Adele Bertei says Sinéad O’Connor “dumped” David Holmes from producing final album and accuses him of “exploiting” her memory

Adele Bertei has hit out at the post that producer David Holmes made about Sinead O’Connor’s final album, accusing him of “exploiting” the late singer’s memory. READ MORE: Sinéad O’Connor, 1966-2023: an artist of integrity and intensity The post in question relates to the update Homes shared on Instagram over the weekend, in which he marked the third anniversary of O’Connor’s death and revealed that they had been working on an album together called ‘No Veteran Dies Alone’. Holmes worked with the singer in the final few years of her career, and uploaded photos showing “a couple of texts” he received from her “while producing what would be her final album.” The texts saw O’Connor say that the record was “so good” and add that she wanted to “make records together until one of us croaks”. In his caption, Holmes said that he was uncertain about whether the album “will ever see the light of day”, and added that he regards it to be “a stone cold classic” and “a love letter to her children and the world.” Now however, author, actor, filmmaker and musician Adele Bertei has accused the producer of “exploiting” O’Connor’s memory and alleged that the singer “dumped” him from working on the alb...