Singer Jha Jha tells YBF that Foxy Brown, Koch Records, and the Koch VP Bob Perry have stolen her song. “Lights Out” is Foxy’s newest single and Jha says that was her ish to begin with:

I wrote the song months ago. I visited Bob Perry’s studio on numerous occasions, and he initially gave me the beat. I spent that night writing the hook and laying down my rap to it. I was going to use it for the Jim Jones Byrd Gang album but decided not to since I parted way with Jim. Koch Records knows what they did was wrong, especially Bob Perry.

Jha Jha, who’s been featured on tracks and videos with Diddy, Paul Wall, Jim Jones, and Elephant Man, is extra heated because of all the hard work she put into that song. She says she recorded “Lights Out” in Bob’s studio mid-March of this year, he told her he liked it and kept a copy at the studio. She also kept a copy to herself. Now a few month later, Foxy Brown has the same song. And she says Bob is not returning any of her phone calls. It looks like Foxy’s about to have yet another lawsuit on her hands. Chick is in solitary and is still getting in trouble. Damn.

Check both versions of the audio to compare for yourself. Jha Jha’s is below:

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And here’s Foxy’s new track:

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Not a good look for Fox Boogie and the label heads.