Boy George Cuts Ties with Manager Over Controversial AI Track

In a bold move, Boy George has parted ways with his label manager, Tony Pontius, after a dispute over the release of his AI-generated pro-Israel reggae song, “We Will Dance Again.” The track has stirred significant controversy, leading to George’s removal from a production of Jesus Christ Superstar.

George expressed his frustration on social media, stating, “I wanted to release ‘We Will Dance Again’ but he was unequivocal and said ‘I want nothing to do with this song.'” The singer has since made the track available for purchase on Bandcamp, standing firm in his beliefs.

But the drama doesn’t end there. George has also unleashed a diss track aimed at Sean Dickson, the lead singer of the Soup Dragons, who criticized his new song. The feud escalated online, with Dickson calling out George for his support of a regime he claims harms AIDS charities.

In response, George fired back with lyrics that take aim at Dickson, further fueling the fire of their public spat. As the situation unfolds, fans are left wondering how this will impact George’s career and future projects.

Source: www.stereogum.com

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