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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 85685, member: 27"]
Fred Sebatta gave Sheebah the green light on a remake, tied it to health struggles, and told artists to ask first before touching his catalog.

Fred Sebatta responds to the remake
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[*]Says he is fine with the redo of Sam Wange.
[*]Frames the move as support during a rough stretch.
[*]Avoids drama about payments or contracts.
[*]Shows appreciation rather than resentment.
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Health struggles in the context
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[*]Faced serious medical issues affecting daily life.
[*]Hospital visits stacked while strength dipped.
[*]Doctors are still working on recovery.
[*]Energy remains limited but improving.
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Role of Sheebah and collaborators
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[*]Sheebah Karungi approached him during the crisis.
[*]The remake features Daddy Andre.
[*]Support extended beyond music into real help.
[*]A visit to the Uganda National Musicians Federation followed.
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Views on artists redoing his work
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[*]Encourages direct contact before any remake.
[*]Stresses agreements must come first.
[*]Protects the legacy tied to Kadongo Kamu roots.
[*]Keeps decision-making firmly in his hands.
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Song and legacy notes
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[*]The track remade is Sam Wange.
[*]Fred Sebatta remains a genre pillar.
[*]Past remakes came during survival mode.
[*]Gratitude outweighs grievances in hindsight.
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