A rare state in MJ's career where he was basking in his throne as the King of Pop, this New Jack Swing-meets-r&b album has some of the best works of art from the 90s, as well as the best New Jack Swing songs. Teddy Riley is a master of the era of New Jack Swing, as Michael often ditches his countertenor vocals and explores a more baritone range, as displayed in "Who Is It?" and "Will You Be There." Although many tracks breathe the early 90s sound, there are also timeless classics, such as "In The Closet" and "Heal The World." The message of the album is pure and loving, and the danceable beats make it a staple in music history.
