Have the offending songs been removed? It seems so.. This evening (UK time) - Fans started to realise that the before 10 track album 'Michael' is now sporting 7 tracks with the offending notoriously known fake tracks removed.

What do I mean by fake? Well - It's certainly up for debate with a lot of fans, and has been for over a decade. These songs are titled -

'Breaking News'
'Keep Your Head Up'
'Monster'

The following services appear to have removed the 3 offending tracks -

Apple Music UK (I have checked France, USA and Aus and all appear to have these 3 tracks removed)



Spotify seems to have the tracks still there (UK) however, others are reporting that there is an additional listing of the album available without the 3 tracks, so it's quite possible it's in the process of being removed.

Amazon Music (UK) still lists the full album.

Tidal (UK) Regular version (Full 10 tracks)
Tidal (UK) Master version (Just 7 with fakes removed)

Deezer has also removed the offending tracks.

Things are looking good people!

We last posted an article related to this in Dec 2021 when the California State Attorney joined the lawsuit against Sony. See more below -

California State Goverment Joins Lawsuit Against Sony Music And The Mj Estate

California State Attorney General Xavier Becerra has called on the state's supreme court to reject Sony's broad interpretation of the first amendment related to false advertising in the case 'Serova v. Sony Music Entertainment'. Sony had claimed that they were not responsible for the three fake...

What are your thoughts?

MJ Estate have been contacted for comment. This is their response.

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What's Our View?

This is a huge step in the right direction. This is too perfect to be a 'glitch'..

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