Jacko to launch music comeback
Jacko to launch music comeback
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Wednesday, 19, Apr 2006 11:21
Michael Jackson is set to return to what he knows best by launching one final music career comeback.
Jacko is still living in Bahrain after leaving the US following the conclusion of his much-publicised child molestation case last year.
And now a record label in the Gulf state has offered him the chance to resurrect his career, a chance the beleaguered king of pop appears only too happy to take up.
"I am incredibly excited about my new venture and I am enjoying being back in the studio making music," Jackson said via a statement released by Two Seas Records, which is owned by Sheik Abdulla bin Hamad Al Khalifa, son of Bahrain's king.
The deal will reportedly tie the 47-year-old Jackson to the company for at least two years with an album release date scheduled for late 2007.
Jackson last released an album nearly five years ago but is still considered one of the most globally recognised artists.
He is said to have crippling debts and will therefore be praying this final opportunity takes off.