An NFT site is being accused of selling digital collectibles of songs by musicians like Britney Spears and Taylor Swift — apparently without the artists’ permission.
The bizarre site, called HitPiece, claimed to offer NFTs of a wide variety of songs, which also included work by John Lennon, Bob Marley, Nirvana and rapper XXXTentacion.
It’s not clear what the people received when they purchased an NFT — whether just an image of an album cover, or whether there was an audio file attached. Whatever it was, it wasn’t authorized by the artists, some of the artists are alleging. — a musician known for his songwriting work with Swift, Lorde and Lana Del Ray — called out HitPiece’s “bulls—t” on Twitter late Tuesday after songs by his band Bleachers appeared on the site.Antonoff wrote
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