Dean Hajas Official Slave 4 U / Slave Driver C March 2 2000
Channel: Dean Hajas
Date: 2019-12-26

Written by Dean Hajas March 2nd 2000, performed by Britney Spears.  This track was taken to HHO Publishing and Zomba / Jive Records in London U.K. on Sept. 21st 2001.  3 Full length CD's with all documentation for over 50 Original Songs were stolen along with lyrics and publishing content.  4 years later on Dec. 23rd, 2005 - ZOMBA released it's commissioned remix of I'm A Slave 4 U with Dave Aude of Audacious Records.  According to Senior Vice President's letter of EMI / Mr. Bruce Scavuzzo denies that the version released as Slave Driver / B In The Remixes had anything to do with Pharrell Williams / Chad Hugo, The Neptunes or EMI.  The allegations were deflected back to ZOMBA and Eric Levine stating that they had in fact commissioned the remix.  This letter is included in this video presentation.  Dean Hajas put the Britney Spears vocal performance of her 2001 original version, and her vocal performance of the 2005 version, and they are an exact match.  In Copyright Law, as a Canadian citizen, according to the Berne Convention and Rome Treaty, anything we pen as Canadian Citizens is covered by Copyright Law, without the need for "FORMALITY" of registering with the Canadian Intellectual Property Office.  Measure for yourself and view the Dave Aude version of Slave Driver / B In the Remixes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkPyFiFOYjk - decide for yourselves the similarities are identical in many ways.  The record companies had access to Dean Hajas song creations for 4 years, and then released it without obtaining Prior Written Consent.  SONY / BMG / ZOMBA / Jive records / Universal Music and EMI Publishing all broke Copyright Law.  The fight for Copyright justice within the remedies that are available is metaphorically David vs. Goliath, and it is Dean Hajas wish, to thank his family, loved ones and supporters for all your encouragement and love.

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