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Am I allowed to write new lyrics to a copyrighted song? (4 points explained)

Today I’ll be answering if you’re allowed to write new lyrics to a copyrighted song.

Am I allowed to write new lyrics to a copyrighted song?

Yes. Learn what a copyright is. There’s been plenty of musicians that went through copyright procedures to get a song cleared. We’ll look at one that’s infamous for it. To understand your rights as an artist, it’ll be in your best interest to know the zone of making a parody or sampling a song (both are protected under this act).

The Weird Al Example

Weird Al Yankovich was a popular artist that blew up who’s an expert at copyright etiquette.

Copyright Observation

The first info you’re going to want to understand is copyright laws.

Parodies

A parody is a separate category (its own in fact) in its own rights as a song.

Song Samples

Working deals out in where a older beat gets partial credits for a redesign of their original is song sampling done right.


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One response to “Am I allowed to write new lyrics to a copyrighted song? (4 points explained)”

  1. […] This is a still image of a performance that I was in where I had original lyrics on a beat that was already made. […]

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