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- Collage claims Mark and Bruno have been fans of 1980s electro-funk music
- In the law suit, band Collage demands a cut of the profits
- Collage isn't the first band to accuse them of lifting their song
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According to tmz.com, the suit claims that Bruno's hit song copies rhythm, harmony, melody and structure.
Collage claims that Mark and Bruno have been big fans of Minneapolis/1980s electro-funk soul of which Collage was a part. The suit also alleges that there is "reason to believe that Ronson and Mars have heard and been influenced by Young Girls".
In the law suit, Collage demands a cut of the profits.
Collage isn't the first band to accuse Mark and Bruno of lifting their song.
Last year the Gap Band's five writers - brothers Robert, Ronnie and Charlie Wilson, keyboardist Rudolph Taylor and producer Lonnie Simmons - were added to the royalties list after claims that Uptown Funk sounded too similar to their 1979 hit Oops Upside Your Head.
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