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Michael Jackson's second posthumous studio album to be released in May

Another album of previously unreleased songs by the late Michael Jackson is to be released this May, his label Epic has confirmed it yesterday.

The twelfth album, titled Xscape will be the singer's second posthumous album of unreleased material and the first in four years, following the critically-divided Michael in 2010, a year after the singer's death from a drug-induced heart attack at the age of 50.

The album will contain eight unreleased songs recorded from 2001 to 2009 and will be released in two editions: the standard edition will contain the songs in an contemporized style and the deluxe edition will contain a second disc that has the songs in their original format. The iTunes deluxe edition will contain two videos.

The album was played first time in the basement of a Knightsbridge apartment for music journalists from Sky News, London Evening Standard, Telegraph Media Group, Mixmag and Digital Spy, just hours after the confirmation of the album.

Here's the confirmed tracks:

1. "Love Never Felt So Good"
2. "Slave to the Rhythm"
3. "Blue Gangsta"
4. "Xscape"
5. "Do You Know Where Your Children Are"
6. "A Place with No Name"

The titles of the last two tracks have not yet been revealed, but Xscape is available to pre-order on iTunes and will be released on May 13. Sony Mobile costumers of new devices Xperia Z2 phone, Xperia Z2 tablet and Xperia M2, will be able to download for free on day of digital release through the Xperia Lounge app.

Albums releasing in April 2014

Release date	Artist	Album	Genre	Label	Ref.
April 1	Chevelle	La Gárgola	Alternative metal, hard rock	Epic
	Chiodos	Devil	Post-hardcore	Razor & Tie
	Christina Perri	Head or Heart	Pop	Atlantic
	Cloud Nothings	Here and Nowhere Else	Indie rock	Carpark, Wichita
	Dan + Shay	Where It All Began	Country pop	Warner Bros. Nashville
	Fairweather	Fairweather			[15]
	Mac DeMarco	Salad Days	Psychedelic pop, lo-fi	Captured Tracks
	Manchester Orchestra	Cope	Indie rock	Loma Vista, Favorite Gentlemen
	Mobb Deep	The Infamous Mobb Deep	Hip hop, East Coast hip hop	Infamous Records, RED
	Steel Panther	All You Can Eat	Glam metal, heavy metal, comedy rock	Open E Music
	The Used	Imaginary Enemy	Alternative, post-hardcore	GAS Union, Hopeless
April 4	The Black Sorrows	Certified Blue	Rock, soul, blues	Head Records
	For the Fallen Dreams	Heavy Hearts	Metalcore	Rise
April 7	Black Label Society	Catacombs of the Black Vatican	Heavy metal	Mascot, eOne
	EMA	The Future's Void	Rock, folk-noise	City Slang, Matador
	LostAlone	Shapes of Screams	Rock	Graphite Records
April 8	James Durbin	Celebrate	Pop rock	Wind-up
	Jamie's Elsewhere	Rebel-Revive	Post-hardcore, metalcore	Jamie's Elsewhere
	John Frusciante	Enclosure	Synth-pop, electronica, experimental rock	Record Collection
	Joan Osborne	Love and Hate		eOne	[16]
	Off!	Wasted Years	Hardcore punk	Vice
	Todd Terje	It's Album Time	Nu-disco, space disco	Olsen Records
April 9	Aldous Harding	Aldous Harding	Folk	Lyttelton Records	[17][18]
April 11	Chet Faker	Built on Glass		Future Classic, Opulent
	The Vamps	Meet the Vamps	Pop, pop rock	Mercury, Virgin EMI
April 14	Ben Watt	Hendra	Acoustic, downtempo	Unmade Road
	Paolo Nutini	Caustic Love	Soul, R&B	Atlantic
	Pet Slimmers of the Year	Fragments of Uniforms	Post-metal	Candlelight	[19]
April 15	The Afghan Whigs	Do to the Beast		Sub Pop
	Anubis Gate	Horizons			[20]
	Bobby Rush with Blinddog Smokin'	Decisions			[21]
	Breathe Carolina	Savages	Electropop, emo-pop	Fearless
	Emmure	Eternal Enemies	Nu metal	Victory
	Hawthorne Heights	The Silence in Black and White Acoustic	Acoustic	InVogue	[22]
	Ingrid Michaelson	Lights Out	Indie pop	Cabin 24
	Jason Derulo	Talk Dirty	Pop, R&B	Warner Bros., Beluga Heights
	Pharoahe Monch	PTSD	Hip hop	W.A.R. Media, INgrooves
	Sevendust	Time Travelers & Bonfires	Acoustic rock	Asylum, 7Bros. Records
	Triptykon	Melana Chasmata	Extreme metal	Prowling Death, Century Media
April 18	Kelis	Food	R&B, soul	Ninja Tune
	Stream of Passion	A War of Our Own	Progressive metal, symphonic metal, gothic metal	PIAS, Rough Trade
April 19	Green Day	Demolicious	Punk rock	Reprise
	Pixies	Indie Cindy	Alternative rock	Pixiesmusic, PIAS
April 21	Eels	The Cautionary Tales of Mark Oliver Everett	Indie rock	E Works
	Iggy Azalea	The New Classic	Hip hop	Def Jam, Virgin EMI
	Keram	Come to Life		Constant Change Music	[23]
	Mýa	Sweet XVI	R&B, soul	Planet 9
April 22	Asher Roth	RetroHash	Progressive hip hop	Federal Prism, Pale Fire
	Drake Bell	Ready Steady Go!	Rockabilly, rock and roll, pop	Surfdog
	Francesca Battistelli	If We're Honest	CCM	Word, Fervent
	Future	Honest	Hip hop	A1, Freebandz, Epic
	Justin Rutledge	Daredevil	Alternative country	Outside Music
	Keb' Mo'	BLUESAmericana	Blues	Kind of Blue Music
	Neon Trees	Pop Psychology	New wave	Mercury, Def Jam
	Rachele Lynae	Rachele Lynae	Country	Momentum Label Group	[24]
April 23	Prong	Ruining Lives	Groove metal, thrash metal	SPV/Steamhammer
	Winger	Better Days Comin'	Hard rock, progressive metal	Frontiers
April 25	Damon Albarn	Everyday Robots		Parlophone, Warner Bros
	Insomnium	Shadows of the Dying Sun	Melodic death metal	Century Media
	Miss May I	Rise of the Lion	Metalcore	Rise
April 28	Brody Dalle	Diploid Love	Punk rock, alternative rock	Caroline, Queen of Hearts
April 29	Chris Robinson Brotherhood	Phosphorescent Harvest	Blues rock	Silver Arrow Records
	Eli "Paperboy" Reed	Nights Like This			[25]
	Framing Hanley	The Sum of Who We Are		Imagen Records	[26]
	The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger	Midnight Sun			[27]
	Lindsey Stirling	Shatter Me	Classical crossover, EDM	Decca, Universal Music
	Ray LaMontagne	Supernova	Folk rock	RCA
	Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra	Hang On to Each Other	EDM	Constellation
	Whitechapel	Our Endless War	Deathcore	Metal Blade
	Wye Oak	Shriek	Indie rock	Merge