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Credetiquette...? Posted on: 30.03.2011 by Lula Falconburg Just finishing up a dubstep track featuring some Loleatta Holloway vocals. It's definitely not a remix though. I was wondering if it would be considered poor etiquette to title the track me (feat. Lolleatta Holloway) - song name? Is that something that collaborating artists agree to? Would labeling the track as such come off as a cheap way to get people to listen to my stuff? What are some other ways to give credit where credit is due?
Lula Falconburg 30.03.2011	Originally Posted by Lambox If somebody sampled a track I made, and claimed that their mix "featured" me without my consent, or even me knowing about it, I'd be hella pissed. That's exactly why I asked
Verona Fashbaugh 30.03.2011	Originally Posted by padi_04 i'd go with "vs" or something I agree. Originally Posted by padi_04 Unless you get clearance from the label to use those samples, there's not much more you can do. If somebody sampled a track I made, and claimed that their mix "featured" me without my consent, or even me knowing about it, I'd be hella pissed.
Nedra Fresneda 30.03.2011	Originally Posted by heaps Thaaaat's what I was looking for. but that seems to imply a mashup to me. Unless you get clearance from the label to use those samples, there's not much more you can do.
Lula Falconburg 30.03.2011	Originally Posted by padi_04 i'd go with "vs" or something Thaaaat's what I was looking for. but that seems to imply a mashup to me.
Brent Dierken 30.03.2011	Originally Posted by heaps What are some other ways to give credit where credit is due? I can't really answer this, it might be an extra sensitive subject considering she died a week ago.
Lula Falconburg 30.03.2011	Just finishing up a dubstep track featuring some Loleatta Holloway vocals. It's definitely not a remix though. I was wondering if it would be considered poor etiquette to title the track me (feat. Lolleatta Holloway) - song name? Is that something that collaborating artists agree to? Would labeling the track as such come off as a cheap way to get people to listen to my stuff? What are some other ways to give credit where credit is due?
Lula Falconburg 30.03.2011	Originally Posted by Lambox If somebody sampled a track I made, and claimed that their mix "featured" me without my consent, or even me knowing about it, I'd be hella pissed. That's exactly why I asked
Verona Fashbaugh 30.03.2011	Originally Posted by padi_04 i'd go with "vs" or something I agree. Originally Posted by padi_04 Unless you get clearance from the label to use those samples, there's not much more you can do. If somebody sampled a track I made, and claimed that their mix "featured" me without my consent, or even me knowing about it, I'd be hella pissed.
Nedra Fresneda 30.03.2011	Originally Posted by heaps Thaaaat's what I was looking for. but that seems to imply a mashup to me. Unless you get clearance from the label to use those samples, there's not much more you can do.
Lula Falconburg 30.03.2011	Originally Posted by padi_04 i'd go with "vs" or something Thaaaat's what I was looking for. but that seems to imply a mashup to me.
Nedra Fresneda 30.03.2011	i'd go with "vs" or something
Verona Fashbaugh 30.03.2011	I don't know man. In my opinion, "featuring" (and it's variations) imply a knowing collaboration between both people involved.
Lula Falconburg 31.03.2011	Right, but it's not a consensual collaboration. The "feat." credit is still justified?
Nedra Fresneda 30.03.2011	what dvls said, your name ft sec artist usually refers to a consensual collaboration.
Roberto Viccione 30.03.2011	As far as etiquette goes, I'd put a feat. in there for sure. Like <your name> - <track name> (feat. Loleatta Holloway)
Leeanna Ayla 30.03.2011	Props for using her vocals. If your the original producer, then I believe that's okay. If it's more of a mashup or sampling then then list it as so. Link?
Brent Dierken 30.03.2011	Originally Posted by heaps What are some other ways to give credit where credit is due? I can't really answer this, it might be an extra sensitive subject considering she died a week ago.

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