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Czyli jednak połowa stycznia, bo wcześniej krążyła plotka,że jeszcze w tym miesiącu wyjdzie około 13-15 grudnia. Oby to był "Monster"buziaczek pisze:Podobno drugim singlem ma być "Monster". Ma się pojawić w połowie stycznia 2011. Jeśli to się potwierdzi, a o czym ktoś tu już pisał na forum, myślę że ten utwór będzie dużo lepszą promocją płyty niż HMH. Sprzedaż może się wtedy zwiększyć.
. Czekam z niecierpliwością! Można prosić źródło?W woli wyjaśnienia.Heart-break-er pisze:Czyli jednak połowa stycznia, bo wcześniej krążyła plotka,że jeszcze w tym miesiącu wyjdzie około 13-15 grudnia. Oby to był "Monster"buziaczek pisze:Podobno drugim singlem ma być "Monster". Ma się pojawić w połowie stycznia 2011. Jeśli to się potwierdzi, a o czym ktoś tu już pisał na forum, myślę że ten utwór będzie dużo lepszą promocją płyty niż HMH. Sprzedaż może się wtedy zwiększyć.
To oznacza że rzeczywiście będzie coś w tym styczniu skoro tyle osób to powtarza i info czerpią z innych źródeł.Detox pisze:Powtarzam ,że to nie jest pewne. Zbieżność informacji wskazuje jedynie na to ,że w połowie stycznia będzie drugi singiel.
Będzie jeden singiel tylko ,że (może) podwójny czyli taki z dwoma utworami.Heart-break-er pisze:To oznacza że rzeczywiście będzie coś w tym styczniu skoro tyle osób to powtarza i info czerpią z innych źródeł.Detox pisze:Powtarzam ,że to nie jest pewne. Zbieżność informacji wskazuje jedynie na to ,że w połowie stycznia będzie drugi singiel.
Czyli będąc 2 single czy więcej?
Detox pisze:A następny singiel (według Mandeya) ma być w kwietniu najprawdopodobniej piosenki (I Like) The Way You Love Me.
Mam nadzieję, że będzie to Monster albo Hollywood Tonight. A najlepiej to singiel z dwoma w/w tytułami naraz na trackliścieDetox pisze: A ten singiel co ma być w styczniu najprawdopodobniej będzie promowany klipem.
.A jednak Olis się nie zmienił - nie było aktualizacji.Mandey pisze:Zliczą. Taki przypadek ostatnio miała nowa płyta Dżemu. Po trzech dniach od debiutu (wtorek) zadebiutowała na 16 miejscu by tydzień później wskoczyć na szczyt. Oni liczą też zamówienia. Najnowsze notowanie OLISu dziś po 18stj.Megi1975 pisze:Nie będą przeciez zliczać sprzedaży z 2 góra 3 dni
jak tak fajnie o mnie mówią to chętnie zobaczę /posłucham/ dotknę to co tak strasznie chcą pokazać by udowodnić, że koza nie maczała swej brody w utworze :) btw kolejny raz piszę brak MJ w utworze = np. modyfikacje głosowe $ony poza tym Theodor sam się przyznał, że głos brzmiał "niedoskonale" i GO zmieniono/wyczyszczono... ta dyskusja już się robi nudna prawdę mówiąc.SwedishJackson pisze:"zamnkąć gębe tym szaleńcom którzy myślą żę to nie jest Michael co spiewa w Monster
kaem pisze: Szukam w sieci informacji na temat wydaje się kluczowych osób na Michael, czyli Jamesa Porte i Johna McClaina. O Porte znalazłem to, i niewiele więcej, co miałoby dowodzić, że nie jest on człowiekiem zaistniałym od wczoraj. O McClainie jest jeszcze mniej, bo nie chodzi nam o jubilerów, a taki dominuje w google.
Ktoś coś o nich wie więcej?
Ciekawi mnie też nieobecność Swediena, inżyniera dźwięku, który od zawsze towarzyszył Michaelowi. Przeszedł na emeryturę?
This was brought up by DeeEmAych yesterday (http://www.mjjcommunity.com/forum/sh...&postcount=893) but I've come to similar conclusions separately. Not sure if it's come up today as 50 pages have sprouted up in the last couple of hours! See what you think...
According to JacksonVillage (via Maximum-Jackson), the credits for Breaking News are: Michael Jackson, Eddie Cascio, Frank Cascio, Bobby Ewing, Teddy Riley, John McClain.
http://www.maximum-jackson.com/discu...&postcount=316
But who is Bobby Ewing?
Showbiz411 and Roger Friedman report that Breaking News was written by Michael Jackson, Eddie Cascio and Bobby Ewing. They also mention Bobby Ewing and James Porte as one and the same, though I've only seen a small amount of info on a James Porte and I'm not necessarily convinced it's the same guy.
http://www.showbiz411.com/2010/11/08...-breaking-news
Friedman says in another article that the songs sung were originally Bobby Ewing's, written with Frank Cascio, but that they then recorded over vocals with Michael's. Perhaps they were always intended as demos for MJ.
http://www.mjfanclub.net/home/index....news&Itemid=82
Quote:
"He wound up staying with the Cascios from August until November. And during that time, with nothing else to do, he listened to the couple's son, Eddie, record with a singer named Bobby Ewing. Eddie's brother, Frank, had helped write and produce the Ewing tracks. They asked: Why not erase the vocals and have Michael sing over them? Michael agreed. When it was done, Eddie Cascio put away the tapes. No one ever discussed it again."
I've found a Bobby Ewing found on Last.FM. His manager is none other than Frank Dileo - see management under 'more information' on the right hand column.
http://www.last.fm/music/Bobby+Ewing
http://cluster.indie-music.com/Bobby_Ewing/
His only track of real note is Exotic Dancer, a promo-only track that is a take on Pussycat Dolls' Buttons, produced by Polow Da Don. Polow worked on the Dancing Machine mix on The Remix Suite last year.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSdzJZzUmNc
Could it be that Bobby Ewing is one of the singers on Breaking News, Dileo giving his new act a leg-up by getting him involved in the project while MJ was still alive, and now he has been brought back in to finish what was started alongside him? It's not the first time that Dileo has been involved post-death; he was part of the team on This Is It too.
Strangely, his Last.FM biography was edited (to be cleared?) on Sunday night according to the list of activity on his Last.FM profile, hours before Breaking News was released. His MySpace account is also now defunct, though when that happened is uncertain.
http://www.myspace.com/bobbyewingmusic
Any thoughts?
Jest wyraźny patern, mianowicie Roger Friedman zawsze jako pierwszy donosi o różnych szczegółach dotyczących nowego wydawnictwa (On również jako pierwszy wtajemniczył wszystkich w istnienie utworów Cascio).The supposed credits from JacksonVillage: Michael Jackson, Eddie Cascio, Frank Cascio, Bobby Ewing, Teddy Riley, John McClain.
Michael Jackson Sings About Himself on New Single, “Breaking News”
By: Roger Friedman in Music // November 8th, 2010 at 1:15 AM UTC
http://breakingnews.michaeljackson.com/
Here’s the new Michael Jackson single, “Breaking News,” written by Michael Jackson (lyrics only), Eddie Cascio and James Porte (aka Bobby Ewing). Yes, it’s Michael singing about himself. It’s a song they wrote in the Cascio home studio together in August 2007. Eddie’s brother, Frank, was Michael’s long time friend, confidante, and protege. It was his work with Bobby Ewing that brought Michael into the studio.
“Who is that boogeyman you’re thinking of?”– the song is tailored for Michael, and addresses all the gossip that was leveled at him, the accusations, etc.
“Why is it strange that I would fall in love?” Michael sings. Is he referring to Lisa Marie Presley, Debbie Rowe, or someone else? Anyway, the production by Teddy Riley, is terrific, giving Michael a modern sound and horns. And, yes, that’s him singing. There is only one Michael Jackson.
FYI: Friedman On New Album
(30-10-2010) Roger Friedman posted the following article in the Huffington Post yesterday evening:
Michael Jackson's New Album Faces Obstacles
Even in death, Michael Jackson can't catch a break.
Sony and his estate are trying to put together an album of his unreleased materials. Their original plan was to get it out for Christmas and holiday sales. But they're being thwarted at every turn.
A few months ago I was the first to report that Michael, unbeknownst to anyone, had recorded a bunch of songs in the summer of 2007. This is what happened: He'd turned up on the doorstep, literally, of his long time friends Dominic and Connie Cascio, in Franklin Lakes, New Jersey. With him were his three kids, a tutor, and some pets. They'd escaped from an estate in northern Virginia, where Michael had sought refuge after a short stint in Las Vegas. He had no place else to go.
He wound up staying with the Cascios from August until November. And during that time, with nothing else to do, he listened to the couple's son, Eddie, record with a singer named Bobby Ewing. Eddie's brother, Frank, had helped write and produce the Ewing tracks. They asked: Why not erase the vocals and have Michael sing over them? Michael agreed. When it was done, Eddie Cascio put away the tapes. No one ever discussed it again.
Meantime, I reported that there were fewer known unreleased Michael Jackson tracks than anyone realized. Many conversations with Michael's long time engineer Bruce Swedien resulted in this fact: this would be no Jimi Hendrix situation. So when the Cascio tracks were revealed, everyone should have been jumping for joy.
But not so happy are Michael's nephews, the three sons of Tito Jackson. The Jacksons have always been wary of the Cascios: after all, Michael liked the relatively normal Italian-American family from New Jersey more than his own blood relatives. Tito's kids -- known as 3T -- had recorded with Uncle Michael early in their career, but not in recent years. When the news broke, the 3Ts weren't happy. Why hadn't Uncle Michael left them a legacy like this?
In the last few weeks Sony has had to call in forensic audiologists to prove that the voice on the Cascio tracks is that of Michael Jackson. (The conclusion: it is.) The 3Ts, I am told, along with co-executor John McClain, have claimed it's a Jackson impersonator. It's not about money. It's about ego, and pride. Sony wants to include five of the Cascio songs right away on the new album. They made an agreement this year with the Michael Jackson estate that could be worth $200 million. In the end, Sony will get what it wants. The estate will make millions. And Michael's nephews, and the rest of his biological family, will have to accept reality.
Source: MJFC / Roger Friedman / huffingtonpost.com
Jedyny znaczący utwór Jamesa Porte to: Exotic DancerHis only track of real note is Exotic Dancer, a promo-only track that is a take on Pussycat Dolls' Buttons, produced by Polow Da Don. Polow worked on the Dancing Machine mix on The Remix Suite last year.
(28-7-2010) Singer-songwriter, Ne-Yo says that he is torn over what to do with a collection of songs that he wrote specifically for the King of Pop. In an interview with The Daily Telegraph, the singer says that at the time of Jackson's death, he was sending three or four drafts a week to him for review. He talked about the songs saying,
“The songs are sitting in archives but I really don’t know what to do with them. 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.”
He went on to talk about conversations he and Jackson had about music saying,
“We talked about the state of music, what he liked and didn’t like. One thing that was interesting is that he views music in shapes and colours and that’s how I think. Melodic and meaningful. Those were the two words which kept coming back to me. 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 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. Michael told me, ‘I need songs that mean something to somebody and that’s what I need you for.’ I was honoured.”
Source: MJFC / dailytelegraph.com.au / toyaz-world.net
(26-7-2010) Superstar producer, Rodney "Dark Child" Jerkins, who worked with the King of Pop on his last studio album 'Invincible,' reveals that he will be releasing a new Michael Jackson album containing un-released traks.
In a recent interview with VladTV.com, Jerkins said that he has a lot of unreleased tracks and he plans to release them as a tribute to Jackson. The tracks are presumably songs that were cut from the 'Invincible' CD. Jerkins indicated that he has not recieved official clearance yet but that the project will be coming soon saying,
“You know there is a lot of red tape, but it's definitely going to happen.”
In the interview Jerkins talked about what it was like to work with Jackson and said that the King of Pop actually had a huge role in teaching him about music publishing, saying,
“It was a blessing and a dream of mine since I was a kid. Ever since I was 11-years old, I knew I wanted to be a producer and I knew I wanted to work with him.”
“[Michael] played a big part in me learning how to publish my music,” Jerkins continued. “I knew a little about publishing when I came into the game at 16, but when I started working with Michael I was 20 and he taught me about buying publishing and acquiring a catalogue at a young age. So I started buying other people's catalogues and I am still buying people's catalogues and it was because Michael taught me the system.”
Jerkins also said that Jackson was a lot more down to earth than most people thought.
“Michael was quiet with people he didn't know,” Jerkins said. “But Michael and I used to kick it in Miami and we kicked it in New York all the time. When “Rock My World” came out, he actually let me test the single at the Ruckers in New York before the single was released; that's how cool he was.”
It is unclear whether Jerkins' MJ material will be part of the new album of unreleased MJ songs rumored to be in the works for November, 2010.
New Michael Jackson Album
Ten unreleased tracks before Christmas...
08:48, Saturday, 31 July 2010
A Michael Jackson album featuring 10 previously unreleased tracks will be released in November.
The as-yet-untitled LP will include songs that Michael recorded with Will.I.Am in 2006, as well as several tracks recorded in the eighties that didn’t make the final cut for Bad.
Jackson’s former manager, Frank DiLeo, told Rolling Stone there are over 100 completed tracks in the vault, including collaborations with Ne-Yo and Akon, and dozens of potential hits from the eighties when the star was at his peak. "There are a couple of songs we recorded for the Bad album that we had to cut that are just sensational," he revealed.
Uber-producer Rodney Jerkins, who produced MJ’s 2001 album Invincible, is pulling the tracklisting together.
The LP is the first release in a 10-album, seven-year deal that the Jackson estate signed with Sony BMG back in March. According to Rolling Stone, the $250 million deal is also likely to include a music video DVD collection, reissues of all of Michael’s albums, a new greatest hits LP and even a Cirque du Soleil show.
A Michael Jackson video game - a karaoke and dance simulator - is expected to hit stores before the end of the year.
NEW YORK – A new Michael Jackson album is expected by the end of the year, culled from unreleased material in his vaults. But Jackson collaborator and Black Eyed Peas frontman will.i.am is vehemently opposed to the idea.
"I don't think that should ever come out. That's bad," he said. "He was a perfectionist and he wouldn't have wanted it that way. How you gonna release Michael Jackson when Michael Jackson ain't here to bless it?"
Will.i.am collaborated with Jackson on the rerelease of "Thriller" in 2008 with remixed versions of some of the album's classic songs. He said Jackson was very particular about all aspects of his musical productions, from his vocals to arrangements to instrumentation.
"Now that he is not part of the process, what are they doing? Why would you put a record out like that? Because he was a friend of mine, I just think that's disrespectful," he said. "What's wrong with what he already contributed to the world?"
The Jackson estate did not respond to a request for comment.
When asked about the high demand for any new Jackson music, will.i.am replied: "So what? You don't disrespect someone when they're gone. ... How much can you suck from his energy? ... Freaking parasites!"
Not much is known about what will be on the album, but Michael's brother Jackie has said he and brother Marlon were working on the record with John McClain, Jackson's former manager and executor of his estate.
Michael Jackson’s New Album: So Close And Yet, So Far Away
By: Roger Friedman in Music // September 6th, 2010 at 11:15 PM UTC
An album of Michael Jackson‘s unreleased music is still for a November release from Sony.
But really, among the insiders, no one knows what’s going to be on it. Or if it will be ready in time. The word is that Sony/Columbia Records chief Rob Stringer recently made a trip west to see what the heck is going on. It’s unclear what he found.
In the Jackson world, things are vaguer than ever on this subject.
My sources say there are different camps working on different tracks, and that at some point someone is going to have to make some decisions. One thing is for certain: no one is talking to Jackson’s long time engineer, Bruce Swedien, the man who actually knows what music is available from all his different sessions.
So producer Rodney Jerkins is working on a few tracks, I am told. Some of them may be from that group of songs Michael recorded with Eddie Cascio in his New Jersey home studio three summers ago.
On the other side, John McClain – Jackson’s co-executor and long time family friend– is said to be working on some songs with Michael’s brother Jackie Jackson. Jackie was recently put on the estate’s payroll as a family liaison. He’s said to be the “most reasonable” of the Jackson brothers, and the one with whom everyone gets along. Akon is also said to be working on one or two tracks.
But McClain is another issue. It was under his aegis that the unearthed song, “This Is It,” was produced and released as part of the movie and soundtrack of the same name. But the song wasn’t a hit. One listen to Paul Anka‘s version of it, live, and you see what could have been. Anka has another unreleased track in the Jackson archives.
But the clock is ticking: two months from a release date, and there’s no concept, title, artwork or marketing plan.
@munchkette1 THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONCERN...THE TRUTH WILL COME TO LIGHT. ITS MUCH BIGGER THAN ALL INVOLVE, MICHAEL IS BIGGER THAN ALL INVOLVE
6:04 AM Sep 5th via web in reply to munchkette1
Myślę, że ta wypowiedź jest doskonałym podsumowaniem naszej wymiany zdań nt. działań $ony. Niedokończone przynajmniej wokalnie powinno zostać w szufladzie. Teddy takimi wypowiedzi pokazuje "szacunek" do Michaela. Dla jednych taki wokal, jak u zegarka jest ok, dla innych nie (przerabiany, podrasowywany itd. dla mnie to właśnie brak szacunku). Jeśli kombinują z głosem, to tym bardziej nie ma pewności, ile instrumentalu jest z oryginalnej sesji Michaela. A robienie z dwóch jednej piosenki, to już chyba nieudany żart Theodora. Tyle.Teddy Riley stanowczo dementuje plotki, związane z pośmiertnym albumem Jacksona. Wyjaśnia przy okazji, kto i dlaczego kwestionuje autentyczność nagrań.
To wszystko przez zawiść. Zaczęło się to od piosenek, które nie zmieściły się na tym albumie. Niektórzy ludzie są niezadowoleni, że moje piosenki weszły na płytę, a ich nie. Nie będę tutaj wymieniał nazwisk, ale to jest fakt. Oni zaczęli dyskredytować piosenki, które ja wyprodukowałem. Kiedy członkowie rodziny Michaela posłuchali tych piosenek, zaczęli zadawać pytania: Czy to jest prawdziwe? Ile Michael dostanie z tytułu praw autorskich? Ile na tym zarobi? I tu jest pies pogrzebany. Jeśli tak bardzo interesują cię prawa autorskie, o co może chodzić? O pieniądze? O zazdrość? Moim zdaniem o jedno i drugie.
W archiwach jest jeszcze wiele skrawków nagrań zarejestrowanych przez Michaela. Teddy Riley zapewnia, że przy pomocy nowoczesnej technologii jest w stanie zamienić je w muzyczne arcydzieła.
Mam technologię pozwalającą na zmianę tonacji piosenek i jednocześnie zachowanie autentyczności jego wokalu. Nie mogę zmienić słów, które zaśpiewał, ale mogę podrasować brzmienie jego głosu. Jeśli tylko dadzą mi na to więcej czasu, sprawię, że będzie brzmiał niewiarygodnie, jak za czasów "Thrillera". Tak, jakby był w tym samym pokoju. Dajcie mi studio, dajcie mi nagrania, będę słuchał słowo po słowie, aby połączyć te rzeczy tematycznie. Wiele z jego piosenek mówi o podobnych tematach. Możemy wziąć dwie piosenki i połączyć je w jedną wspaniałą całość.
Gdybym spotkał Riley'a to chyba bym go zatłukł na śmierć za te słowa.Teddy Riley pisze:Dajcie mi studio, dajcie mi nagrania, będę słuchał słowo po słowie, aby połączyć te rzeczy tematycznie. Wiele z jego piosenek mówi o podobnych tematach. Możemy wziąć dwie piosenki i połączyć je w jedną wspaniałą całość.
