Coke Studios has denied allegations that it stole the song "To Jhoom"
Season's producer Zulfi and associate producer Abdullah Siddiqui started working on the song in May, a month before Nirmala Maghani allegedly shared her demo with Zulfi. Season management
Cook Studios has denied allegations that it stole the song "To Jhoom". According to a report in the English daily Express Tribune, Cook Studios has denied allegations of song theft for Umerkot-based singer Nirmala Maghani's 'To Jhoom', the first release of the current season. WhatsApp recording has been sent, WhatsApp recording shows that Zulfi shared a video with his deputy in May in which he was humming 'To Jhoom' on a musical track and talking about it.
Asking for the opinion of, the message sent by the management of Coke Studio claims that the producer of the season Zulfi and the associate producer Abdullah Siddiqui have been sharing their demo with Zulfi for one month since Maghani allegedly shared it with him. Work on the song began in May.
The Express Tribune reported on Tuesday that 20-year-old Nirmala Maghani had accused Zulfi of stealing her song for the latest release of the show.
Six months ago, in June, I shared a demo within the producer of Coke Studio. Zulfi denied the claim, saying he did not copy the song from any of the samples, I produce and collaborate with a spirit of involvement and my work with Coke Studios adheres to the same philosophy, my work is borrowed or Not without credit, because what I share with the world is work that depends on the essence of partnership and collaboration.
He added that Cook Studio 14 was designed to spread Pakistani music around the world, with the aim of presenting our music, our young talent and our icons in a way that would show the world that we are who, what do we as a nation stand for, our goal is to create a cultural splendor for Pakistan, Cook Studio is Pakistan's largest cultural exporter that has consistently brought together people from all over the country with its brilliant artists.
Looking forward to continuing to work with them as they are truly the present and future of Pakistani music.
On the other hand, music producer and curator Yousuf Salahuddin said that only the courts can decide who is right, anything can be manipulated, whether it is a time stamp or something else, to get out of this situation. The only way is to forensically audit the phones of all parties.