Celine Dion issues a warning against 'fake tracks' as her return to music is threatened Have YOU got a story? Email [email protected] By LAURA PARKIN FOR MAILONLINE Published: 10:28, 10 March 2025 | Updated: 10:34, 10 March 2025 e-mail View comments Celine Dion issues a warning against 'fake tracks' on Sunday after her return to music was threatened by a series of false recordings. The singer, who was diagnosed with the incurable stiff-person syndrome in December 2022, made her comeback at the 2024 Paris Olympics after fearing she would never perform again.
Sharing an update to Instagram, her team released a stern statement and made fans aware of the release of 'unauthorised AI-generated' songs. They wrote: 'We are aware that unauthorised AI-generated tracks, falsely attributed to Celine Dion, are being shared online and distributed by various platforms. 'We want to make it clear that these recordings are not authentic, and are not part of her official music collection.
' Last week, record labels revealed how they are sending tens of thousands of ‘take-down’ requests each year to platforms hosting fake songs claiming to be by top artists. Celine Dion issues a warning against 'fake tracks' on Sunday after her return to music was threatened by a series of false recordings (pictured in 2019) The singer, who was diagnosed with the incurable stiff-person syndrome in December 2022, made her comeback at the 2024 Paris Olympics after fearing she would never perform again (picture.
