2 New Michael Jackson Tracks
Today I discovered 2 new Michael Jackson tracks.
The first is a demo of a beautiful song from the Thriller era called Love Never Felt So Good. A pretty simple song and one perfect for Michael Jacksons voice. I'm not sure how long it's been out in the public domain but until now I've not heard of it.
While looking up some info on the above song I also discovered another new track which heavily features Michael Jacksons backing vocals. The song is either called Gangsta or No Friend of Mine. I gather the song is fairly new although I have no idea yet as to when Michael recorded his vocals.
There's a stark contrast between the vocals on both tracks. The Michael's Gangsta vocals sound recent, but I'm most interested in exactly how recent.
I really like both tracks. Although I think Love Never Felt So Good would have broader appeal. Michael singing in his soft fresh voice. Whereas the harsher style doesn't generally appeal to the older generation who just think music like that is a racket.
Of course I like both songs, although I felt the first song a much better discovery musically and the second more interesting as I'd like to know when it was recorded as it might show some direction Michael may want to take with his eagerly anticipated comeback.
The first is a demo of a beautiful song from the Thriller era called Love Never Felt So Good. A pretty simple song and one perfect for Michael Jacksons voice. I'm not sure how long it's been out in the public domain but until now I've not heard of it.
While looking up some info on the above song I also discovered another new track which heavily features Michael Jacksons backing vocals. The song is either called Gangsta or No Friend of Mine. I gather the song is fairly new although I have no idea yet as to when Michael recorded his vocals.
There's a stark contrast between the vocals on both tracks. The Michael's Gangsta vocals sound recent, but I'm most interested in exactly how recent.
I really like both tracks. Although I think Love Never Felt So Good would have broader appeal. Michael singing in his soft fresh voice. Whereas the harsher style doesn't generally appeal to the older generation who just think music like that is a racket.
Of course I like both songs, although I felt the first song a much better discovery musically and the second more interesting as I'd like to know when it was recorded as it might show some direction Michael may want to take with his eagerly anticipated comeback.
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