Three songs by Michael Jackson (1958-2009) that caused controversy over the identity of their true artist have been removed from streaming platforms, according to Sony and the copyright holders of the late singer’s work announced yesterday.

The songs “Breaking News”, “Monster” and “Keep Your Head Up” were published as part of the musical group “Michael”, released in 2010, a year and a half after the death of the American King of Pop ”.
Some say the voice heard in these songs is the voice of American singer Jason Malachi, which Sony has denied. The latter and the rights holders of Jackson’s works explained that they decided to withdraw these songs because it was the “easiest and best way to permanently put the controversy over these songs behind us”, emphasizing in the joint statement that this decision has nothing to do with it. included. on the authenticity of these works.
The remaining seven songs from this music collection are still available.
“Michael” was presented as an album containing unknown songs completed by the late singer in 2007. However, some fans of the artist and even members of his family questioned the authenticity of the origin of these songs, which Sony was forced to confirm that Michael Jackson performed It Works with his voice.
According to celebrity news website TMZ, Jason Malachi admitted in a Facebook post in 2011 that he recorded the songs using his own voice, but his manager later said the post was fake.