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Sony Music Has Not Conceded That Vocals on Michael Jackson Album Are Fake

Articles published on Thursday claimed that Sony Music had “admitted” in a court hearing earlier this week that three tracks on “Michael,” the 2010 Michael Jackson album released posthumously by Sony’s Epic Records, contained lead vocals that were not actually by Michael Jackson — an assertion that the company denied in a statement released late Friday morning.

Variety

Tags: Backlash, Celebrity, Choices, Entertainment, Finance, History, Music, Mystery, Reimagined, Representation, Self Interest

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24-Aug-2018

Damon Albarn Warned Paul McCartney Not To Work With Kanye West

Damon Albarn is apparently no fan of Kanye West. In a new interview with the French publication L’obs, the Gorillaz and Blur leader embarks on a bit of a tirade about Kanye, specifically his “abusive” creative relationship with Paul McCartney.

Although Albarn’s comments are a little jumbled after being translated from English to French and back, the tone and substance of the exchange are clear. After the interviewer brings up Kanye’s lengthy process of gathering samples for Pusha-T’s Daytona, Albarn responds, “I do not sample, I create music.” He then begins a tangent about Kanye’s relationship to McCartney: “Do not get me started on Kanye West … Kanye West trapped Paul McCartney.”

Stereogum

Tags: Art, Backlash, Business, Celebrity, Entertainment, Environment, Hip Hop, Music, Relationships, Respect, Rock

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29-Jun-2018

Rita Ora Reflects on 'Girls' Controversy: 'There's Not One Way to Come Out'

Last month, Rita Ora released "Girls," a sexually charged pop chorale based on the singer's own experiences with women. The single -- one of the most anticipated music collaborations in recent memory -- has all the makings of a perfect summer smash: shimmery synth pulses, pristine production and A-list features from Charli XCX, Bebe Rexha and Cardi B. However, some considered its lyrics problematic.

Ora meant for "Girls" to be a celebration of bisexuality, but the song drew ire for its depiction of same-sex attraction with critics -- including prominent LGBTQ artists -- arguing that it perpetuates stereotypes. Hayley Kiyoko, known to fans as "Lesbian Jesus," called Ora's effort "tone-deaf," while Kehlani, who identifies as queer, branded the song "harmful" in a since-deleted tweet.

Billboard

Tags: Backlash, Celebration, Celebrity, Choices, Entertainment, Interview, Music, Opinion, Portrait, Tribute

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13-Jun-2018

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