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Re: News and discussion about upcoming MJ album [Update Pg15]
I just have to comment about the mentioning of Invincible being outdated that was said before..
I'll start it off by saying Invincible is not outdated, in fact a lot of the sounds and styling of the composition of the music no there was too ahead of its time for 2001. That's part of the reason why many fans say the album grew on them!! It was too ahead of its time for many people to get it at first. Many concepts that was used for that album as an exploratory route is now being used on majority of popular songs now days..
The route it went from 2001 to 2014 was not exactly the route Michael predicted but you can tell by the sounds being used he was on the right path. Far before anyone else in the U.S market started..
We need to remember Michael is someone that reached world success far before the rise of social media. He studied what was "in" all over the world and understood that 'electronic dance' music/sounds have been big since through the 90's in many parts of Europe and knew the US market will be going that direction too. He tried keeping in many of the sounds that were current then, yet incorporate the basic styling's of that 'electro' style. From my take I think Michael thought the music industry would be influenced by the European dance music and simply incorporate sounds.. (as he did on Invincible) where as in reality the dance music got so big it came here directly from Europe (DJs, musicians etc) where it has the same identical sound..
I am one to believe strongly that if Invincible were to be released somewhere between 2010-2014 would be much more accepted than back in 2001...
Now to future releases... The great thing about Michael Jacksons rhythms in songs, they are timeless - and I am not just saying that from a fan perspective.. You can strip any instrumental and use the vocal rhythm of any song, even use the styling instrumentals of any song and solely update the instrument sounds/soundboards used today it would fit in perfectly.
That's a big reason why DJs love remixing Michael, because it's music that can sound good any time..
I just have to comment about the mentioning of Invincible being outdated that was said before..
I'll start it off by saying Invincible is not outdated, in fact a lot of the sounds and styling of the composition of the music no there was too ahead of its time for 2001. That's part of the reason why many fans say the album grew on them!! It was too ahead of its time for many people to get it at first. Many concepts that was used for that album as an exploratory route is now being used on majority of popular songs now days..
The route it went from 2001 to 2014 was not exactly the route Michael predicted but you can tell by the sounds being used he was on the right path. Far before anyone else in the U.S market started..
We need to remember Michael is someone that reached world success far before the rise of social media. He studied what was "in" all over the world and understood that 'electronic dance' music/sounds have been big since through the 90's in many parts of Europe and knew the US market will be going that direction too. He tried keeping in many of the sounds that were current then, yet incorporate the basic styling's of that 'electro' style. From my take I think Michael thought the music industry would be influenced by the European dance music and simply incorporate sounds.. (as he did on Invincible) where as in reality the dance music got so big it came here directly from Europe (DJs, musicians etc) where it has the same identical sound..
I am one to believe strongly that if Invincible were to be released somewhere between 2010-2014 would be much more accepted than back in 2001...
Now to future releases... The great thing about Michael Jacksons rhythms in songs, they are timeless - and I am not just saying that from a fan perspective.. You can strip any instrumental and use the vocal rhythm of any song, even use the styling instrumentals of any song and solely update the instrument sounds/soundboards used today it would fit in perfectly.
That's a big reason why DJs love remixing Michael, because it's music that can sound good any time..