Unreleased Michael Jackson Tracks Discovered in Storage Unit

A trove of 12 songs recorded between 1989 and 1991 was found, but legal restrictions prevent public release.

Former California Highway Patrol officer Gregg Musgrove discovered 12 unreleased Michael Jackson tracks in a storage unit once owned by producer Bryan Loren.
The recordings date back to the years leading up to Jackson's 1991 album 'Dangerous' and include previously rumored tracks and entirely unheard songs.
Among the songs is 'Truth on Youth,' a rap duet with LL Cool J, and 'Don't Believe It,' which reportedly addresses media speculation about Jackson.
The Jackson estate confirmed it holds the copyrights to the recordings, barring their public release, despite declining to purchase the tapes from Musgrove.
Musgrove plans to auction the physical tapes, which could attract significant interest from private collectors and memorabilia enthusiasts.