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Pre Release (also known as Se7en or Unfinalised) is a bootleg album claiming to include new tracks by Michael Jackson. While the album, released online in early 2007 (with 2008 usually in the album title), does contain Jackson tracks, the majority of tracks only feature him as a background vocalist, whilst some tracks are credited to Jackson but are instead by soundalike artist Jason Malachi.

Track listing

1. "Gangsta (No Friend of Mine)"
   • Performed by Tempamental featuring Pras (contains Jackson on vocals)
2. "Escape"
   • Usually titled "Xscape," this track leaked in 2002. It was to feature on Resurrection, a 2002 album Jackson was to release. Plans were scrapped and work started on the Number Ones compilation.
3. "Why"
   • Performed by 3T featuring Jackson. This was released as a single in 1995 from their Brotherhood album, hitting #2 in the UK.
4. "What More Can I Give"
   • Charity song recorded for 9/11 and intended for release in 2001. Epic Records scrapped the release so it would not interfere with promotion for Jackson's 2001 Invincible album, creating a lot of tension between Epic and Jackson. A short edit was released in 2003.
5. "Todo Para Ti"
6. "What More Can I Give" (Spanglish Version)
   • Fanmade edit.
7. "Let Me Let Go"
   • Performed by Jason Malachi.
8. "Someone Put Your Hand Out"
   • A one off single released in the UK during Jackson's Pepsi-sponsored Dangerous World Tour. Released on Michael Jackson: The Ultimate Collection in 2004.
9. "Shout"
   • Released as a b-side to Jackson's "Cry" single.
10. "I Need You"
    • Performed by 3T with Jackson on backing vocals. Originally released by the Euclid Beach Band in 1981, 3T's cover was released as a single in 1996 and peaked at #3 in the UK.
11. "Biggerman"
    • Performed by Jason Malachi.
12. "Ride with Me"
    • An instrumental produced by Rodney Jerkins featuring background vocals by Jackson. Released on Jerkin's 2004 compilation "Versatile".
13. "Get Out of My Mind"
    • Performed by Nicholas Piedra.
14. "Mamacita"
    • Performed by Jason Malachi.