Uploaded March 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Owing to the recent case between Derek Ryan and George Ezra, I decided to look in closer detail at the two recordings at the centre of the controversy.
They are 'Flowers In Your Hair' released in 2014 and 'Shotgun' released in 2018.
The audio comparison reveals some striking similarities between the two tracks.
As a result of the court ruling Mr Ezra has reportedly been forced to pay royalties to the sum of seven-and-a-half per cent of income from his hit song “Shotgun”, after a claim of copyright infringement from Irish singer-songwriter Derek Ryan.
Uploaded by Michael Bermingham on the 19th of March 2019.
Owing to the recent case between Derek Ryan and George Ezra, I decided to look in closer detail at the two recordings at the centre of the controversy.
They are 'Flowers In Your Hair' released in 2014 and 'Shotgun' released in 2018.
The audio comparison reveals some striking similarities between the two tracks.
As a result of the court ruling Mr Ezra has reportedly been forced to pay royalties to the sum of seven-and-a-half per cent of income from his hit song “Shotgun”, after a claim of copyright infringement from Irish singer-songwriter Derek Ryan.
Uploaded by Michael Bermingham on the 19th of March 2019.
