The chorus of 'Oh Yes You're There, Everyday' is suspiciously similar to the Dungeon Theme from The Legend Of Zelda(though that itself was inspired by Deep Purple's 'April').

' Lune de fiel ' is noted to be similar to Tony Montana's theme from Scarface (1983).

Even more noticeable: compare 'Midnight City' to The Chainsmokers' ' Paris ', as well as Mike Posner's ' Looks Like Sex '. Midnight City was released in 2011, while Sleepwalking was released in 2013.

Some people will note similarities in the overall structures of 'Midnight City' and The Chain Gang of 1974's 'Sleepwalking'.

And the chorus lyrics on 'Angel' are clearly inspired by 'Angel of the Morning' by Merrilee Rush. Miller is credited as a composer on 'Angel'.

Shaggy's 'Angel' also sounds suspiciously similar to Steve Miller Band 'The Joker.

Beyoncé 'Hold Up' sounds like Shaggy's 'Angel'.

B.E.R's 'Night Begins to Shine' opening theme is similar to Blondie's 'Call Me' However 'Night Begins to Shine' was created to be an 80's tribute.

Murray Gold's 'Love Don't Roam', made for the 2006 Doctor Who Christmas Special ' The Runaway Bride' sounds a lot like 'The Snake' by Al Wilson.

This verse was also sung in the movie 'La Bamba', plus they each have guitar solos after.

Verse 3 of Elvis Presley's 'I need your love tonight' sounds similiar to Los Lobos'/Ritchie Valens' 'Come On Let's Go'.

On the flip side, Nick Jonas’ “Introducing Me” (from the Camp Rock 2 soundtrack) sounds like a faster, sillier version of “I’m Yours”.

The chorus of Jason Mraz's 'Have It All' sounds remarkably similar to 'What's Up' by 4 Non-Blondes.

' Bitch ' by Meredith Brooks was mistaken by just about everyone as being an Alanis Morissette song.' Don't Shut Me Out ' by Kevin Paige was commonly mistaken as being a George Michael song thanks to their similar singing style.Regina's physical appearance and singing voice having a striking resemblance to an early Madonna to the point of being a Suspiciously Similar Substitute didn't help. ' Baby Love ' by Regina was commonly mistaken as being from Madonna, even though it was released as Madge was abandoning this sound to go in a more artistically experimental direction.Many one-hit wonders from the pre-Internet era fell victim to this trope, as they were never able to make a real name for themselves thanks to their first big hit being mistaken by most casual listeners as from being from a bigger name artist.General theme page to steal, uhm, make that, eh, sample.

Bitter Orange by Marshall Moore