Hear Unheard Michael Jackson and Lenny Kravitz Leaked Song “Another Day;” Sony and Family Silencing It
Monday, January 4, 2010
By Editorial Staff
Michael Jackson’s previously unheard song “Another Day” was leaked to the Internet over the weekend, and now Sony-BMG Music and the Jackson family lawyers are trying to stop the public from hearing it by ordering its removal from various websites.
The eerie-sounding duet with Lenny Kravitz was released by the Michael fan site MJ Star in a 90-second clip.
It is a reworked version of Lenny’s 2004 song “Storm” and was created before Michael’s June 25 death.
The snippet of the song does not have Lenny’s voice on it and is unmixed.
Lenny stated in a video on his Facebook page that he wrote the song and played all the featured instruments but was not involved with the leak.
“Mine has been locked up in a vault since we recorded it,” Lenny said on Facebook.
He stated working with Michael was “one of the most amazing musical experiences I’ve ever had.”
Why the Jackson family continues to work with Sony-BMG Music is beyond logic.
Michael hated that company, called some of its executives devils and racists, and claimed they were trying to poison and murder him in order to obtain his music publishing rights.
For more information on Michael’s battle with Sony read
HIER
In July, a 24-second clip of Michael’s unreleased song “A Place With No Name” was leaked to the Internet and was a new version of America’s “A Horse With No Name.”
Here is the new “Another Day” song. This YouTube posting will probably be pulled soon.
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