J.Scott Tip: “Leaks”

		J.Scott Tip: “Leaks” Posted by J.Scott \| Published September 9, 2011 at 11:00 am

	I’ve noticed something recently that doesn’t seem to make much sense to me. How are artists releasing songs but labeling them “Leaked”? The last time I checked, if someone drops their own song, that’s an official release. That’s not a leak, guys. No need to add a false level of exclusiveness to get listeners intrigued. Just do you. - J.Scott 10 - I Like This! Share this: Facebook Twitter
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