Ice Spice Reaches Settlement in Copyright Lawsuit
Two musicians claimed that “In Ha Mood” incorporated elements of their work.
Ice Spice has settled a copyright infringement lawsuit involving her track “In Ha Mood.” The suit was filed by Duval “D.Chamberz” Chamberlain and Kenley “Kass the Producer” Carmenate, who claimed that Ice Spice’s song copied their 2022 track, “In That Mood.” They alleged that both songs shared similarities in title, style, and rhythm. The case also involved her producer RiotUSA and major music labels. Though the terms of the settlement weren’t disclosed, both parties agreed to cover their own legal expenses, bringing the dispute to a close.
This resolution comes at a critical time for Ice Spice, as “In Ha Mood” has been a key part of her rise to stardom, garnering attention across platforms and performances. The lawsuit’s dismissal allows the rapper to continue her momentum without the weight of legal battles hindering her progress. Legal matters like these highlight the complexities that arise in music production and copyright in the industry, where inspiration and influence can easily lead to disputes.
Ultimately, with the lawsuit now behind her, Ice Spice can refocus on her creative endeavors. Having already made waves with her first album and performances on major platforms, the settlement clears the path for her continued growth in the hip-hop world. Fans are eager to see what she delivers next as she builds on her success.
