Snoop Dogg has officially reached a settlement in the copyright infringement lawsuit brought against him by drummer and producer Trevor Lawrence Jr. over two tracks from his 2022 album BODR (Back on ...

Veteran studio producer and drummer Trevor Lawrence Jr. had accused the rap legend of using his backing tracks on the 2022 album without a license. By Rachel Scharf Snoop Dogg has reached a settlement ...

Snoop Dogg reaches a settlement with a studio musician who accused the rapper of failing to license two backing tracks on his 2022 album, BODR. Veteran studio musician and producer Trevor Lawrence Jr.

Calvin Broadus Jr., AKA Snoop Dogg, was sued for failing to get permission to use some music from a studio musician for his 2022 album, BODR, but the two sides have reached a settlement in the legal ...

Trevor Lawrence Jr. sued Snoop Dogg last summer, alleging that he used backing tracks on "BODR" without a licensing agreement. Allegedly, Lawrence created these backing tracks for Snoop to "experiment ...