Legal Literacy - This article discusses copyright and ethics in creating music, especially in the context of covering songs or re-singing other people's songs. The article also explains the legal consequences and efforts to resolve disputes related to copyright infringement.

In the digital era and the disruption of information technology as it is today, most of the time, activities and human interactions are forced to switch to the virtual world. Whether because it is far more efficient in reaching many things, the internet with its rapidly developing technology provides a variety of services and features that are not only informative-actual, educative, but also entertainment media that can be easily enjoyed by all groups.

In addition to being connoisseurs and spectators, many people are now competing to get involved in creating and working with their respective abilities and characters. And we can see now how the term “content creator” seems to have become a new profession which is promising in the era of digitalization like today. And one small example of a work that is often enjoyed by many people is music or songs.

We can see, for example, on the YouTube platform, how tens of millions of songs are played every day or how hundreds of thousands of song titles are searched for by people every minute. Apart from the fairly large and promising income, presenting a…