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Written by Infusion Crew
Saturday, 20 November 2010 17:16 |
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Not simply a catchy headline, but also the title to Michael Jackson's latest single. But before you break out the conspiracy theories about him being alive and well in Bahrain, this is a post-humous single (taken from the forthcoming album of the same name) and comprised of left over samples from the last 10 years of his life. Streaming live on his website michaeljackson.com, it opens up with media clips of journos discussing his life, before a bombastic beat and 'Toxic' strings leap out at you. So far, so good. But the vocals are paper-thin and so tired they make a Xanax addicted sloth look lightning fast. It will no doubt sell gazillions of copies to mugs around the world (oh, and it'll most likely be released in time for Christmas - gosh, that's handy), but we for one will be having no part in it.
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Not simply a catchy headline, but also the title to Michael Jackson's latest single. But before you break out the conspiracy theories about him being alive and well in Bahrain, this is a post-humous single (taken from the forthcoming album of the same name) and comprised of left over samples from the last 10 years of his life. Streaming live on his website michaeljackson.com, it opens up with media clips of journos discussing his life, before a bombastic beat and 'Toxic' strings leap out at you. So far, so good. But the vocals are paper-thin and so tired they make a Xanax addicted sloth look lightning fast. It will no doubt sell gazillions of copies to mugs around the world (oh, and it'll most likely be released in time for Christmas - gosh, that's handy), but we for one will be having no part in it.
