http://musicfeeds.com.au/news/david-...eath/#/slide/1

It would be amazing if he actually has era's planned for after his death. I wouldn't expect albums though but considering Blackstar was mostly done in late 2014 and early 2015, I can't imagine he sat still.

He may have decided what to do with left over material. Rather than have labels make cash of it in a cheap way.

It would be 100% to have control over his work even after death.

i bet you its bs music executive putting out this story so that they could release his music without controversy

that would be great.. even tho I am only there for GH stuff, I don't really like whe they release unreleased material, unless it's some tour material or live stuff

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I would gather it's of unreleased material and he's outlined to his label/management how he wants them released which makes complete sense.

according to his producer blackstar was finished by november so i dont doubt it, but hopefully they won't release posthumous material, not even a demo

David had rights to all of his music which is why almost no music has been leaked or tucked on by a label for a quick greatest hits cd with 2 new songs. David wouldn't even release things like the extended version of ashes to ashes and neither would his long time producer.

I mean it's possible, but David was way too smart and would have got his affairs in order. If he didn't want people hearing stuff, he would go that mile to make sure no one did.

but some how a source manage to know of his plan

This.

Read it and it mentions four-five demos, no Penguin autobiography, and plans to extend his exhibition. As well as ongoing wonders as to what will happen to his warehouses of memorabilia.

I didn't read anything about records being released over the coming years, just mere speculation from fans as to what's to come and Blackstar possibly not being his last work.

Great work by the author to write such an article for clicks but don't exaggerate and lie to people, giving false hope about a man that has literally just died. Where's the respect?

I'm sure Bowie has left a lot of demos, unreleased and unfinished material, but even when they decide to release it one day, it wont truly be him, how he would have arranged the songs and sound himself. Blackstar is the last true Bowie album we have got.

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