An unusual and very important find from a cultural point of view has become known.
American Gregg Musgrove discovered 12 cassettes with unreleased songs by the outstanding musician Michael Jackson in the south of California.
The storage media was found in an abandoned warehouse, which Musgrove said was previously owned by producer and singer Brian Lauren.
TASS reports this with reference to a publication in the American magazine The Hollywood Reporter.
As Musgrove noted, we are talking about compositions recorded before the release of the cult album Dangerous.
Apparently, the songs were recorded between 1989 and 1991.
The audio collection that was found reportedly contains not only tracks, but also a conversation between Michael Jackson and someone, possibly Brian Lauren.
It is emphasized that among the unreleased compositions there is a track called Don't Believe It. It is assumed that the song is a response to the rumors that were previously spread about Jackson.
Also in the recently discovered collection is the song Truth on Youth, which American journalists called "gripping."