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In the pantheon of posthumous album releases, few have sparked as much conversation, controversy, and acclaim as . Released on May 13, 2014, by Epic Records, this collection arrived five years after the King of Pop’s tragic death. Unlike the previous posthumous album, Michael (2010), which faced skepticism regarding the authenticity of some vocals, Xscape was built on a foundation of unimpeachable source material: eight tracks entirely recorded by Jackson himself between 1983 and 1999.
By the end of 2014, Xscape had sold over 1.5 million copies worldwide. As of 2025, combined streams and sales have pushed the album past 3 million equivalent units, solidifying it as one of the most successful posthumous pop albums of all time. Michael Jackson Xscape -Deluxe Edition- 2014
stands as the second posthumous collection of unreleased material from the King of Pop. While the standard album offers a modern reimagining of Michael Jackson’s work, the Deluxe Edition In the pantheon of posthumous album releases, few
: Originally recorded during the Dangerous sessions, this track became a centerpiece of the album's promotion. Preserving History via the Deluxe Edition By the end of 2014, Xscape had sold over 1
: A documentary on the making of the album and the song "Love Never Felt So Good," which became a massive hit featuring Justin Timberlake .
: Includes the raw, un-remixed recordings of the 8 tracks, which many critics and fans prefer for their authentic "time capsule" quality.
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