Seeking permission

This is an email sent to the writers of Runaway by Galantis, seeking permission for the use of their song to be used during our media project to create a music video.

Dear J

ulia Karlsson,

Anton Rundberg,

Christian Karlsson,

Linus Eklöw,

Cathy Dennis

Jimmy,Svidden Koitzsch,

We were wondering if you could provide us with permission to use your song 'Runaway' by Galantis. We are two Sixth Formers in our second year, currently studying A level media. Our current project is to produce a music video. We were hoping to use your song 'Runaway'. This will be used to create a music video. The song would of course be credited to you and credit will be listed under the published final production piece. We hope you will consider.
if you wish to get in contact with us our emails are the following:

616ebarringer@fitzwimarc.com
616odickenson@fitzwimarc.com

Thank you

Ella Barringer and Olivia Dickenson

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