Reggae singer sues UK label for 40 years of unpaid royalties
The Reggae star is urging the next generation of Jamaican artists to avoid record labels and release music independently.
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The Reggae star is urging the next generation of Jamaican artists to avoid record labels and release music independently.
Mr Romeo says many Jamaican singers have faced the same "injustice" from people who "promised" to take our music around the world
"I have exhausted every resource available to me to get this matter rectified," says the Reggae legend
“A little man from rural St Ann fighting the biggest recording label in the world in the Supreme Court of the United States of America.” That is how 78-year-old Chase the Devil singer, Max Romeo, described his £12.3 million/US$15m lawsuit against...
Mr Romeo claims he has not been paid for 19 songs, including music sampled by top US artists