Boy George claims Bandcamp “bowed to the pressure of antisemites” for removing his pro-Israel song and hits out at their AI policy

Boy George has hit out at Bandcamp again, accusing them of “bowing to the pressure of antisemites” over his pro-Israel song ‘We Will Dance Again‘ while also criticising their AI policy. READ MORE: Culture Club’s Boy George: the original gender-fluid pop icon versus the modern world It comes after he called the online music distribution platform a “bunch of c***s” yesterday (August 4) for removing his profile. “The drama continues,” he said at the time. “Sadly Bandcamp have removed my profile, so anyone trying to get a copy of ‘We Will Dance Again’ will have to wait until I record it and find a way to put it out.” “Also they’ve taken money, so hopefully Bandcamp will refund that money,” he continued. “It’s very disappointing and obviously, if you’ve got the track already, make videos, play it on the internet. Play it everywhere, get it heard.” In a statement to NME, Bandcamp said that the track was not removed due to the political nature, but due to how it was created. Around the time of the release, the singer confirmed that he used AI to help generate the track. They said: “The track was removed ​based ​on violation of our Acceptable ​Use & Moderation Policy, which in specific...