It's a common complaint from creatives in the music business - a TV company asks to use their music, without any budget 'available' to pay them for their skills.
Some performers react with silence, some give them short shrift, and some - desperate for the exposure on offer - unfortunately acquiesce to a monetary-free agreement.
No so Whitey, aka Nathan Joseph White. The UK artist has released a letter written in response to such a request into the public domain ...
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