The pioneering hip-hop group spent years fighting among themselves. Now they're turning to a new foe: the music industry ...

Salt-N-Pepa are telling their record label not to push it as they fight for the rights to their music. The groundbreaking duo behind hip-hop classics including 1993’s “Shoop” and 1987’s “Push It” say ...

The women behind Salt-N-Pepa, the history-making female hip-hop group, claim that Universal Music Group has removed some of their biggest hits from streaming platforms amid a legal battle. Cheryl ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Salt-N-Pepa’s fight to regain ownership of their master recordings has come to an unsuccessful end. According to People, U.S.

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The hip hop duo believe they are eligible to own their own music due to the Copyright Act of 1976. Salt-N-Pepa wants their master recordings back, taking things to ...

Salt-N-Pepa are suing Universal Music Group (UMG) for the rights to their catalog, which includes enduring rap hits like 1987’s “Push It” and 1993’s “Shoop.” The duo says UMG has pulled its songs from ...