Hua Kim Tuyen and Kai Dinh only named Nam Em and covered the music without asking permission from the owner
Recently, male singer-songwriter Kai Dinh has posted a status line about the issue of music copyright. If in the previous status, he only hinted at a few individuals who covered his music without asking permission, without crediting the author’s name, in the latest status line, Kai Dinh mentioned the beauty directly. go sing Nam Em.
Specifically, Kai Dinh said the song I Love Come Here composed by him for Toc Tien in her latest EP, which is still within the exclusive period of recording, recording, and performing. However, Nam Em covered this song at a concert and even uploaded it to YouTube for commercial purposes.
Notably, Kai Dinh said that Nam Em uploaded the clip at 8 pm, but it was not until 8:04 pm that Nam Em sent an email asking for permission from the author. This is an unprofessional action, more “announcement” than “approval”.
Kai Dinh also mentioned Toc Tien to reflect his frustration: “In a nutshell, singer Toc Tien put money and time and effort into investing in a song, and another artist just brought the song to perform and uploaded it to youtube without investing anything but singing. again?”
Toc Tien – I Love You Come Here
Cover version I Love Come Here in the series of programs Breath of Music by Nam Em was uploaded on her YouTube channel a few months ago. Currently, this clip has been removed on Nam Em’s YouTube, but there are still many reups and fancams appearing on social networks.
Nam Em covers I Love Come Here Cui, a composition by Kai Dinh that is still in the exclusive period for Toc Tien
In the comments section, musician Hua Kim Tuyen also shared his frustration with colleague Kai Dinh. He said, Nam Em also covered a song he wrote Vietnamese lyrics without asking permission, without credit with the author’s name. The song Hua Kim Tuyen refers to is most likely Like the First Snow, Vietnamese version of the soundtrack song Goblin – I Will Go To You Like A First Snow.
(still) about music copyright
Hello everyone, it’s Kai Dinh again.
Kai would like to express his opinion that although Kai is very happy and happy when his songs are loved by the audience and colleagues, Kai completely opposes his songs being used for commercial purposes. trade without permission.
What is commerce? The song is taken to perform in shows selling tickets to the audience. Songs are recorded/broadcast on channels (platforms) with the function of collecting fees from advertising/streaming. The story of intellectual property rights in Vietnam has now developed to the point where cafes/restaurants when playing artists’ music have to buy accounts on digital music sites. But why until now fellow artists, when using other artists’ songs, still can’t do the bare minimum, which is to ask for permission before using?
The song I Love Come Here Thoi is currently still in the period of exclusive recording/recording/performance of singer Toc Tien, but Nam Em has used the song to perform, and even record and upload on the youtube channel, even though I have not received the consent of the author and the singer has the right to use it. The song was aired at 8 pm, but you emailed the author’s permission at 8:04 pm. So, ask for permission or notice?
Kai would like to clarify more for the audience to understand why the copyright issue is so important. Intellectual property is also an asset, project implementers like us are the ones who have to invest time, money, and effort to measure how to produce a complete song, and expect wants to be recognized by the audience for those efforts with the most thoughtful product possible. The arbitrary use of these songs greatly affects the artist who is using the song. In a nutshell, singer Toc Tien put money and time and effort into investing in a song, and another artist just brought the song to perform and uploaded it to youtube without investing anything but singing. again?
Please allow me to take up everyone’s time on this matter. But I hope that you and your colleagues can sympathize with Kai and act together so that we can have an increasingly kinder and more civilized music environment.
Thank you very much everyone.
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