James’s Tim Booth criticises Tommy Robinson for ‘cynical’ use of song | Music
Group James’ chief singer criticized Tommy Robinson for the use of the Group’s Hit song in a protest video for the use of the Hit.
Tim Booth said that the song was played without the permission of the alternative rock band because he believes that the movement of the far -right activist was “antithesis”.
On Saturday, at least 25 people were arrested and 26 police officers were wounded in the “Combine Kingdom” show in the center of London, and 26 police officers were wounded.
A scene in Whitehall hosted a series of speeches from extreme right personalities and politicians, including Tesla and X owner Elon Musk, who appeared with a video interview on a large screen after walking from the protesters Southbank.
Sit Down was used in a video published by Robinson, who emphasized the size of the protest.
After 17:00 on Saturday, on Saturday, on the platform, Booth criticized the activist for incorporating the 1989 record.
65 -year -old said: “Trobinsonnewera to sit by the useful use to see the disgust. We were not allowed and we are looking at our options.
“Most of our songs and topical lyrics make it very clear where we stand, and the antithesis of this organization.”
If the work of a group is protected and used in a illegal way, according to the Contemporary Music Performance Institute (ICMP), the defendant may give an official request in the form of a letter of stop and abandoning to stop using the party’s work.
If the group is not done later, if an appropriate procedure is not taken, it may file a lawsuit for copyright violations, which may lead to damage payments or prevent the violation of the violation from using their jobs if they are successful.
The ICMP said that synchronization licenses are required to use music in visual-work projects, including online videos, which are sync with visual content.
In 2018, he insulted the other musician Morrissey in 2018 after he sympathized with Robinson, his real name Stephen Yaxley-Lennon.
The “Combination of the Kingdom” rally exceeded the 18:00 deduction period implemented by the police within the scope of the Public Order Law, while the protest against protection against racism would end at 16:00.
