It seems like everybody is still trying to capitalize on the Aaliyah brand.

That said, the laws around music rights are pretty clear. If her uncle owned the label that the music was put out on and has perpetuity on the publishing rights, there is no valid argument that can be made about his current endeavour.

While the estate posts all of the sentimental drivel necessary to garner support, it does not feel like they really care about the artist's actual fans at all.

If they did, they would have spent the past two decades encouraging her publishers to share her music as far and wide as possible.

What good is a song that nobody is listening to?