'Faking Michael' Podcast Out Now

[zinniabooklover]

It's a horrible time to talk about this in my opinion, to be honest. Even if you don't feel cynical about MJ and trial cases, trying to bring attention to this before the potential MJ Renaissance is just straight suicide. This will have to really keep legs to grow.

Damien did an interview with Billboard.

 

[Bogdan]

Were Vocals on Michael Jackson’s Posthumous Album Faked? This Podcaster Set Out to Uncover the Truth

Michael Jackson's vocals were faked after his death on a posthumous album, says podcast host Damien Shields, who launched the series "Faking Michael."

www.billboard.com

I just came here to post the link to the billboard article

 

[Mister_Jay_Tee]

Damien did an interview with Billboard.

After reading that, my opinion is largely the same. 60/40 chance of something coming from all this.

But, my idea of Damien has gone up. What I thought was someone cynical is actually a genuinely frustrated consumer of art who's given Branca and his team a pretty significant alibi to come away from all of this perhaps smelling faintly of roses. If they do have the Casios had for extortion, well, id consider that justice served.

 

[Kissenya]

this material should be translated into different languages and distributed

 

[zinniabooklover]

this material should be translated into different languages and distributed

Looks like someone has done a Spanish language analysis of the podcast. It's a start.

@MJRadioNet

"En el episodio 95 analizamos el podcast @FakingMJpodcast de @DamienShields, en donde nos narra su investigación del fraude de los Cascio tracks en el álbum "Michael"

"In episode 95 we analyze the podcast @FakingMJpodcast of @DamienShields , where he tells us about his investigation of the fraud of the Cascio tracks on the album "Michael"

https://twitter.com/x/status/1851132007969144899

 

[AlwaysThere]

“There were stipulations in the deal that you will release X amount of songs on Y amount of projects over Z amount of years.”

This bit caught my eye. So Sony was calling the shots as to how much new music was released during the initial contractual run?

Assuming that the estate fulfilled their end of the bargain, Sony asked for 24 new songs over the course of their 10-year contract. (10 on Michael, six on Bad 25, and eight on XSCAPE.) Seems like a solid enough offering, though I’m baffled that the estate hit that number in the first four years.