Composer Sues Shaman Over Plagiarism in 'Russia — Mama'
Composer Alexander Nezvannov accused singer Shaman of plagiarism over the song "Russia is Mom." Singer Alexander Nezvannov demanded 100,000 rubles from Yaroslav Dronov (Shaman) through the courts.
Consensus
- Composer Alexander Nezvanov filed a lawsuit against singer Shaman (Yaroslav Dronov) over the song 'Russia — Mama'.
- The lawsuit was registered on August 13 in the Moscow Arbitration Court.
- The claim is based on alleged copyright infringement.
- The song 'Russia — Mama' was released by Shaman in 2023.
- The lawsuit demands 100,000 rubles in compensation.
- The song 'Russia — Mama' has an accompanying music video featuring AI-animated 'foreign agents'.
Points of divergence
- Music producer Sergey Dvortsov stated that the song 'Russia — Mama' was created as a collaborative work between Yaroslav Dronov and Grigory Leps, with contributions from Leps' team, and denied any plagiarism. — riamo
Coverage (2 sources)
- Composer Alexander Nezvannov Accuses Singer Shaman of Plagiarism Over Song 'Russia - Mama' — SOTAvision
- Producer Dvoretsov called Nezvanov's accusations against SHAMAN hype — РИАМО
Key entities
- Aleksandr Nezvannov
- Sergey Dvortsov
- Shaman
- Russia — mother
- Moscow
- Arbitration Court
- RIA Novosti
- Public Service of News
- Yaroslav Dronov
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