The theme of 'Copyright Vs. Cultural Preservation' in the music industry explores the inherent tension between intellectual property rights, which grant exclusive control to creators, and the broader societal goal of preserving and providing access to cultural heritage. While copyright aims to incentivize creativity and protect artists' economic interests, it can sometimes impede the free flow and adaptation of traditional music forms or works that are integral to cultural identity, raising questions about equitable access and the long-term safeguarding of diverse musical traditions¹.