May 4, 2005 • 1 min read

BPI investigates DJ Sanj remix album

The BPI is investigating complaints from members that an 'authorised' DJ Sanj remix album uses uncleared samples from their catalogues.

The BPI has confirmed it is investigating complaints made by a number of its members about a supposedly "authorised"

remix album containing mixes by DJ Sanj. Released on the dubiously titled Bootleg Recordings and distributed by the Hi Tech label, word has it that a number of BPI members have said the album includes uncleared samples from their catalogues.

Confirming they were investigating the complaints, BPI Director of Anti-Piracy

David Martin told reporters: "We believe that this remix album uses lengthy samples of our members' sound recordings without permission. Of course we take every complaint we receive in relation to our members' rights very seriously, and we are investigating the situation."

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