Love Never Felt So Good" is a song performed by American recording specialist Michael Jackson, released after death on May 2, 2014. Two balanced variations of the 1983 demo track at first made by Jackson and Canadian craftsman lyricist Paul Anka structure the first single released from Jackson's second after death gathering, Xscape. The key variation is an execution made by American record creator John Mcclain and Dutch record producer Giorgio Tuinfort. The second frame is a two section amicability offering American recording skilled worker Justin Timberlake, made by American record creators Timbaland and Jerome "J-Roc" Harmon. It is the second joint exertion amidst Jackson and Anka to be released taking after Jackson's 2009 death (the first being "This Is It"). The single sketched out on number 9 in the US and on number 8 in the UK.លីអីវ៉ាធីណា

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 លីអីវ៉ាធីណា firសារភាពម្តងទៀតអូននឹងស្រលាញ់st wore down as an issue, Jackson co-conveyed the tune in the midst of a 1983 recording session with Anka. The principal frame just offered Jackson's vocals, handclaps and a piano, played by Anka. In 1984, Anka sent the tune to Johnny Mathis, who recorded another adjustment of the tune with changed verses by Anka and Kathleen Wakefield. Mathis' structure made it on his 1984 gathering, A Special Part of Me. In 2006, Jackson's demo discharged on the web. In the midst of the 2013-2014 recording sessions for the Xscape accumulation, the tune was given an upgrade as an issue sounding track. The essential structure, which just tricks Jackson, was made by John Mcclain and Giorgio Tuinfort and was underscored as the first track on the standard version of Xscape. The second frame, offered as the continue going track on the selective variation of the gathering, was co-conveyed through Timbaland and Jerome "J-Roc" Harmon and stressed Timberlake in two section concordance vocals with Jackson. While conveying Timberlake's two section congruity version, Timbaland tried the percussion and breaths from Jackson's 1979 tune "Workin' Day and Night".



On April 30, 2014, it was revealed that "Warmth Never Felt So Good" would be uncovered at the iheart Radio Music Awards on May 1 as the accumulation's first single. In the midst of the show on May 1, 2014, the tune appeared with a tribute by American R&b vocalist Usher. The progressed download for the single got the chance to be open on itunes at 0:01 EDT on May 2, 2014 for the accumulation interpretation and the two section concordance adjustment with Justin Timberlake. The release date of the single to urban radio stations confirmed as May 6, 2014, however truly the single hit the radios on May 2, 2014. On the tenth of May, a Fedde Le Grand remix was declared and world-appeared by Danny Howard on his BBC Radio 1 appear, Dance Anthems. The remix was released on