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Moore et al v. Gyamfi et al
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February 05, 2026
Gospel Singer's Contested Song Gets Judge's Blessing
A Georgia federal judge said Thursday that she will allow a Grammy-award winning gospel artist to release new music Friday over the objections of his label, which tried to block the release with a court order over claims that it would violate his record deal.
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February 04, 2026
Gospel Singer Pleads To Drop Track Amid 'Messy' Label Fight
A Grammy Award-winning gospel singer locked in a contract fight with his record label urged a Georgia federal judge Tuesday to reject the label's attempt to shut down the impending release of a solo track, arguing that halting his work could allow his career to "die on the vine."
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January 28, 2026
Gospel Label Seeks To Stop Singer's Music Release In IT Row
A Christian music record label asked a Georgia federal court to block a Grammy Award-winning gospel singer and his company from releasing new music in a dispute over intellectual property rights and millions in royalties.
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October 03, 2025
Singer Says Ex-Manager's Forgery Might Cost Him 'Millions'
Grammy Award-winning gospel singer Chandler Moore and his company have filed suit against his business manager and several of his alleged "corporate alter egos," claiming the manager used his position and those entities to enrich himself, misappropriate intellectual property rights and deprive Moore of millions in royalties.