In his message, Ghostwriter talks about how the future of music is evolving, allowing artists to easily use artificial intelligence-generated sounds. Ghostwriter also makes an offer to Travis Scott and 21 Savage, stating that royalties will go to them if they allow the song to be released.
Earlier this year, Ghostwriter sparked copyright controversy with the release of the song “Heart on My Sleeve,” which was created using Drake’s voice. This song managed to gain popularity and was subsequently deleted. Ghostwriter even nominated this controversial composition for two Grammy nominations: best rap song and song of the year. At the time, Recording Academy CEO Harvey Mason Jr. said that the song was worthy of the award because it was created by a man. However, it must meet distribution standards, which can be difficult due to copyright issues. It looks like Ghostwriter has decided to take the aforementioned bounty as a final step. We just have to wait for Travis Scott and 21 Savage to respond.
Source: Ferra
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