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When Michael Jackson was alive, he collaborated with some of the biggest producers in music, including Quincy Jones and Teddy Riley. Now comes word that Timbaland will bring his producing magic to a posthumous MJ project.

It seems like everybody is apologizing nowadays. Legendary hitmaker Timbaland is apologizing to Chris Brown about comments he made about his Aaliyah collaboration, 'Don't Think They Know.'

Even after her untimely death, Aaliyah’s spirit is still full of life. Current artists who grew up fans of the R&B star have been itching to drop posthumous records featuring her material. Though Chris Brown and Drake have both dropped records with Aaliyah samples, Timbaland has blocked a healthy percentage of the collaborations.

Timbaland provided some great beats for Jay Z on 'Magna Carta Holy Grail' and now it looks like he'll do the same for Nas.

While promoting ‘The 20/20 Experience’ across the pond, Justin Timberlake shared that one of his good friends would be taking part in the production of the upcoming album.

Jay-Z and Timbaland beats go together like sex and a turkey sandwich (that’s a good thing, people). Jigga officially announced that, after years of collaborating, Timbo is officially a part of Roc Nation!

Timbaland is unleashing 'The Party Anthem' on the world with a new track featuring his longtime collaborator Missy Elliott, plus Lil Wayne and T-Pain.

So is there a posthumous Aaliyah project in the works? No one seems to know, not even Missy Elliott or Timbaland. The hit-making duo appeared on Power 105's The Breakfast Club Tuesday morning (Sept. 18) to set the record straight on their involvement with the supposed album.

Missy Elliott is a woman of her word. She and Timbaland promised to drop new tracks this month, and Misdemeanor delivered. She released both 'Triple Threat' and '9th Inning' at midnight tonight (Sept. 18).

Contrary to previous reports, Missy Elliott and Timbaland are not involved in the posthumous Aaliyah album. Missy and Timbo’s manager issued a press release (via Billboard), stating they “will not be participating” on the Drake and Noah “40″ Shebib executive-produced project.

After Drake released his Aaliyah duet ‘Enough Said‘ over the Internet, many are still wondering if Timbaland would be involved in the anticipated posthumous album. Well, the answer is yes, Timbo will be working on the project.

Rumors have recently surfaced that Drake is set to executive produce Aaliyah‘s posthumous album and that he will premiere his new song featuring the late songbird at Sunday’s (Aug. 5) OVO Music Festival in Toronto. In a recent interview with Power 105′s The Breakfast Club, Timbaland frowned at the news of a Drake-Aaliyah collaborative song.