Paris Jackson has released the new song "The Breeze" , a project with a special emotional charge, as it includes a private recording of the voice of her father, Michael Jackson.

The song is built around feelings of loss, memories, and a connection that continues to live on even when a person is no longer around. Through the lyrics, Paris brings an intimate and reflective atmosphere, talking about the memories that remain and how one can continue to be present through emotions and memories.

One of the most unique elements of “The Breeze” is Michael Jackson’s voice. The recording doesn’t just serve as a musical detail, but gives the song a very personal dimension, making it seem like an emotional dialogue between father and daughter.

Essentially, the song's message is about the absence, memory, and emotional presence of a loved one, and Paris expresses this through one of the most personal ways for her: music.

The release came on August 29, the day Michael Jackson would have celebrated his 68th birthday, giving the song even more meaning for fans of the King of Pop.

"The Breeze" is not a musical comeback by Michael Jackson, but a very personal way for Paris Jackson to share with the public a part of her father's memory - this time, through his voice preserved in a private recording.