Justin Timberlake’s Triumphant Return with Everything I Thought It Was
Everything I Thought It Was Drops in March
After a four-year hiatus, Justin Timberlake is back on the music scene with his latest album, “Everything I Thought It Was,” set to release on March 15. This album marks Timberlake’s first studio venture since the release of “Man of the Woods” in 2018. Fans are buzzing with excitement as the pop icon makes his much-anticipated return under RCA Records.
“Selfish”: A Glimpse into Timberlake’s New Era
Accompanying the announcement of his new album is the release of its lead single, “Selfish.” This track, a collaborative creation involving Louis Bell, Cirkut, Theron Thomas, and Amy Allen, showcases Timberlake’s evolving musical prowess. The song’s production, shared between Timberlake, Bell, and Cirkut, blends familiar rhythms with fresh beats.
The music video for “Selfish,” directed by Bradley J. Calder, known for his work with SZA, offers a visual treat that complements the song’s vibrant energy. Timberlake’s collaboration with Calder marks a significant step in his artistic journey, adding a new dimension to his musical storytelling. Watch the music video below.
Timberlake on the Album: Honesty and Fun
In a candid conversation with Zane Lowe on Apple Music 1, Timberlake opened up about his latest project. “I think there are moments that are incredibly honest, but, also, there’s a lot of fun on this album,” he shared. His enthusiasm for the project shines through, hinting at a mix of introspective lyrics and upbeat melodies that promise to captivate listeners.
A Special Appearance on Saturday Night Live
This weekend, Timberlake adds another feather to his cap with a performance on “Saturday Night Live,” hosted by Dakota Johnson. While he toyed with the idea of hosting, Timberlake decided to focus on showcasing his new music. “This album is really special to me in a different, different way,” he explained. Despite not hosting, Timberlake anticipates participating in a sketch or two, given his long-standing history with the show. “SNL, for me, in any capacity. I’ve hosted five, but I don’t even know how many times I’ve been on the show,” he reflected.
