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“Growing up, my interest in Robert Burns was minimal, if not non-existent,” she confessed. “I thought his work was for the highbrow – something rich people celebrated at posh Burns’ suppers. “It was not for the likes of me … the hardly educated, council estate, overspill girl. “Burns wasn’t something which seemed part of my life. But neither was going to university or having more intellectual pursuits. “Now, I see that I was wrong. I am precisely the kind of person Burns wrote for.” In 1975, the Reader family relocated to Irvine, as part of the Glasgow housin...

“Growing up, my interest in Robert Burns was minimal, if not non-existent,” she confessed. “I thought his work was for the highbrow – something rich people celebrated at posh Burns’ suppers. “It was not for the likes of me … the hardly educated, council estate, overspill girl. “Burns wasn’t something which seemed part of my life. But neither was going to university or having more intellectual pursuits. “Now, I see that I was wrong. I am precisely the kind of person Burns wrote for.” In 1975, the Reader family relocated to Irvine, as part of the Glasgow housin...

Is Pakistani song 'Baby Baby' ripped off from a Michael Jackson classic? Written and produced by Bilal Maqsood, the Natasha Noorani number raised the bar, along with a few brows KARACHI: When brands fight for eyeballs it is the music industry that earns a living. Rohail Hyatt was one of the first to come to terms with this reality when he laid down the foundation of Coke Studio almost a decade after coming up with the Battle of the Bands. This led to a fresh catalogue for Hyatt as a solo producer almost clean-slating him of the Vital Signs legacy now stained with allegations of plagiarism. T...

Is Pakistani song 'Baby Baby' ripped off from a Michael Jackson classic? Written and produced by Bilal Maqsood, the Natasha Noorani number raised the bar, along with a few brows KARACHI: When brands fight for eyeballs it is the music industry that earns a living. Rohail Hyatt was one of the first to come to terms with this reality when he laid down the foundation of Coke Studio almost a decade after coming up with the Battle of the Bands. This led to a fresh catalogue for Hyatt as a solo producer almost clean-slating him of the Vital Signs legacy now stained with allegations of plagiarism. T...