You may not be able to break Beyoncé’s soul, but it’s at least about to be tested: She’s currently facing a new lawsuit accusing her of copyright infringement, The Guardian reports. Beyoncé, Big ...

A little-known New Orleans group claims one of the track's high-profile samples featured infringing lyrics. But a case over a three-word phrase could face long odds in court. By Bill Donahue Beyoncé, ...

Beyoncé and her record label, Sony Music, are embroiled in a legal battle over the hit single “Break My Soul” from her 2022 album Renaissance. The lawsuit, initiated by New Orleans-based group Da ...

A New Orleans bounce group is claiming she infringed on their copyright. Back in 2022, Beyonce returned with her first new solo album in 6 years. RENAISSANCE was the first in a trilogy of genre ...

Da Showstoppaz accused Beyonce and Big Freedia of copyright infringement in May. Allegedly, that track illegally borrowed lyrics from their own 2002 song, “Release A Wiggle.” Now, the case has been ...

Beyoncé is still riding high off the release of her country-inspired album Cowboy Carter, but this week, she was hit with a copyright infringement lawsuit that may put a damper on her summer. "Break ...

Over a month has passed since Beyoncé debuted “Break My Soul,” a dance bop that has inspired a bevy of social media reactions, memes and job walkouts, and the first single from her album "Renaissance.

In August 2023, claims began to spread on social media platforms that Beyoncé had updated the "Break My Soul (The Queens Remix)" song to remove mentions of singer Lizzo. The claim spread as the latter ...

A lawsuit against Beyoncé and Sony Music over Renaissance‘s lead single “Break My Soul” has been dropped. On Thursday, the copyright lawsuit was voluntarily dismissed several months after members of ...

UPDATE: The copyright lawsuit filed against Beyoncé, Jay-Z, Big Freedia and Sony Music over the phrase "release a wiggle" from Beyoncé's hit single “Break My Soul” has been dropped by the accusers.

The case claimed that one of the track's high-profile samples featured infringing lyrics, but those allegations likely faced long odds in court. By Bill Donahue A lawsuit against Beyoncé and Sony ...