Altsounds — *Leona Lewis's incredible story continues with the release of new single 'Collide'. With 'Collide', the record-breaking international superstar from Hackney showcases a new sound, alongside Avicii, that is set to dominate dance floors across Europe t... more info

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MTV.co.uk News — The ongoing legal battle between Leona Lewis and Swedish producer Avicii over her new single Collide has finally been resolved. As we previously reported, Lewis and her record label Syco were... more info

The Telegraph — Singer Leona Lewis and the Swedish musician DJ Avicii are to work together on a song after avoiding a High Court collision, record company bosses said today. more info

ContactMusic — Leona Lewis has settled a legal dispute over her new single 'Collide'. Swedish DJ Avicii had attempted to block the track from release through a court ruling - as it uses music he created and was planning to release under the title 'Fade Into Darknes... more info

Perez Hilton — We're glad to hear that they seem to have worked everything out! Earlier this month, Swedish DJ Avicii accused Leona Lewis of plagiarizing his song Fade Into Darkness in her new single Collide. He took her to High Court in London over his claims, and... more info

ContactMusic — British pop star Leona Lewis has secured the rights to release her new single after reaching an out-of-court settlement with a Swedish DJ who accused her of plagiarism. Dance music producer Avicii, real name Tim Bergling, was scheduled to take his ca... more info

Scotsman.com — SINGER Leona Lewis and a Swedish musician are to work together on a song after avoiding a High Court collision, record company bosses have revealed. more info

Mjsbigblog — Simon Cowell caves, as he agrees to share credit on the Leona Lewis single, "Collide" with the DJ who claims his piano track was used without permission. More, including You Tubes, after the jump. more info

Guardian Music — Simon Cowell's Syco label and Avicii reach agreement over instrumental used in Leona Lewis's forthcoming single CollideLeona Lewis and her record label – Simon Cowell's Syco – have agreed to work with a 22-year-old Swedish DJ after settling a leg... more info