rsw22
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I think it's now evident that there needs to be a more creative process in Michael's music releases rather than just putting songs out there.
Executors, especially McClain who seems to be in charge of Michael's music, needs to harness elements that were crucial to Michael
- selecting good songs
- hiring the best talent of mixers, arrangers, producers
- Refine the song through several stages till you have the best blend of sound and instrument and additional creative sounds and distinguishing features
- Produce a quality video to accompany the song. Get good film producers, tap talent even what you wouldn't normally use, for instance MJ used a film producer to do TDRCAU, who doesn't normally do music video, but he would bring along to the song an element MJ wanted that the producer achieves through film.
- Get the video dancers and stage arranged and performed as if MJ would be there in real life, perhaps responding to a standin for emotional expressions effect, then after filming, a group of animation experts can integarate MJ into it with conceptual dance moves and make it "real", because Hollywood is way ahead with this kind of technology.
- Ensure films produced will stand the test of time.
- Never use a cheap budget on song or video, because each production should be a masterpiece. Not to release demos. This should be the last time they release demos. Demos are for box sets, they can do that in 8 to 10 years on a box set, but the next 2 MJ albums should be quality output.
He needs to take a hands on approach and assume MJ was the one making the choices, but now he is in his shoes making those choices, not bumping 50 songs over to leave it to Sony or some executives to choose what to use. It should be more refined.
Also, a major MJ song release without an accompanying video is also nowadays like a car with a missing tire.
Executors, especially McClain who seems to be in charge of Michael's music, needs to harness elements that were crucial to Michael
- selecting good songs
- hiring the best talent of mixers, arrangers, producers
- Refine the song through several stages till you have the best blend of sound and instrument and additional creative sounds and distinguishing features
- Produce a quality video to accompany the song. Get good film producers, tap talent even what you wouldn't normally use, for instance MJ used a film producer to do TDRCAU, who doesn't normally do music video, but he would bring along to the song an element MJ wanted that the producer achieves through film.
- Get the video dancers and stage arranged and performed as if MJ would be there in real life, perhaps responding to a standin for emotional expressions effect, then after filming, a group of animation experts can integarate MJ into it with conceptual dance moves and make it "real", because Hollywood is way ahead with this kind of technology.
- Ensure films produced will stand the test of time.
- Never use a cheap budget on song or video, because each production should be a masterpiece. Not to release demos. This should be the last time they release demos. Demos are for box sets, they can do that in 8 to 10 years on a box set, but the next 2 MJ albums should be quality output.
He needs to take a hands on approach and assume MJ was the one making the choices, but now he is in his shoes making those choices, not bumping 50 songs over to leave it to Sony or some executives to choose what to use. It should be more refined.
Also, a major MJ song release without an accompanying video is also nowadays like a car with a missing tire.
