In 2002, Jackson had begun recording for an album that he had planned to release in 2003. After the US declared war on Iraq, Jackson brought a half-written song opposing the conflict to his long-time friend Barry Gibb with the intention of a collaboration. The album was never completed, with the song "One More Chance" being released on the compilation album Number Ones. In a 2005 interview, Gibb confirmed the existence of the anti-war song that he had been collaborating with Jackson on. In February 2011, Gibb released a snippet of the song on his website, stating an intention to release the full song. The song was fully released on June 25, 2011 to commemorate the second anniversary of Jackson's death with Gibb stating that the song was dedicated to Jackson's fans.

"All in Your Name" is an anti-war song by English recording artist Barry Gibb Featuring American recording artist Michael Jackson who he had been collaborating with in 2002. The song was intended for an album Jackson had been working on in 2003, but the album was never released. The song was released by Gibb on June 25, 2011 on his official website as a single to memorialise Jackson as the day of the song's release commemorated the two year anniversary of his death.

Barry Gibb & Michael Jackson