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Hi, Rob

This is concerning the takedown of ITP's 2 albums. Below is the answer from the claimant Tari Litz (from Big Crown Records). According to her, she did not claim rights to the albums (Underground Oldies vol.9 and vol. 10) but only to the specific tracks by the artist Suny Ozuna. I am sure that ITP has a proper license but if there is a problem we will remove those tracks. In addition, ITP will ask Tari to agree that this content can be reinstated.

Richard
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