OTHER ARTISTS START RECORDING FOR CHARITY SINGLE
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Song title changes as recording happens in L.A.

Michael Jackson's spokesperson Raymone Bain has confirmed that other artists have started recording their vocals for the Hurricane relief charity single at Conway Studios in Los Angeles.

Michael is not in Los Angeles himself according to Billboard.com, but has participated with the recording sessions in the past two nights via satellite and phone. Although Bain did say Michael plans on getting together with the other artists for the chorus.

Bain also announced that the original title of the song, From The Bottom Of My Heart, has since changed and the song no longer needed as many artists as first planned. The new title is expected to be announced in the coming days.

The song was famously worked on earlier this month in London as Michael was "tweaking the music as well as putting the finishing touches on it before sending it out to various artists," according to Bain.

Artists have now recently been visiting Conway Studios and although Bain would not confirm anything, it is said that Ciara, (pictured above) Snoop Dogg and Shirley Caesar have contributed. Michael "thought it was a good time to do the vocals" this week as many artists are in L.A. for BET's 25th Anniversary Celebration.

Although it seems the single will be due soon, Bain explained, "We still have two to three more steps before the song will be ready for release."