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Short description: 2009 single by Edward Maya and Vika Jigulina
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"Edward Maya does not endorse any of her works, denies ever working with her and considers Mia Martina's cover version explained by :the CP Records as a "remix" an infringement on his original song.
but nowhere on the his website does he actually say this. in particular, the word infringement does not appear anywhere.
what he does say is
I don't know this artist and I do not approve her!! Please help me to stop her to have concerts! Like this my tour will be saved!!
which doesn't really mean anything. Cat Music sold the rights to the song to Ultra, so there's no reason why Maya would have "know" (as in know personally ) or "approve" her (Since Cat Music would have been acting on his behalf).
it seems people out there really want to think that the Ultra version was "stolen" or "infringed" but i don't see evidence of anything like that. what i do see is that Ultra is using Maya's name to promote her Martina's concerts, which is what the issue is.
--76.10.155.3 (talk) 14:40, 23 January 2011 (UTC)[reply]
It's just a cover version of the song. The instrumental and vocals are slightly different, but overall it's almost the same. DJ Team's version of the song has been released on iTunes in many countries before the proper version was. Here in the UK, DJ Team's version got into the top 30 (until the original was released). In the US it's managed to get into the top 500. DJ Team have covered other songs which got a lot of downloads on UK iTunes before the release date too, such as Alors on danse and Chica Bomb. Obviously people not in Europe won't really know these songs though. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 86.155.8.52 (talk) 18:21, 12 July 2010 (UTC)[reply]
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I'm curious about that. When checking the source which is pointed to the release date of 17 September 2009, but there isn't anything about that date, not even a mention of Stereo Love on the page. The song is even mentioned on the site, but in another list (Uge 29 - 2010). And this video (that I'm trying to send to the Wayback Machine, in case it disappears from YouTube) proves that at least the extended version of the song has been around since the minimum 7 March 2009. When this song was actually released seems like an obscure subject indeed. Later I will hunt the far reaches of the internet for some information about the release date of the song. — Gaèlictalk07:06, 28 November 2022 (UTC)[reply]
Release dates of songs are indeed a fairly tricky thing to research about songs in general. What definition of "release date" are we using here? The release date on iTunes? If so, there are plenty of songs that were released on YouTube a lot sooner than they were released on iTunes! Seckends (talk) 19:09, 25 July 2023 (UTC)[reply]
@Seckends: Sorry for taking so long to respond. I consider (and I believe this should be the criterion for music articles, I could be wrong) the "release date" to be the date on which the song was first officially released, in any medium (radio or internet) by any station/website. — — Gaèlictalk01:02, 1 June 2024 (UTC)[reply]
@Gaèlic: Thank you! As a Romanian who is extremely proud of the 2008-2012 (cca) popcorn boom, I always work on consolidating information on these super popular songs, such as "Stereo Love" :) @Seckends: The release date for a single is always either radio or anywhere else on the internet (a music retailer, not YouTube). For example, Maya could have posted the song to YouTube on January 2009, but still the "Release date" would be February because that's when "Stereo Love" was released to radio on its own (as a single). Greets; Cartoon network freak (talk) 14:01, 1 June 2024 (UTC)[reply]