Michael Jackson fans around the world are rejoicing in the fact that his new single, “Love Never Felt So Good,” has finally been released. But it’s not ...

It’s difficult to tell if the vocals are a bit thin on “Love Never Felt So Good,” or if producers Timbaland, Justin Timberlake and Jerome “J-Roc” Harmon were a little heavy-handed at the ...

Michael Jackson ’s disco confection “Love Never Felt So Good” was co-written by Jackson and pop legend Paul Anka in 1983, and it’s the opening salvo and greatest commercial hope on Xscape ...

The song: “Love Never Felt So Good,” a tune Jackson reportedly wrote and recorded with Paul Anka 31 years ago. (It’s scheduled to appear on “Xscape,” an album of previously unreleased MJ ...

I’m kind of obsessed with the new/old Michael Jackson song, “Love Never Felt So Good,” off of XSCAPE, the new album of previously unreleased Jackson songs that came out this week.

That’s because the song dates back to 1983, the year after Thriller came out. Jackson co-wrote, co-produced and recorded the track with singer-songwriter Paul Anka (“Put Your Head on My ...

Per CNN, "Love Never Felt So Good," was written and recorded in 1983 -- the year after "Thriller" broke ground for both commercial success and how far dance music could reach.

The new single “Love Never Felt So Good,” it turns out, is better than OK. The song remixes an 1983 demo of a song that MJ wrote with, of all people, Paul Anka.

With Michael Jackson's posthumous album, 'Xscape,' releasing on May 13, the first single, 'Love Never Felt So Good,' arrives featuring a very special guest.

The original version of 'Love Never Felt So Good' was originally intended as a duet between Michael Jackson and Johnny Mathis back in 1983. Co-written by Jackson and legendary Paul Anka, the track ...

Written in 1983 by Jackson, Paul Anka and Kathy Wakefield, the dance-oriented pop track sounds delightfully retro (even for 1983) with its synth disco beat and easy rhythms.

The track was written and originally recorded and produced by Jackson and Paul Anka in 1983, with new production by John McClain. Usher debuted the song on Thursday night's iHeartRadio awards show.