Marina And The Diamonds Call Police After Song Leaks Online

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February 11, 2011 by Holly Frith | Photo by Carsten Windhorst

Marina And The Diamonds Call Police After Song Leaks Online

Marina Diamandis, frontwoman of Marina And The Diamonds has contacted the Police after one of her new tracks leaked online.

The singer wrote a plea to fans on her blog asking if any of them could help locate the culprit or culprits.

''I have the police involved. So if you know information about the people who are doing this, you can message me. I have waxed lyrical to [record label] Warner about how incredible you are and I have faith in you on this."

She added: "I am asking for you to protect me. I rely on you guys heavily - and transparently - and I need your help. You're the only ones who control whether things stop or spread."

Meanwhile, Marina And The Diamonds frontwoman Marina Diamandis has expressed her frustration that she is not bigger.

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MarinasDiamonds doesn’t decide when music gets released! She says she won’t release a new album to make fans feel bad for listening to leaks. Guilt-tripping asshole
~ by bollocks 2/13/2011 Report
Don’t be an idiot! Don’t let Marina emotionally blackmail you. She’s guilt-tripping her fans over this. She doesn’t decide when her music gets released, her record company does! She’s under contract to them, FFS. She’s just saying that she won’t release a new album to make her fans feel bad for listening to this stuff before it’s released.
~ by donnyoh 2/13/2011 Report
MarinasDiamonds doesn’t decide when music gets released! She says she won’t release a new album to make fans feel bad for listening to leaks. Guilt-tripping asshole
~ by bollocks 2/13/2011 Report
You guys, she's not blackmailing her fans. She's simply saying she doesn't want her work to be made available when it's unfinished, and that she wants help in finding out who did it. Although you all may be used to having other people's intellectual property leaked and made available without their permission, you have to understand that it is nobody's right other than the artist to decide what does/doesn't happen with their own work.
~ by Asdfg 2/26/2011 Report