A police investigation is underway after an unreleased track, believed to be from Leona Lewis’s new album, leaked onto the Internet. Hackers allegedly managed to gain access to computers at Simon Cowell’s Syco – part of Sony BMG – and get their hands on the track, which sees Lewis team up with Justin Timberlake. IFPI are helping with the investigation.
During the last couple of days there have been rumors that an unreleased track from Leona Lewis’s new album had leaked onto the Internet. The track, “Don’t Let Me Down” is from the singer’s anticipated second album and sees her team up with Justin Timberlake and producer Timbaland.
Now, according to a report, the leak has been confirmed by Simon Cowell’s Syco, part of Sony BMG.
The report in Britain’s The Sun tabloid, says that ‘hackers’ targeted computers at Syco and lifted the track and later put it on the Internet, but the author seems a little confused over how these things work.
More: http://torrentfreak.com/hackers-steal-new-leona-lewis-timberlake-track-090819/
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During the last couple of days there have been rumors that an unreleased track from Leona Lewis’s new album had leaked onto the Internet. The track, “Don’t Let Me Down” is from the singer’s anticipated second album and sees her team up with Justin Timberlake and producer Timbaland.
Now, according to a report, the leak has been confirmed by Simon Cowell’s Syco, part of Sony BMG.
The report in Britain’s The Sun tabloid, says that ‘hackers’ targeted computers at Syco and lifted the track and later put it on the Internet, but the author seems a little confused over how these things work.
More: http://torrentfreak.com/hackers-steal-new-leona-lewis-timberlake-track-090819/
