Numerous music composers for videogame denounce the theft of their songs to sell NFTs without their permission
Numerous music composers for videogame have denounced on social networks the theft of their songs to sell NFTs without their permission. This unfortunate maneuver is occurring on the Hitpiece musical NFTS platform, which offers users "own a song, build a unique playlist and join an artist community," as you can read on your Twitter account. However, it seems that what they are really doing is to navigate Spotify looking for songs, download them without permission from their authors and sell them later without, evidently paying the rights. Grant Kirkhope, the composer nominated Banjo-Kazooie Bafta, Donkey Kong 64 or World of Warcraft: Shadowlands, explained that "Hitpiece, who knows that one of the songs you are selling in which I appear is owned by Blizzard Entertainment, which Now it is property of Microsoft... Good luck with that. " This Content is Hosted on an External Platform, Which Will Only Display It If You Accept Targeting Cookies. Please enable cookies...