Grammy Award-winning singer/songwriter Frank Ocean has been hit with a lawsuit over his song “Lost.”

AllHipHop reports that the OFWGKTA affiliate was recently named in a lawsuit over the production featured on his song “Lost.” Songwriter/producer Micah Otano claims that he was neither credited nor compensated for his co-production on the fourth single off Ocean’s Channel Orange.

In the lawsuit, Otano contends that he collaborated with producer Malay on a track originally titled “Daylight.” However, Otano says that Malay took sole credit for the duo’s production when it ended up on Ocean’s debut album.

HipHopDX | Rap & Hip Hop News | Ad Placeholder
AD

AD LOADING...

AD

Otano also names Malay and Ocean’s label Island Def Jam/Universal in the lawsuit. Despite the suit, Otano received a songwriting credit for the track.

This isn’t the first time Frank Ocean has faced a lawsuit over his music. Last year, Don Henely threatened to sue Ocean over his Nostalgia/Ultra song “American Wedding” due to its use of an uncleared sample of the Eagles’ “Hotel California.”

Most recently, Channel Orange netted the Louisiana-born singer a Grammy for Best Urban Contemporary Album.

HipHopDX | Rap & Hip Hop News | Ad Placeholder
AD

AD LOADING...

AD

Check out AllHipHop for a copy of the full lawsuit.

RELATED: Frank Ocean Says He’s Recorded “10, 11” Songs For Sophomore Album