Hard-Fi say Jay-Z was inspiration for new song

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Hard-Fi have admitted they used Jay-Z's 2004 hit 99 Problems as a template for their new track Good For Nothing.

Released on 19 June it is the first new music the Staines band have released since their second album Once Upon A Time In The West in 2007.

Newsbeat spoke to lead singer Richard Archer and drummer Steve Kemp.

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