Michael Jackson has been signed to the biggest recording deal in history, nine months after he died. The $200 million contract with Sony Music Entertainment covers 10 projects over seven years, including an album of never-released recordings coming out in November, a video game, a DVD compilation of videos, a re-release of "Off the Wall," and a soon to be recorded album of duets with Elvis Presley, John Lennon, Luther Vandross, and Freddy Mercury.
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Yes, that's right! An all-new Michael Jackson album will be released this November. According to Jackson's manager Frank DiLeo, Jackson had more than 100 completed and unreleased songs that were kept in his vault. Former Sony Music ... Post Profile
Michael Jackson's estate and Sony Music Entertainment have signed the biggest record deal in the history of music, said to be worth up to $250 million or more. The deal... ... Post Profile
Michael Jackson’s estate is making history nine months after his death, signing the most lucrative recording contract in history. His estate has agreed to a seven year contract with Sony Records worth an estimated $250 million. Co... Post Profile