Michael Jackson was the undisputed king of pop music. His songs were so enraged at one point that he literally renewed interest in the genre, at a time that was dominated by the epitome of rock-n-roll! He again made pop "cool". "Thriller" His album is the best selling album ever.
And, since his sad end two and a half years, people started to listen to his music again with a vengeance. There was still plenty of unreleased songs in his chest before dying, Sony Music, which had bought the rights to release her. But the news is that hackers have stolen all the tracks from the Sony database and put it on the Internet for illegal downloading.
These are extremely new to spoil the chances of Sony to cash in on the buzz additional MJ after he disappeared. Sony has signed an exclusive contract with the estate of Michael Jackson in 2010 worth $ 250 million (£ 164m), which is the largest ever recording deal. He gave the rights from Sony to release new titles for the legend and to sell its catalog back together.
But hackers have managed to do what they do best, they put their hands on the tracks of great value and have set up for free downloads, resulting in "frustration" of the record company. Two guys, namely James Marks and James McCormick, was placed on Friday for the same case. They pleaded not guilty, but investigations are underway. Now the future of music lucrative MJ hangs in the dark. We hope it is sorted soon so we can go buy the highly anticipated album legally.
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