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EMINEM'S DJ the Alchemist has a message to deliver - read his lips, Milli Vanilli is making a comeback.

More than two decades after the pop/dance group won a Grammy Award for Best New Artist - which was sensationally stripped later that year amid revelations of lip-synching - the surviving member of Milli Vanilli, Fab Morvan, is working on new material.

The Alchemist, whose real name is Alan Maman, told TMZ that he was working with Morvan -- who is now going by the name Vanilli.

"I'm working on a joint with Vanilli," the Alchemist said. "Vanilli's making a comeback."

He also confirmed that Morvan would definitely be providing the vocals on the tracks, calling it, "real s--- dude."

Morvan also recently recorded a song with world-famous trance DJ Tiesto, his rep confirmed to TMZ.

The other half of Milli Vanilli, Rob Pilatus, committed suicide in a hotel room in Frankfurt, Germany, in 1998 on the eve of the duo's comeback tour.

Milli Vanilli scored five chart-topping singles in the late 1980s and early 1990s, including Girl You Know It's True, Baby Don't Forget My Number and Blame It on the Rain.

They won their Grammy in 1990, but returned it after admitting Morvan and Pilatus were not the vocalists on their debut album.

Morvan has pursued a solo career previously but with limited results.

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