Revolution in Music Industry: Michael Jackson's Unseen 1967 Recording to be Released as Digital Vinyl
Summary:
A previously unreleased studio recording of a young Michael Jackson will be unveiled on December 7 as a digital vinyl via blockchain platform Anotherblock. The five-decade-old track, "Big Boy (One-Derful Version)", results from a collaboration between Recordpool and Anotherblock. This innovative approach in the music industry is seen as a way to create stories around songs and ensure they don't get lost among numerous daily releases.
A groundbreaking development is looming in the music industry as a hidden studio recording featuring a young Michael Jackson, which has been kept secret for over five decades, is set to be unveiled on December 7. This track will be released as "digital vinyl" on a blockchain platform. The song, named "Big Boy (One-Derful Version)," is scheduled to be released digitally on the blockchain music platform, Anotherblock. Users can access it via the platform's player, along with the master tape and song stems images. It will be on offer for four days in an open edition and a limited edition.
The early recording goes back to July 13, 1967 and showcases an eight-year-old Michael Jackson and his brothers' first studio session at One-Derful in Chicago. This anticipated release is an outcome of a joint effort between Recordpool, which owns the recording, and Anotherblock, a Swedish blockchain-based music and royalty marketplace.
Anotherblock, already having collaborated with renowned artists like Rihanna, The Weeknd, and Justin Bieber, fosters the emerging "digital vinyl" trend. Michel Traore, CEO and co-founder of Anotherblock, states: "Releasing this track as a digital vinyl on-chain offers the opportunity to weave stories and community around the song, lifting it above the realm of mere commodities."
He further added, "Certain songs, this one in particular, deserve an exclusive platform where they don't get lost in the daily influx of innumerable tracks. This innovative format lets us curate more narratives around the music."
Traore views this release as a progressive step to revolutionize the digital ownership landscape in the music industry.
Michael's mother, Katherine Jackson is enthusiastic about the forthcoming release. "These recordings symbolize that our musical heritage has adapted rhythmically to the digital era. This proves that the Jacksons' story, like their music, endures the test of time.
Published At
12/6/2023 11:12:41 AM
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