A former studio engineer is charged with stealing unreleased Eminem music and selling it online

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1. KTVZ Bend

   A former studio engineer is charged with stealing unreleased Eminem music and selling it online ↗ (opens KTVZ Bend)

   Published Mar 20, 2025

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   By The Associated Press (CNN) — A former Eminem studio engineer was charged Wednesday with stealing the Detroit rapper’s unreleased music and selling it online, federal prosecutors announced. Investigators say more than 25 songs have been played or distributed online without the consent of Eminem or…

2. Variety

   Eminem Leak: Man Charged With Stealing and Selling Unreleased Music ↗ (opens Variety)

   Published Mar 18, 2025

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   A man has been charged with stealing and selling Eminem's unreleased music.

3. Fox2 Detroit

   Former Eminem employee accused of leaking unreleased music ↗ (opens Fox2 Detroit)

   Published Mar 19, 2025

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   It has been two months since Eminem's music was leaked online. On Wednesday, the FBI revealed that one of his former employees was responsible, and the man could face years in prison if convicted.

4. The Hollywood Reporter

   Eminem’s Former Employee Charged With Leaking Rapper’s Music ↗ (opens The Hollywood Reporter)

   Published Mar 19, 2025

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   Joseph Strange, a former employee of rapper Eminem, has been charged for leaking the rapper's unreleased music online.

5. Rolling Stone

   Eminem's Ex-Employee Charged With Selling Rapper's Unreleased Music ↗ (opens Rolling Stone)

   Published Mar 19, 2025

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   A former employee of Eminem has been charged with criminal infringement of a copyright and interstate transportation of stolen goods.

6. Los Angeles Times

   Former Eminem employee charged in theft of dozens of unreleased songs ↗ (opens Los Angeles Times)

   Published Mar 19, 2025

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   "The significant damage caused by a trusted employee to Eminem's artistic legacy and creative integrity cannot be overstated," a spokesman said.

7. WMUR

   Eminem's former studio engineer charged with stealing unreleased music, selling it online ↗ (opens WMUR)

   Published Mar 19, 2025

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   Former Eminem studio engineer charged with stealing and selling unreleased music online, facing up to 15 years in prison

8. Detroit Metro Times

   Ex-Eminem employee charged with selling rapper’s unreleased music ↗ (opens Detroit Metro Times)

   Published Mar 19, 2025

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   Following an FBI investigation, the audio engineer was accused of leaking tracks in exchange for Bitcoin

9. NBC News

   Former Eminem employee charged with leaking unreleased music ↗ (opens NBC News)

   Published Mar 20, 2025

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   Rapper Eminem said "significant damage was caused" and his team is "appreciative" after his former longtime employee was charged with leaking his unreleased music online.

10. East Idaho News

    Former studio engineer is charged with stealing unreleased Eminem music and selling it online ↗ (opens East Idaho News)

    Published Mar 20, 2025

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    (CNN) — A former Eminem studio engineer was charged Wednesday with stealing the Detroit rapper’s unreleased music and selling it online, federal prosecutors announced. Investigators say more than 25 songs have been played or distributed online without the consent of Eminem or Interscope Capital Labe…

11. Entertainment Weekly

    Eminem's ex-employee charged with stealing and selling rapper's unreleased music ↗ (opens Entertainment Weekly)

    Published Mar 20, 2025

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    One of Eminem's former employees has been charged with stealing and selling the rapper's unreleased songs and faces up to 15 years behind bars.

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