We're starting to wonder if Mark Ronson regrets releasing 'Uptown Funk'.

It might be an absolute banger and is one of the most successful songs of the decade but the producer is now being sued for the second time over copyright infringement, this time by Lastrada Entertainment.

The company own the rights to Roger and Zapp's 1980 song 'More Bounce To The Ounce', which they claim Ronson and singer Bruno Mars copied. Uh oh.

The lawsuit argues that Mars' vocals copy a whole 48 seconds of 'More Bounce' and claims that Ronson has evennamed Roger and Zapp as musical influences in the past, NME reports.

Lastrada Entertainment aren't just suing Mark Ronson, though! They're also going afterSony, Spotify, Apple and several producers.

Ronson has previously credited members of The Gap Band as songwriters after comparisons were made to their song 'Oops! Upside Your Head', while the group Collage sued both the producer and Bruno last year.

A Serbian singer namedViktorija has also claimed the song copied her music, although she didn't go as far to sue over it.

I mean, will this'ever'end?I feel stressed just thinking about it...

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