Radio and television presenter Glory Beyi recently took to social media to share her side of the dispute, claiming that her vocals had been used without her consent and said she sought legal assistance in an attempt to have her voice removed from the project, bringing the disagreement into the public eye.

According to reports circulating online, NSG have since responded to the allegations, claiming that they offered Glory royalties from the song. However, the two parties were reportedly unable to reach an agreement, leaving the disagreement unresolved.

The situation has sparked discussion about artists’ responsibilities when using other people’s voices in music, particularly when it comes to obtaining permission, agreeing on payment and establishing ownership rights. While NSG maintain that they offered Glory a share of the royalties, the disagreement raises questions about whether both sides had agreed on the terms surrounding the use of her vocals.

Neither the full details of the alleged agreement nor the outcome of any legal action have been independently established in the reporting available. For now the dispute has drawn attention to the importance of clear agreements and fair compensation when voices are incorporated into musical projects.

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NSG are a six-member music collective from Hackney, East London and the group formed through friendships dating back to their school years and began releasing music in 2013.

NSG rose to mainstream prominence in 2019 with their hit single 'Options', featuring Tion Wayne, which reached number seven on the UK Singles Chart. Other popular tracks include 'OT Bop' and 'Yo Darlin', helping establish the group as a recognisable name in British music.

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Glory Beyi is a British radio presenter and media personality who has built her career through broadcasting, entertainment reporting and interviewing artists. She has worked with Global, the media company behind Capital XTRA, where she has presented radio shows featuring hip-hop and R&B music. Her work has also taken her to red-carpet events, music festivals and entertainment interviews, giving her a presence within the British music and entertainment scene.

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