Calvin Harris has laid out a fiery response to Chicane's accusation of plagiarism. The Scottish DJ and record producer put up a video going through his track and explaining the differences.

According to producer Chicane, Harris’ song is “almost identical” to his beloved 1996 banger “Offshore.” On Instagram, Chicane called out Harris for supposedly infringing on his copyright.

The situation involves Harris' newest track "Blessings" and Chicane's 1996 song "Offshore." By Katie Bain Calvin Harris has responded to accusations of plagiarism by veteran trance producer Chicane.

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