Daz Dillinger, a Death Row producer and collaborator, is suing the estate of late rapper Tupac Shakur, alleging unpaid royalties connected to Shakur’s 1996 album “All Eyez on Me.” According to reports, Dillinger claims he helped co-write and produce multiple tracks on the album, which he says entitles him to compensation that has not been paid. Billboard reports that Dillinger co-wrote and produced five songs on the album, which is described as Shakur’s last release before his death. Rolling Stone reports that Dillinger’s allegations extend to more than a dozen songs, indicating a broader claim than the specific five tracks highlighted in Billboard’s account. The lawsuit seeks money Dillinger says is owed for his creative work on the project. The estate has not been described in the available reporting as having publicly responded or conceded to the claims. The case focuses on royalty calculations and attribution tied to album contributions credited to Dillinger and how those credits translate into payments owed under the terms of music rights and agreements.
Daz Dillinger sues Tupac Shakur estate over alleged unpaid ‘All Eyez on Me’ royalties
Daz Dillinger, a Death Row producer and collaborator, is suing the estate of late rapper Tupac Shakur, alleging unpaid royalties connected to Shakur’s 1996 album “All Eyez on Me.” According to reports...
- Daz Dillinger, a Death Row producer and collaborator, sues Tupac Shakur’s estate over alleged unpaid royalties.
- The dispute relates to Shakur’s 1996 album “All Eyez on Me.”
- Billboard says Dillinger co-wrote and produced five songs on the album.
- Rolling Stone says Dillinger’s claim covers more than a dozen songs.
- The reports describe the case as seeking money Dillinger says is owed for his work on the album.
Daz Dillinger is accusing the late rapper's estate of owing him money stemming from more than a dozen songs
3 months agoDillinger co-wrote and produced five songs off the seminal 1996 album, the last Shakur released before his death.
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