Michael Jackson's former collaborator Fred Jerkins III has revealed plans of releasing some unheard tracks of the King of pop.
The American producer claims to be working on a new album that is set to feature music and video footage of the 'Beat It' singer, reported Contactmusic.
"We have a number of unreleased songs and all sorts of video footage. There's a project in the making right now that will include all those songs," Jerkins said.
The producer worked with Jackson on his final 2001 album Invincible, and says their sessions together were the highlight of his career.
"I worked with him for two years exclusively - it's the biggest highlight of my career. We built a really strong relationship and became really good friends. I remember him, just for fun, riding on a three-wheel bike in the parking lot that belonged to someone with disabilities," he said.
Jerkins produces music with his brother Rodney under the name Darkchild. Jackson died in June 2009 because of acute Propofol intoxication.
