Watch: Adele Calls Producer A D*ckhead For Saying Her Voice Is Manipulated

When you challenge Adele, you can expect a response. This is a lesson producer Tony Visconti learned when he publicly called out the singer for having her vocals manipulated on her albums.

Visconti, who had worked with David Bowie for many years, has been active in the music industry since the late 1960s.

In a recent interview, the producer stated stated, “You turn the radio on and it’s fluff. You are listening to 90 per cent computerized voices. We know Adele has a great voice but it’s even questionable if that is actually her voice or how much it has been manipulated. We don’t know.”

Adele fired back at a recent live show. The songstress told fans, “Some d*ckhead tried to say that my voice was not me on record.” She wrapped up with a concise message for Visconti: “Dude, suck my d*ck.”

 

Her message got through to Visconti, who immediately issued an apology via Billboard magazine.

“I’m sorry that what I said in regard to what’s being played on radio was misconstrued, yet I cannot apologize for something taken the wrong way,” he said. “If Adele has taken my comments as offensive that was certainly not my intent. Adele has a great voice and it brings pleasure to millions.”

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