The Music Industry has seen its constant woes about ownership of Masters. From Sam Cooke to Michael Jackson to Prince to Ray Charles to Taylor Swift, artists have not been silent about the lack of ownership of Masters. As of this week, Mr. Kanye West has taken the conversation global, in a more vigilant way. Not only is he sounding the alarm for other artists to come to the table and talk, but some people are not understanding the totality of what owning your Masters truly means as a form of inheritance. Ashley Tamar interviews Stephanie Hay, a female entertainment lawyer who uncovers three grueling concerns: 1. Why is it important to own your Masters, 2.  What's in Kanye's contract that, to most knowledgeable attorneys, is concerning and, 3. How we can solve this re-surfacing topic and no longer overlook what's periling  artists and the creatives-to-come.