Boy George was very busy during the confinement. Indeed, the artist said he had written "six or seven albums" in recent weeks when he appeared in Louis Theroux's Grounded podcast. And he already has an idea of how he will exploit the fruits of this period of exceptional productivity.
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"I'm not saying that everything is good, but I signed a contract just before Christmas with a company called Primary Wave which deals with placing music in films, explained the singer of Culture Club. And with them, I keep my copyright. It's a new experience for me to own my music. "
Dispossessed
"I don't own all the stuff I did in the 80s. Publishers can do whatever they want with it, and they don't mind," continued Boy George, pointing out that the lyrics to his hit hit Karma Chameleon could well be changed and the song used by a fast food chain.
And the worst part is that it has already happened!
"They did that," he remembered. They made a version of Karma Chameleon that talked about carrots and beans. Sure, I received money for it, but I would have paid for them not to do it. "
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Boy George was upset to have to relive certain moments of his life by reading the script of his biopic
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