They denounce Ed Sheeran for alleged plagiarism

The British musician Ed Sheeran was denounced in the United States for alleged plagiarism on the subject of Marvin Gaye "Let's Get On," according to media reports British.

Structured Asset Sales (SAS), which owns part of the rights of the song, claims the artist a sum of one hundred million dollars.

The company considers that the song "Thinking Out Loud", which Sheeran published in 2014, copies "melody, rhythms, harmonies, chords, drums, bbad line, filling choruses , tempo, syncope and "looping" that of Gaye, according to the British newspaper The Guardian.

Ed Sheeran included the subject on his record "X", which he sold over 15 million copies.

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SAS acquired a third of the rights to "Let's Get On "In 2003 Edward Townsend died, who signed the song with Gaye in 1973.

This is Marvin Gaye's song:

This is the second legal action facing the British musician for "Thinking Out Loud", after the heirs Townsend had already initiated a similar lawsuit in 2016. [19659003] Sheeran, 27, then denied accusations, although according to the British public BBC channel, "it is not clear" if this process was solved.

Up to now, the British artist has not spoken about this new request.