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Adnan Sami: Remake Culture Not New, Give Credit to Originators

Adnan Sami: Remake Culture Not New, Give Credit to Originators
Adnan Sami On Remake Culture: No Problem With Recreation, But Give Credit To Originators - Exclusive · timesnownews.com

A famous singer and musician named Adnan Sami talked about songs that get made again in new versions.

Some people think making new versions of old songs is a brand-new idea.

Adnan says this is not new at all.

He reminded everyone that movie songs called 'item songs' existed long ago, when people called them 'cabaret songs.'

He also said that when two singers sing together today, we call it a 'collab,' but in the past it was called a 'duet.'

And something called a 'recreate' today was called a 'remix' in the past.

Adnan remembers that many remixes happened in the 1990s and early 2000s.

He says he is okay with recreations.

But he wants people who created the original songs to be given credit.

Key facts

Interviewee
Adnan Sami
Platform
Zoom (exclusive interview)
Position on remakes
No problem, but originators should be credited
Old name for item songs
Cabaret songs
Old name for collabs
Duets
Old name for recreates
Remixes
Period of earlier remixes
1990s and early 2000s

Quotes

Adnan Sami

Indian playback singer and songwriter

“"It's not a new phenomenon. It's not as if such things didn't exist in the past. People started using a word called item song as if it was a new phenomenon. It wasn't. In the past, they always had item songs, except they used to call it cabaret songs. Now, they call it a collab; in the past, they also had that, but they used to call it a duet. What you call recreate used to be called a remix. There were many remixes that happened in the '90s as well as in the early 2000s. Now you've given it a "”
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