Former Rapper Eminem employer accused of selling his unpublished music
The former employer of Grammy-Vigner Rapper Eminem has been accused of selling unpublished music of the artist. If found guilty, he can withstand a fine of $ 250,000 and a period of at least five years.
Former Rapper Eminem employee has been accused of criminal violation of a copyright, when he tried to sell his unpublished music, reported The Rolling Stone.
The FBI was alerted about the Act after another Eminem employer discovered unpublished songs from the artist online. Among the individuals identified for the theft were former staff Joseph Stranges, who were employed with Eminem from 2007 to 2021.
The United States Attorney Julie Beck announced the allegations against the Strange, saying, “Protecting intellectual property from thieves is important in protecting the creators’ exclusive rights and protecting their original work from breeding and distribution by individuals, seeking benefits from the creative production of others,” the United States of America’s Attorney Julie Beck said, while the United States said.
If found guilty and a fine of $ 250,000 is found, the Strange will have to face a maximum sentence of five years.
Earlier, the artists reported in the news that he may soon organize a concert in India after the reports. However, nothing has been confirmed so far.
On the work front, Eminem last released the track to Hudini.
