In a judgement that is going to change the music landscape forever, the South Gauteng High Court granted an application to liquidate the South African Recording Rights Association Limited (Sarral).
Sarral has been the custodian of mechanical music rights for artists for almost half a century.
Last Friday was the culmination of a six-year battle between the organisation and Colin Shapiro, Hotep Galeta – both composers who claim to be owed millions in unpaid royalties – and others.
This article was originally written and published on Sunday World by Norman Masungwini and Mzwandile Kabizokwakhe, click here and read the rest.
| Company: | South African Recording Rights Association Limited |
| Organization: | South Gauteng High Court |
| Person: | Colin Shapiro |
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