Olivia Dean's 'Art of Loving' Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers' 'Just the Two of Us'

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  “Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.”

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  Frase de exemploAccount Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.

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  “Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.”

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  Frase de exemploAccount Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.

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  “The Art of Loving , Dean’s second studio album, was released last year and includes the hit singles “Man I Need” and “So Easy (To Fall in Love).” Dean went on to win Best New Artist at the 2026 Grammys .”

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  Frase de exemploThe Art of Loving , Dean’s second studio album, was released last year and includes the hit singles “Man I Need” and “So Easy (To Fall in Love).” Dean went on to win Best New Artist at the 2026 Grammys .

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  “Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.”

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  Frase de exemploAccount Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.

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  “Trending Stories Trump Explodes on Reporter: ‘You Haven’t Asked Me One F-cking Positive Question’ Macklemore Says ‘Free Palestine’ Tour ‘Sold Out Immediately’: ‘Art Will Always Be a Form of Resistance’ Sia Sells 50 Percent Stake in Catalog for $180 Million in Preparation for Big Avatar Plans MAGA Media Is Trying to Spin Senator’s Brutal Gaffe Into a Win The plaintiff, Mattie Music Group, says it reached out to the defendants on Aug.”

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  “Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.”

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  Frase de exemploAccount Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.

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  “Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.”

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  Frase de exemploAccount Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.

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  “Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.”

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  Frase de exemploAccount Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.

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  “Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.”

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  Frase de exemploAccount Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.

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  “Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.”

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  Frase de exemploAccount Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.

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  “Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.”

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  Frase de exemploAccount Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.

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  “Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.”

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  Frase de exemploAccount Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.

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  “Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.”

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  Frase de exemploAccount Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.

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  “Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.”

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  Frase de exemploAccount Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.

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  “Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.”

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  Frase de exemploAccount Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.

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  “Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.”

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  Frase de exemploAccount Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.

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  “Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.”

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  Frase de exemploAccount Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.

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  “Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.”

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  Frase de exemploAccount Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.

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  “The seven-page copyright infringement complaint names Capitol Records , Universal Music Group, and Dean’s publishing companies as the defendants.”

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  Frase de exemploThe seven-page copyright infringement complaint names Capitol Records , Universal Music Group, and Dean’s publishing companies as the defendants.

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  “Account Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.”

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  Frase de exemploAccount Welcome Manage Account Manage Print Account Sign Out Log In "Inescapable" Olivia Dean’s ‘Art of Loving’ Song Accused of Copying Bill Withers’ ‘Just the Two of Us’ The publisher of Withers’ catalog filed the new lawsuit against Dean's label and publishers, claiming her song "I've Seen It" stole from the 1981 R&B classic By Nancy Dillon Nancy Dillon Contact Nancy Dillon on X Contact Nancy Dillon by Email Rihanna Shooting Suspect Indicted by Grand Jury, Pleads Not Guilty to Upgraded Charges Feds Want Nearly 4 Years in Prison for AI Music Fraudster Who ‘Stole Millions’ Former ‘American Idol’ Contestant Found Guilty of Murdering Wife View all posts by Nancy Dillon October 1, 2026 Add us as a Google Preferred Source Olivia Dean and Bill Withers Joseph Okpako/Getty Images; Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images A new lawsuit alleges the Olivia Dean song “I’ve Seen It,” from her critically acclaimed album The Art of Loving , copies an unmistakable melody from the Bill Withers hit “Just the Two of Us.” Filed in federal court in Los Angeles and obtained by Rolling Stone , the new complaint from the publisher behind Withers’ catalog says the similarities between Dean’s song and the 1981 Grammy-winning R&B classic are “obvious and inescapable.” The publisher says a musicologist who reviewed the songs found “substantial similarities” and repeated copying of a “distinctively protectable melody.” “The number, character, and arrangement of the shared musical features are so striking that they support an inference that the similarities did not result from coincidence, independent creation, or reliance on common musical elements,” the new lawsuit states.

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  “The seven-page copyright infringement complaint names Capitol Records , Universal Music Group, and Dean’s publishing companies as the defendants.”

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  Frase de exemploThe seven-page copyright infringement complaint names Capitol Records , Universal Music Group, and Dean’s publishing companies as the defendants.

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