Recordings of Michael Jackson’s unreleased songs were found in an abandoned warehouse in California. The Hollywood Reporter reported.
This space once belonged to pop star producer Brian Lauren. The audio tapes were found by a highway patrol officer who had recently purchased the warehouse.
The tapes contain 15 tracks, 12 of which are listed in full. According to the finder, the track Truth on Youth, recorded in a duet with rapper LL Cool J, deserves special attention. By the way, a recorded conversation between the artist and possibly his producer has also been preserved.
“I listen to it and I get goosebumps because no one has ever heard it before. “Michael Jackson was talking, they were joking with each other, it was very, very nice there,” the patrol officer said. He wants to sell the tapes. The man has already contacted several auction sites for help.
Meanwhile, a biographical film about Michael Jackson is about to be released. The premiere has been postponed. The main role in the film was played by the nephew of the King of Pop Jaafar Jackson.
Source: People Talk
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