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Michael Jackson helped shape the sound and style of the 1970s and '80s and was one of the 20th century's defining stars, an artist and all-around entertainer who greatly informed pop culture on a global scale. The singer, songwriter, producer, and dancer rose to stardom at the dawn of the '70s as the prodigious focal point of <a href="spotify:artist:2iE18Oxc8YSumAU232n4rW">the Jackson 5</a>. Amid early success with the sibling <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Motown%22">Motown</a> group, who would remain prominent for several years, Jackson branched out as a solo artist, and with "Ben" (1972) he topped the pop chart for the first of 13 times. A later starring role in The Wiz sparked a creative partnership with producer <a href="spotify:artist:3rxIQc9kWT6Ueg4BhnOwRK">Quincy Jones</a>. The first result was Off the Wall (1979), a dazzling disco-era album that announced Jackson as a mature talent with the number one hits "Don't Stop 'til You Get Enough" and "Rock with You." Determined to appeal to R&B, rock, and pop audiences at once, he responded with Thriller (1982). A harder-edged blockbuster proving that Jackson could sound both tender and tough, it crowned the Billboard chart for 37 weeks, earned eight Grammy Awards, and became the biggest-selling album of all time. Among its seven Top Ten singles were "Billie Jean" and "Thriller," cinematic songs promoted with groundbreaking music videos. "Billie Jean" was the first clip by a Black artist granted steady rotation on MTV, and at the Motown 25 celebration, Jackson's performance of that hit unveiled his signature dance move, the moonwalk, to a national audience. The high-tech follow-up Bad (1987) kept Jackson in the stratosphere by generating five number one singles. Dubbed "the King of Pop," Jackson then teamed with new jack swing originator <a href="spotify:artist:5VDmBevaLkMLnK0rLOjijw">Teddy Riley</a> for Dangerous (1991), another worldwide hit. Four years later, HIStory paired a disc of hits with a new album highlighted by another number one single. Invincible (2001), a slick contemporary R&B set, extended Jackson's streak of number one albums but turned out to be the singer's last. Health problems culminated in his untimely death in 2009. Several posthumous releases have honored the true icon's legacy since then.

Such heights came from modest beginnings. Michael was born in Gary, Indiana on August 29, 1958, the fifth son of Katherine and Joe Jackson. His mother was a Jehovah's Witness and his father a former boxer turned steelworker who played guitar on the side. Harboring aspirations of musical stardom, Joe shepherded his sons into a musical act around 1962. At that point, it was just the three eldest children -- <a href="spotify:artist:1laENy18mrm9kaI9BJUbdP">Tito</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:2bEtAD4lA2jHJK72C5yFqc">Jackie</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:1VDurPMbOKrNU8mcMP4X1P">Jermaine</a> -- but Michael joined them in 1964 and soon dominated the group. Stealing moves from <a href="spotify:artist:7GaxyUddsPok8BuhxN6OUW">James Brown</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:4VnomLtKTm9Ahe1tZfmZju">Jackie Wilson</a>, Michael became the epicenter of the <a href="spotify:artist:2iE18Oxc8YSumAU232n4rW">Jackson 5</a> as they earned accolades at local talent shows and went on to play soul clubs throughout the Midwest, working their way toward the East Coast in 1967 where they won an amateur contest at the Apollo Theater. Returning to Gary, the group cut a pair of singles for the local imprint Steeltown in 1968 -- "(I'm A) Big Boy," "We Don't Have to Be Over 21" -- but their big break arrived when they opened for <a href="spotify:artist:6se9nk5JphvvyasG3naQSX">Bobby Taylor & the Vancouvers</a> at Chicago's Regal Theater. Impressed, <a href="spotify:artist:6se9nk5JphvvyasG3naQSX">Taylor</a> brought them to the attention of <a href="spotify:artist:4xRLKAf96K6YdGDWjY6ra8">Berry Gordy, Jr.</a>, who signed the group to <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Motown%22">Motown</a> in March 1969 and then sent them out to Los Angeles, where he helped mastermind their national launch.

"I Want You Back," a song written and produced by <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Motown%22">Motown</a>'s new crew the Corporation, saw release in October 1968 when Michael Jackson was just 11 years old. By January 1970, "I Want You Back" rocketed to number one on both the pop and R&B charts, and the <a href="spotify:artist:2iE18Oxc8YSumAU232n4rW">Jackson 5</a> became a sensation, crossing over from R&B to AM pop radio with ease. Two more hits followed --" ABC" and "The Love You Save," both exuberant bubblegum soul -- before "I'll Be There" revealed Michael's facility with ballads. All three of these sequels went to number one and, striking while the iron was hot, Motown spun Michael off into a solo act. His first solo single, "Got to Be There," arrived at the end of 1971, reaching number four on the Billboard Hot 100, and then a cover of <a href="spotify:artist:4SLfKHcufUqU46DiTAHIsj">Bobby Day</a>'s chestnut "Rockin' Robin" peaked at two in early 1972. Later that year, "Ben," the title theme ballad to an exploitation movie about a killer rat, earned Jackson his first Oscar nomination for Best Original Song (he would lose). 

Not long afterward, the careers of both Michael and the <a href="spotify:artist:2iE18Oxc8YSumAU232n4rW">Jackson 5</a> slowed, victims of shifting tastes, adolescence, and creative battles with their label. One last hit for <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Motown%22">Motown</a> arrived in 1974 -- "Dancing Machine," a single that brought the group in line with the disco explosion -- before the group departed <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Motown%22">Motown</a> for <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Epic%22">Epic</a> in 1975. With the new label came a new name, along with a slight lineup change: <a href="spotify:artist:1VDurPMbOKrNU8mcMP4X1P">Jermaine</a> stayed at <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Motown%22">Motown</a> to pursue a solo career and younger brother Randy took his place. Following a pair of albums produced by Philly soul main stays <a href="spotify:artist:6Qlnvq7TkRSm7Pw4SfDLD7">Gamble & Huff</a>, Michael emerged as the group's creative director on 1978's Destiny, co-writing their 1979 smash "Shake Your Body (Down to the Ground)" with Randy. By that point, Michael had already made a considerable solo impression by starring as the Scarecrow in The Wiz, Sidney Lumet's 1978 musical adaptation of The Wizard of Oz. Working on the soundtrack -- a record highlighted by his duet with <a href="spotify:artist:3MdG05syQeRYPPcClLaUGl">Diana Ross</a> on "Ease on Down the Road" -- he met producer <a href="spotify:artist:3rxIQc9kWT6Ueg4BhnOwRK">Quincy Jones</a>, a titan of jazz and pop in the '50s and '60s who had yet to score a smash in the '70s. The pair hit it off and decided to work on Jackson's next solo endeavor, but first <a href="spotify:artist:2iE18Oxc8YSumAU232n4rW">the Jackson 5</a> released Destiny, which raised the profile of both the band and Michael himself. 

All this was preamble to Off the Wall, the 1979 album that definitively established Michael Jackson as a force of his own. Collaborating with producer Jones and songwriter <a href="spotify:artist:0HXtkeTuIrpcFWhWgZ8jNn">Rod Temperton</a>, Jackson consciously attempted to appeal to multiple audiences with Off the Wall, turning the album into a dazzling showcase of all his different sounds and skills. Anchored by a pair of number one hits -- the incandescent "Don't Stop 'til You Get Enough" and "Rock with You" -- the record turned into a smash, peaking at four on the Billboard 200, selling millions of copies as it raked in awards, but losing the grand prize of Album of the Year at the Grammys, leaving Jackson with the lingering impression that he needed to cross over into the pop mainstream with greater force. Before he could do that, he had to complete one more <a href="spotify:artist:2iE18Oxc8YSumAU232n4rW">Jackson 5</a> album: 1980's Triumph, a record with three hit singles ("Lovely One," "This Place Hotel," "Can You Feel It") whose title seemed to allude to Michael's solo success and certainly benefitted from his heightened stardom. 

After Triumph, Jackson reunited with producer <a href="spotify:artist:3rxIQc9kWT6Ueg4BhnOwRK">Jones</a> and songwriter <a href="spotify:artist:0HXtkeTuIrpcFWhWgZ8jNn">Temperton</a> to create the sequel to Off the Wall, crafting a record that deliberately hit every mark in the musical mainstream. <a href="spotify:artist:4STHEaNw4mPZ2tzheohgXB">Paul McCartney</a> was brought in to underscore Michael's soft rock leanings, <a href="spotify:artist:4eg6G4HaUe2ILWXKd1eaDa">Eddie Van Halen</a> pushed Jackson into metallic hard rock, and the remainder of the album glided from disco to pop to soul in an effortless display of his range. "The Girl Is Mine," the first single from Thriller, didn't suggest its adventure -- Jackson played it safe by releasing the <a href="spotify:artist:4STHEaNw4mPZ2tzheohgXB">McCartney</a> duet as the album's lead -- but the second single, "Billie Jean," forged ahead into new, unnamable territory. "Billie Jean" was a pop explosion, topping the charts in the U.S., U.K., Australia, and Canada. Some of its success can no doubt be credited to its striking music video, the first to break the fledgling MTV's then-unspoken racial barrier; after Jackson, the network began playing more Black acts. Some of the single's success is due to his sensational performance on <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Motown%22">Motown</a>'s 25th anniversary special (Motown 25: Yesterday, Today, Forever) in 1983, a performance aired on May 16, 1983 where Jackson unveiled his signature moonwalk dance -- a move that made it appear as if he was gliding backward -- and announced himself to the world as a mature talent. "Beat It," accompanied by an equally cinematic video, turned into an equally huge smash on MTV and helped push Thriller into the stratosphere. "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'," "Human Nature," and "P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)" kept Thriller at number one and its last single was an extravaganza, with Jackson letting director John Landis turn the song into a short musical horror film. By the time the album wrapped up its two-year run on the charts, it had racked up 37 weeks at number one and sold 29 million copies, becoming the biggest-selling album ever.

Even as Thriller was something of a pop perpetual motion machine, selling records of its own accord, Jackson worked hard. He once again teamed with <a href="spotify:artist:4STHEaNw4mPZ2tzheohgXB">Paul McCartney</a>, singing "Say Say Say" for <a href="spotify:artist:4STHEaNw4mPZ2tzheohgXB">McCartney</a>'s 1983 album Pipes of Peace, and he reunited with <a href="spotify:artist:2iE18Oxc8YSumAU232n4rW">the Jackson 5</a> for 1984's Victory, supporting the album with an international tour. Prior to its launch, Jackson suffered a serious accident while filming a Pepsi commercial designed to accompany the tour. During the shoot, pyrotechnics burned Jackson's head, sending him to the hospital with second-degree burns to his scalp; as he recovered, he started using pain killers for the first time.

Jackson earned accolades for his philanthropic work, especially his collaboration with <a href="spotify:artist:3gMaNLQm7D9MornNILzdSl">Lionel Richie</a> on the 1985 charity single "We Are the World," but along with these positive notes, wild stories began to circulate in the tabloids. Some further bad press accompanied his acquisition of the <a href="spotify:artist:4x1nvY2FN8jxqAFA0DA02H">Lennon</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:4STHEaNw4mPZ2tzheohgXB">McCartney</a> songwriting catalog in 1985, a move that severed his partnership with <a href="spotify:artist:4STHEaNw4mPZ2tzheohgXB">Paul McCartney</a>. Jackson also flirted with becoming a movie star, working with George Lucas and Francis Ford Coppola on the 3D film Captain EO, shown only at Disney's IMAX theaters starting in 1986. Once this appeared, he started work on the task of following up Thriller. 

Working once again with <a href="spotify:artist:3rxIQc9kWT6Ueg4BhnOwRK">Quincy Jones</a>, Jackson refined the Thriller template for 1987's Bad. Like Thriller, the first single was an adult contemporary number -- "I Just Can't Stop Loving You," a duet with then unknown <a href="spotify:artist:7EVlecngyrLHfQUqFMpwkT">Siedah Garrett</a> -- before it cranked out hits: "Bad," "The Way You Make Me Feel," "Man in the Mirror," and "Dirty Diana" all reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100 between 1987 and 1988, with "Another Part of Me" just missing the Top Ten and "Smooth Criminal" peaking at seven. Bad didn't dominate the charts in other countries but its singles reached the Top Ten internationally with some regularity, aided in part with a globe-spanning tour -- the first solo tour of Michael Jackson's career. The Bad World Tour broke records across the globe and in its wake, he started calling himself "The King of Pop," a nickname that was something of a retort to <a href="spotify:artist:43ZHCT0cAZBISjO8DG9PnE">Elvis Presley</a> being known as "The King of Rock & Roll." Once the tour wrapped up, Jackson returned to his new home -- a Santa Ynez ranch that he purchased in March 1988 and renamed Neverland, playing up his Peter Pan fixation.

Jackson renewed his deal with <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Sony%22">Sony</a> -- the corporation that purchased <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Epic%2FCBS%22">Epic/CBS</a> -- in 1991 and then set to work on his next album. This time, he decided to part ways with <a href="spotify:artist:3rxIQc9kWT6Ueg4BhnOwRK">Quincy Jones</a>, choosing to work with a variety of collaborators, chief among them <a href="spotify:artist:5VDmBevaLkMLnK0rLOjijw">Teddy Riley</a>, who helped usher Michael into the realm of new jack swing. "Black or White," the album's first video, caused some controversy, which helped generate initial press and sales and sent the single to number one. "Remember the Time" and "In the Closet" also made it into the Billboard Top Ten in early 1992, but subsequent singles "Jam" and "Heal the World" stalled in the low 20s, while "Who Is It" made it to 14. Jackson's period of massive success was starting to end and, as it did, Jackson entered a rough personal period. In 1993, a 13-year-old boy accused Jackson of molestation. Over the next two years, the case played out in public and in the justice system, eventually settling out of court for undisclosed terms in 1995; no charges were ever filed. During all this, Jackson married <a href="spotify:artist:1JZsGhTI51A9ybuQZO07wf">Lisa Marie Presley</a> in May 1994; their marriage lasted just 19 months.

Jackson rebooted his career in 1995 with HIStory: Past, Present & Future, Book 1, a double-disc set divided into an album of hits and an album of new material. Preceded by a double-A-sided single containing the ballad "Childhood" and "Scream," a duet with his sister <a href="spotify:artist:4qwGe91Bz9K2T8jXTZ815W">Janet</a>, the album underperformed compared to its predecessors but still generated big hits, highlighted by "You Are Not Alone," the first single to debut at number one on the Billboard Hot 100. The subsequent singles "They Don't Care About Us" and "Stranger in Moscow" underperformed in the U.S. but were Top Ten singles in the U.K., and HIStory also did well in other global international markets, aided in part by the lengthy accompanying global tour. In 1997, Jackson followed HIStory with Blood on the Dance Floor, an album that topped the U.K. charts but only reached 24 in the U.S.

By that point, Jackson had married his nurse, Debbie Rowe, who would soon become the mother of two children: Prince Michael Jackson, Jr. and <a href="spotify:artist:11I8qWK4foqycuPFRDFH6e">Paris Michael Katherine Jackson</a>. Over the next couple of years, Jackson raised his family and performed at charitable events, starting work on a comeback planned for 2001. He was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame as a solo act that year (<a href="spotify:artist:2iE18Oxc8YSumAU232n4rW">the Jackson 5</a> had previously been inducted) and he staged two major 30th anniversary concerts in September 2001 to kick off the promo campaign for his new album, Invincible. Produced in large part by Rodney Jerkins, Invincible consciously evoked Off the Wall with its single "You Rock My World," which reached ten prior to the album's October release. Invincible entered the charts at number one in the U.S. and U.K., but it didn't have staying power and never generated another hit single.

Soon, music took a backseat to Jackson's personal life. He had a third child, Prince Michael Jackson II in 2002, but the birth was overshadowed by erratic public appearances and legal problems, including an arrest in November 2003 for child molestation; in June 2005 he was acquitted on all counts. As the case played out, <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Sony%22">Sony</a> released the first-ever single-disc collection of Jackson's peak, Number Ones, in 2003; it had a new song, "One More Chance." Over the next few years, many catalog releases materialized: the 2004 box set The Ultimate Collection, the 2006 double-disc set The Essential Michael Jackson, a collectors box called Visionary in 2006, and his catalog saw deluxe reissues in 2008.

Jackson planned a major comeback for 2009 with a major tour called This Is It featuring a long run of shows at London's O2 Arena. As he was in the midst of rehearsals in Los Angeles, he collapsed at home on the afternoon of June 25, 2009. Rushed to the UCLA Medical Center, Jackson was pronounced dead of a cardiac arrest at the age of 50. An extensive investigation later named his death a homicide due to prescription drugs; Dr. Conrad Murray was convicted of involuntary manslaughter.

It didn't take long for posthumous releases to begin to hit the shelves. <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Motown%22">Motown</a> released The Remix Suite in October of 2009, and then a film documenting the 2009 concert rehearsals was released as This Is It, along with a soundtrack. Next came a DVD set called Vision, and 2010 brought Michael, a collection of outtakes, most dating from Invincible. In 2012, the 25th anniversary of Bad brought an expanded reissue of the 1987 album. <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Epic%22">Epic</a> released Xscape in 2014, a record where <a href="spotify:artist:3qEzkkBwK5vKVggMiZYOWa">L.A. Reid</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:5Y5TRrQiqgUO4S36tzjIRZ">Timbaland</a> reworked demos recorded between Thriller and Invincible. Preceded by the single "Love Never Felt So Good" -- an electronic duet with <a href="spotify:artist:31TPClRtHm23RisEBtV3X7">Justin Timberlake</a> that went to the Top Ten -- Xscape earned gold certification. In 2016, Off the Wall received a deluxe reissue highlighted by an accompanying documentary directed by Spike Lee. Scream, a loosely Halloween-themed compilation, followed in 2017. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi

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The Best of Michael Jackson

The perfect Michael Jackson playlist for your Halloween party is here! Including tracks from Scream, Blood on the Dance Floor and the world’s bestselling album of all time, Thriller.

MICHAEL JACKSON X HALLOWEEN

This playlist reflects the multiple versions of the King of Pop album released around the world for Michael's 50th birthday - featuring the hits Billie Jean,  Beat It, Thriller &amp; more!

Michael Jackson: King of Pop

Explore under-appreciated album tracks and rare songs, together in one playlist. Features Stranger In Moscow, Who Is It, Speed Demon, Break Of Dawn, She Drives Me Wild and more.

Michael Jackson: Deep Cuts

Fall in love with this playlist of romantic favorites. Human Nature, Love Never Felt So Good, The Way You Make Me Feel, I Just Can’t Stop Loving You and more!

Michael Jackson: Love Songs

Now playing the greatest hits and dance-floor favorites from The King of Pop! From “Billie Jean” to “Bad,” “Rock With You” to “You Rock My World,” you’ll find your favorites here.

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Michael Jackson, the greatest entertainer who ever lived, makes his mark with his first solo album as an adult — Off The Wall — but to tell the story of this album you have to go back to the beginning. This film, MICHAEL JACKSON's Journey from Motown to Off The Wall, directed by Spike Lee, starts with a glimpse into Michael’s evolution from the early days as a member of the Jackson Five to the point Michael decides it is finally time to release his first solo album — featuring his own music and with him having ultimate creative control. Spike then offers an in-depth look at each of the individual tracks on this seminal album, the cultural significance of Off The Wall and the impact it continues to have on today’s artists. The individuals who were interviewed for the documentary include some of today’s most important artists, e.g., John Legend, Pharrell Williams, The Weeknd and Mark Ronson, as well as other cultural icons, such as Lee Daniels, Misty Copeland, Kobe Bryan, and L.A. Reid. It is clear that the influence of The King of Pop and Off The Wall continue to be felt today.

Michael Jackson - Off The Wall

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Michael Jackson - Live In Bucharest (The Dangerous Tour)
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Watch Michael Jackson's first leg on his Dangerous World Tour (October 1, 1992) at the Bucharest National Stadium, with a sold-out attendance of 90,000.

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Michael Jackson - Live At Wembley (July 16, 1988)
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This particular concert took place on July 16, 1988, at Wembley Stadium in Wembley, London, to a sold-out crowd of 72,000, which included Diana, Princess of Wales and Charles, Prince of Wales.

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Michael Jackson – They Don’t Care About Us (2020)

King of Style is a roundtable discussion focused on Michael Jackson's influence on fashion and global trends that still resonate today.  The show focuses on transformative periods of Michael Jackson's solo career where he set trends and created signature styles that influenced the landscape of pop culture. Hosted and moderated by stylist and designer, June Ambrose. Panelists are John Branca, Co-Executor of The Michael Jackson Estate, Michael Bush, Michael Jackson's costume designer, Stylist and Contributing Editor to Vogue Italia, Rushka Bergman, and Supermodel and Fashion Expert, Kamini Chin Loy.
 
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Michael Jackson created an ambitious teaser video to promote the release of ‘HIStory – Past, Present and Future – Book I’ in 1995. Filmed at Heroes’ Square in Budapest, Hungary, this short film, directed by Rupert Wainwright, features Michael leading an army while surrounded by fans, as well as the unveiling of the massive statue as seen on the ‘HIStory’ album cover.

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"Heal the World (2020)" by Michael Jackson

As music and musical performances shared online continue to unite the world during the COVID-19 pandemic, it seems fitting to include Michael’s live performance of “Heal The World” integrated with imagery from these current times as a global message of encouragement and comfort to all during this difficult period. 
 
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Make it a better place
For you and for me
And the entire human race
There are people dying
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"The Immortal Megamix" by Michael Jackson
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Michael Jackson - Immortal Megamix (Audio)

Recap of #Thriller40 documentary fan event at the Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles, CA

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Michael Jackson’s This Is It 10th Anniversary Unboxing

Michael Jackson #Thriller40 Immersive Event - MJ the Musical’s cast member Michelle Mercedes has fun

The Celebration of The King of Pop's Birthday (8.29.25)

Michael Jackson - The Celebration of The King of Pop's Birthday (8.29.25)

The Celebration of The King of Pop's Birthday (8.29.24)

Michael Jackson - The Celebration of The King of Pop's Birthday (8.29.24)

Michael Jackson ONE Celebration of The King of Pop's Birthday (8.29.23)

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Thriller 40

XSCAPE - Track by Track Commentary

XSCAPE

Bad 25th Anniversary

Michael

Thriller 25 Super Deluxe Edition

Invincible

BLOOD ON THE DANCE FLOOR/ HIStory In The Mix

HIStory - PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE - BOOK I

Dangerous

Michael Jackson x Mark Ronson: Diamonds are Invincible

Thriller (Steve Aoki Midnight Hour Remix)

Slave to the Rhythm (Audien Remix Radio Edit)

Love Never Felt So Good (David Morales and Eric Kupper Def Mix)

Love Never Felt So Good (Fedde Le Grand Remix Radio Edit)

Scorpion

Scorpion

R&B: From Doo-Wop To Hip-Hop

Despicable Me 3 (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

This Is Michael Jackson

Michael Jackson Radio

All Out 80s

All Out 90s