Singer-songwriter Olivia Marsh has admitted to plagiarism and swiftly settled with the original creator.
🎶 Plagiarism Controversy Over Backseat
- On the 24th, Marsh's agency, Amplify, issued a statement addressing the plagiarism allegations surrounding her song Backseat.
- The song was accused of sounding too similar to American singer Isaac Dunbar's 2019 track Onion Boy.
💬 Isaac Dunbar Speaks Out
- Dunbar recently called out Marsh on social media, claiming:
"A song I wrote in my bedroom in 2019 was stolen."
- Amplify acknowledged the similarities, stating:
"We recognize the validity of Isaac Dunbar's claim."
⚖ Swift Resolution
- Both parties reached a mutual agreement without further dispute.
- The agency confirmed they are adjusting songwriting credits and handling necessary legal matters to ensure Dunbar's rights are protected.
🚨 Preventive Measures
- Amplify pledged to strengthen its internal review system to prevent future issues.
- They issued an apology to Dunbar and fans:
"We deeply regret the situation and will take this as a lesson to improve our practices."
🌟 Who Is Olivia Marsh?
- Marsh debuted as a singer-songwriter in October 2024 with 42.
- She released her first full-length album, Meanwhile, on February 13.
- She is also known as the older sister of NewJeans member Danielle.
Photo Credit: Amplify
