Boy George reportedly dismisses music executive after Israel track row

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Boy George reportedly dismisses music executive after Israel track row

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Far Out · 5 hours ago

Boy George has reportedly dismissed a manager at his record label after the manager described his pro-Israel song, ‘We Will Dance Again’, as “gutless”. The dispute illustrates the political and professional tensions around the track, which has attracted criticism over its portrayal of the Gaza war and comments directed at pro-Palestinian musicians.

The reggae-influenced song references the Hamas-led attack on the Nova music festival on 7 October 2023 and includes the line, “You say genocide, I say war”. Shared online under the Hebrew title ‘Od Nirkod’, it refers to an attack in which 378 people were killed and dozens taken hostage, while the wider war in Gaza has caused extensive Palestinian casualties and remains internationally contested.

  • Boy George reportedly dismissed a label manager over criticism of his pro-Israel song.
  • The song addresses the Nova festival attack and Gaza war.
  • Its language has prompted political and professional backlash.

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Originally published by Far Out as “Boy George axes “gutless” record label manager over pro-Israel song”.