Mrs. Jackson has just released the Michael Jackson 'Opis None' song free for fans. Part of the late King of Pop's estate bequeathed to his mother included a vault of 300 unreleased songs. Although 'Opis None' is 30 years old, it's never been available to the public -- until now.
Katherine Jackson's move to release 'Opis None' came after Sony teased a new Michael Jackson track called 'Breaking News.' The authenticity of the vocals for that Sony track are disputed; to help dispel nasty rumors, the Michael Jackson 'Opis None' song was released to let fans judge on their own.
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