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STAR-CREAM'D

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Copyright Infringement
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Thanks,
Andrew Southerland
ReverbNation Staff

-------------------------this is the response reverbnation gave me. Anyone want to go further with this? I'd much prefer turn it over directly to all the musicians she stole from.

I messaged one of her booking people:

Hello,

I am emailing you to bring to attention the fraudulent acts Emma Lundy (Once we were Robots). Every one of her songs that I have heard has been stolen from an already existing artists. The only thing she adds is vocals that are obviously overdubbed post production.  I think that anyone booking her, managing her, or even listening to her has the right to know that she is a fake and that it is a disgrace to the music community to commit theft and then market the music as your own.

Here are some links to the tracks she stole.

"Spaceman" is actually "Spaceman" by Kola Kid: https://8bc.org/music/Kola+Kid/Kola+Kid+-+spaceman/

"Monster" is actually "Studio Candy" by Monster, Monster! https://8bc.org/music/Monster!+Monster!/Studio+Candy/

If you would like more evidence I have plenty.

Thank you for your time,

Trey F.

His response________________

Hi there,

Cheers for that, must admit I didn't know as she's not signed with us, i was just trying to get her gigs abroad.
Will take that page down asap.

David
www.v92dvg.com