French Montana Sued for Dropping 'Blue Chills' Before Clearing Sample

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French Montana Sued for Dropping 'Blue Chills' Before Clearing Sample
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Musician Skylar Gudasz says the rapper started the process to properly license her song “Femme Fatale,” but never finalized the deal

filed by a musician named Skylar Gudasz, who claims the pair sampled one of her songs without permission., alleges Montana and Fraud’s 2022 collaboration “Blue Chills” features an uncleared sample of Gudasz’s 2020 song “Femme Fatal.” Gudasz further claims thatand his reps were in the process of securing a license for the sample, but the rapper released “Blue Chills” before the deal was finalized.

Per the suit, “Blue Chills” “splices” the first verse, chorus, and other parts of “Femme Fatale” while also “speeding up” the original recording to “make the sample faster and have a higher pitch.” It also states that “Blue Chills” has been streamed over 10 million times on streaming services since its release last year, while the music video has racked up four million views on YouTube.’s request for comment.

According to Gudasz, she first heard about the potential sample through DMG Clearances, a company that specializes in obtaining music licenses for various purposes. After Gudasz informed DMG that she was the sole writer and publisher of the song, as well as the sole owner of its recording and composition, DMG told her they were working with French Montana, who’d used “Femme Fatale” as a sample on “Blue Chills.

DMG and Gudasz lawyer, Shawn Nolan, “negotiated most or all material terms” of a licensing contract. Per the suit, the deal would’ve netted Gudasz $7500 upfront, plus a 50 percent share of the “Blue Chills” publishing and .08 percent of the new song’s master royalties. But on June 17, 2022 before the deal was completed and signed, Gudasz claims French Montana released “Blue Chills” .

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