12 recordings from 1989 to 1991 by "King of Pop" Michael Jackson were discovered in an abandoned warehouse in California.
According to Hollywood Reporter On December 12, a man named Gregg Musgrove, 56 years old, accidentally "hunted for treasure" of the legendary Michael Jackson in an abandoned warehouse he bought in the San Fernando Valley area, California. This place used to belong to music producer and singer Bryan Loren.
The news agency said there were 12 unreleased recordings on the tapes. They were songs Jackson had made before the album was released. dangerous (1991). "I looked on a lot of fan sites. Some of the songs were rumored to exist, some were leaked. Some of them have never been seen before," Musgrove said.
In addition to the music, there are audiotapes of Michael Jackson or Bryan Loren discussing the recording and songwriting process. "I get goosebumps listening to them because no one has ever heard this before. It's a great experience to hear Michael Jackson talking and joking with other people," he added.
According to Hollywood Reporter , one of the recordings titled Don't Believe It seemingly referring to the media's rumors about the "King of Pop." The site commented that the song's style and melody were similar to the kind of music Jackson was releasing at the time. In another tape, the artist explained the meaning of the song's title. Seven Digits related to the identification number of the body in the morgue.
The news agency said the most interesting recording was Truth on Youth , is likely a rap duet between Michael Jackson and rapper LL Cool J. LL Cool J has previously spoken about collaborating with Jackson and confirmed they recorded together. Hollywood Reporter There are many reasons why this song stands out, but it's largely due to Jackson's rapping ability.
However, due to legal issues, it is difficult for Michael Jackson fans to enjoy all of the above music. Earlier this year, Musgrove and his lawyer met with the Michael Jackson Estate to discuss the tapes. He said the representative of the unit refused to buy them after studying them but did not give a reason, and sent a letter confirming that they did not claim ownership. They also clarified that the copyright of all the songs does not belong to Musgrove or any individual who buys them later because the foundation still holds that right. Therefore, all the songs are not public.
Experts have yet to determine the value of the tapes, but Musgrove and his team believe they could fetch tens of millions of dollars. He said he plans to take them all to major auction houses.
Michael Jackson (1958-2009) was born into a family of ten siblings. He began his musical career at the age of 11 when he joined the band The Jackson 5 and began working independently in 1987. In November 1982, Jackson debuted Thriller - The album is recognized by Guinness World Records as the best-selling album of all time.
Throughout his career, the artist won 13 Grammy Awards and six Billboard Awards. He also received the AMAs Award for Artist of the Century and the Bambi Award honoring Pop Artist of the Millennium. On June 25, 2009, Jackson passed away at Neverland Ranch in California (USA) due to acute propofol poisoning leading to respiratory failure.
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