I don't know -- if it's inaccurate to just change a few things and then call
a track "new" then a _lot_ of dancehall artists are in trouble. There are
whole CDs of (for instance) Sly & Robbie tracks where the backing is exactly
the same, and all they've done is add new toasting over the top, and those
are all considered different songs. If an artist wants to claim that a track
is new after tweaking the snares a little bit, I have no problem with
that. It's their work, after all.
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