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Ads About Michael Jackson’s New Album

Ads about songs from Michael Jackson’s new album have made their way onto the internet: Hold My Hand was recorded by Michael for his company, MJJ Productions. The songwriters are Alion Tiam, Giorgio Tuinforth, and Claude Kelly. The piano and other instruments are by Giorgio Tuinforth and Akon. At the request of the King of Pop, Hold My Hand is the first single from his new album, “Michael.” The song was recorded in 2007 at Palms in Las Vegas with Akon’s vocals, and in 2008 it leaked onto the internet. This year, Akon returned to the studio to re-record his vocals. While working on this song, Michael was secretly living with his children at the Palms hotel. Hollywood Tonight was written by Michael Jackson and Brad Buxer. The song is recorded under the rights license for Michael’s works, mijac. Michael Jackson and Teddy Riley are the producers of the song, and his nephew is the assistant producer. Teddy Riley, along with several others, did the mixing of the song. The keyboard work is by Nefiu and Edward Brown. The guitar is also performed by Eric Daniel Walz and Eric Jackson. The vocal section is written by Teddy Riley and performed by Michael’s nephew, Taryll Jackson. The recording of the vocals was done by Michael Durham Prince and several others. Keep Your Head Up was recorded in the summer of 2007 in New Jersey at the Cassio home. The song was written by Michael, Eddie Cassio, and James Porte—or, as he is also known, Bobby Ewing—and recorded under the mijac license for MJJ Productions. In the background, you can hear Michael’s voice, James Porte, and Duan Starling. The song was engineered by Brian Thomas and Andrew Ueiper, and James Porte, Eddie Cassio, and several other musicians are the performers. The song leaked onto the internet this month. I Like The Way You Love Me was written by Michael and its publishing license belongs to mijac. Michael and Nefiu are the producers. John Hines and James Mory engineered the track, and the vocals were recorded by Michael Durham Prince. The keyboard is by Nefiu, piano by William Champlin, guitar by Eric Daniel Walz, bass by Thomas Drayton, and drums by Paulina Dacasta. Monster is by Michael, Eddie Cassio, and James Porte. The rap lyrics were written and performed by Curtis Jackson (50 Cent). This song is also released under the mijac license. The producers are Michael Jackson and Teddy Riley. The background voices belong to Michael Jackson and James Porte. Orianti (the daughter of the This Is It tour guitarist) and Eddie Cassio are among the musicians on this track. Best Of Joy was written by Michael and released under the mijac license. Nefiu and Michael Jackson are the producers, and Brad Buxer is the assistant producer. John Hines and James Mory are the recording engineers, and the vocals were recorded by Michael Durham Prince. The guitar is by Eric Daniel Walz, and all other instruments are by Nefiu. Breaking News, like Monster and Keep Your Head Up, was recorded in the Cassio home. Michael, Eddie Cassio, and James Porte wrote the song. It is released under the mijac license. Teddy Riley and Michael are its producers. Teddy Riley did the mixing, programming, and final production. James Porte and Eddie Cassio are the musicians. I Can’t Make It Another Day was written, produced, and mixed by Lenny Kravitz, and Michael is the assistant producer. The background vocals belong to Michael and Kravitz. Lenny Kravitz also played the guitar and bass on the song. The song was made for the album Invincible but didn’t make it onto the album. A short portion of it leaked onto the internet on January 2, 2010. Behind The Mask was written by Michael in collaboration with two other people and is released under the mijac license. The song is produced by Michael and John McClain (from the foundation’s executives). The keyboard work is by Greg Phillinganes (a collaborator on the Thriller album). Much Too Soon was written by Michael, released under the mijac license, and produced by Michael and John McClain. The guitar is by Tommy Emmanuel, and the arrangement is by David Campbell. The song was written in 1981 and leaked onto the internet this November. Source: eMJey / MJWN