The 1975‘s Upcoming Music and Sean Duffy’s Unauthorized Use of “chocolate”
The British pop rock band The 1975 is reportedly nearing the release of new music, perhaps two albums titled “DOGS,” following a period of refinement including the removal of a track, “Human Too,” from their 2022 album Being Funny In A Foreign Language. Meanwhile, a curious and unrelated incident has emerged involving former reality television personality and current political figure Sean Duffy, who appears to have used a clip of The 1975’s song “Chocolate” without permission in a social media video.
The 1975’s New Music
Following their performance headlining Glastonbury in June 2023,The 1975 teased a project called “DOGS,” leading fans to speculate about a new album. https://stereogum.com/2313464/the-1975-headline-glastonbury-with-big-production-no-politics/news During a songwriting workshop at Gateshead College, frontman Matty Healy confirmed the band had recorded two albums, though the final release may consolidate them into a single project. https://stereogum.com/2476458/the-1975-remove-human-too-from-being-funny-in-a-foreign-language/news Healy also announced a performance at the charity show Sunday For Sammy on February 16th at the Utilita Arena Newcastle.
Sean Duffy and “chocolate”
In a separate and unrelated event, Sean Duffy, known for his appearance on The Real World: Boston and his subsequent political career, posted a video on X (formerly Twitter) on January 21, 2024, that included a segment of the 1975’s song “Chocolate.” https://x.com/SecDuffy/status/1995146323339928009?s=20 It is currently unclear whether Duffy obtained the necessary licenses or permissions to use the copyrighted material. Using copyrighted music without proper authorization can lead to legal repercussions under copyright law.
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