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Michael Jackson Conquers Death with New Album7/30/2010 3:00 PM PDT by TMZ Staff Michael Jackson cannot be stopped ... even in death -- the King of Pop is set to release a posthumous album of brand new songs this November ... and it's just the beginning.According to Rolling Stone, Jackson has approximately 100 still-unreleased songs from throughout his career -- and the Jackson Estate has already inked a $250 million deal with Sony to release them over the next seven years ... along with reissues of the MJ classics.Among the unreleased tracks are collaborations with Akon, Will.I.Am, and Ne-Yo.The album is due out in November.You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login
I read:Michael Jackson Conquers Death Michael Jackson cannot be stopped ... the King of Pop is set to release ... and it's just the beginning.Where's my popcorn?? :shock: :lol:
Please watch this portion of Kenny Ortega's interview on Oprah. Kenny is talking about how Michael hadn't slept one night during rehearsals for the TII concerts.He says Michael was channelling. In contact with his higher power etcBut Kenny also says the following about Michael: "He was working on songs" and"You can work on the record from that point"[youtube:1eaokwwl]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBlO8mmQoJI[/youtube:1eaokwwl]
Numbers:100 still-unreleased songs - 1One: One primarily deals with strong will, positivity, pure energy. The number One reflects new beginnings, and purity. The symbolic meaning of number One is further clarified when we understand One represents both kinds of action: physical and mental. 7/30/2010 3:007 + 3 + 2 + 1 + 3 = 161 + 6 = 7$250 million deal250 - 2 + 5 = 7over the next seven years - 7777
Ne-Yo 'Doesn't Know What To Do' With Songs He Wrote For Michael Jackson'I can't sell them on to someone else, as that would be disrespectful,' the singer said.By James DinhWhile producer Rodney Jerkins is expecting to begin work on an album of unreleased Michael Jackson music, Ne-Yo, on the other hand, isn't sure what to do with the material he wrote for the late King of Pop before MJ's death last year. The R&B singer/songwriter told Australia's Daily Telegraph that he was sending Jackson three or four drafts a week prior to his unexpected death. More than a year later, Ne-Yo now still stands at a crossroads as he contemplates what to do with the songs he created specifically for the one and only MJ."I can't sell them on to someone else, as that would be disrespectful, but I also think it might be disrespectful to bring them out myself. So I don't know, I'll sit on them and wait. It's definitely quality music but they were songs written absolutely for Michael Jackson."According to the newspaper, Jackson hand-picked Ne-Yo as well as Black Eyed Peas producer Will.I.Am to work on his comeback album. It was only a matter of time before Ne-Yo was met face to face with his musical idol."I felt quite bad, as I'd allowed what the media had done to his name and image to have me thinking, 'OK, what's this about to be? Is this going to be weird?' " he recalled. "But he walked in a black suit and some sunglasses and was a genuine, nice guy. And it wasn't because he wanted something from me, he just had no reason other than to be a decent guy."During their meeting, the duo talked about the current state of the music industry, something Ne-Yo says Jackson wasn't too pleased with. "He believed what was wrong with a lot of music today is that people aren't singing about anything. If it's not about a party or sex then it's about money, and there's not really much to that."Ne-Yo, who has penned hits for Beyoncé and Rihanna as well as himself, explained that the entertainer wanted songs that were "melodic and meaningful." "Michael told me the melodies needed to be the ones you heard once and could sing back, and the lyrics needed to have meaning and depth," he said.Unfortunately, Ne-Yo's submissions weren't recorded by Jackson, because the singer put his album on hold to rehearse for his This Is It concert series at London's 02 Arena before passing away.But Ne-Yo has hope that one day he'll figure out what to do with the Jackson tracks. "Hopefully the songs will see the light of day, it just has to be the right way," he said.You are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginHmmm, so Mike never recorded the songs Ne-Yo wrote for him? Interesting to learn how they will get them on the album...
