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Top Music Attorney Podcast With Miss Krystle

Business:Entrepreneurship

How To Sample Music Legally | Don’t Be Held Liable | Music Business Podcast

2022-12-05

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In this segment, Top Music Attorney, Miss Krystle breaks down How to sample music legally so you're not held liable.

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