Sidhu Moosewala’s social media team issues warning against unauthorized interviews and remixes of songs

Punjabi singer-songwriter Sidu Mooswara’s social media team issued a statement on Instagram warning against unauthorized interviews and remixes of his songs. “There are a few things that have come to our attention,” the statement said. They claim to have the permission of their parents.” “We wanted to make it clear that we did not ask permission from anyone for these interviews. Please do not get involved in any of these projects.”

The statement continued, “Secondly, there has been a lot of talk recently about Al’s tracks being released on various platforms. These songs are being released with good faith and the idea is that of Sidhu. We understand that it is to help the legacy live, but “Although it will last forever, please recognize that it will do more harm than good. His talent is unmatched and We hope that doesn’t change.We respectfully ask Al’s music producers to stop remixing Sidhu’s song.Thank you.”

The statement comes after several production companies allegedly approached Sidu’s team members and close acquaintances for interviews about crime documentaries. Mr. Sidu’s team clarified that no one has been granted permission for such interviews and asked people to refrain from getting involved in these projects.

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The statement also mentions the recent trend of alttracks, i.e. artificial intelligence-generated music, featuring songs by Sidhu. The intention behind these remixes is to keep Sidhu’s legacy alive, but his social media team believes it will do more harm than good to his peerless talent, and Al’s music demanded that the producer stop remixing his song.

The singer-turned-politician was shot dead in the village of Jawaharkeh in the Mansa district of Punjab, a day after the Punjab government reduced security on him.