September 2006 former *N SYNC heart throb Justin Timberlake
unleashed his FutureSex/Lovesounds CD on the music world. He conquered. Kicked
serious ass and reinvented pop music into something the music world has never
seen. The sounds lingered and everyone wondered what Justin would surprise us
with next. Besides calling quits his much publicised relationship with Cameron
Diaz only to marry Jessica Biel, nothing musical was heard from Justin, until
now. His latest hot anticipated release The 20/20 Experience is here and The
Beat got and EXCLUSIVE fist listen to his new masterpiece. Yes, masterpiece. It
won't blow you over with the first listen like FutureSex/Lovesounds did, but
eventually it sinks its teeth into you. It's not much pop, but more a soul
trippie poppie ambient musical landscape where he and his long-time partner
Timbaland roll out the beats and the squeaks to create the canvas for The 20/20
Experience. As Rolling Stone so honestly puts it: "that guy in the suit
and tie, that showbiz savant – in the end, he makes it sound like pop".
September 2006 former *N SYNC heart throb Justin Timberlake
unleashed his FutureSex/Lovesounds CD on the music world. He conquered. Kicked
serious ass and reinvented pop music into something the music world has never
seen. The sounds lingered and everyone wondered what Justin would surprise us
with next. Besides calling quits his much publicised relationship with Cameron
Diaz only to marry Jessica Biel, nothing musical was heard from Justin, until
now. His latest hot anticipated release The 20/20 Experience is here and The
Beat got and EXCLUSIVE fist listen to his new masterpiece. Yes, masterpiece. It
won't blow you over with the first listen like FutureSex/Lovesounds did, but
eventually it sinks its teeth into you. It's not much pop, but more a soul
trippie poppie ambient musical landscape where he and his long-time partner
Timbaland roll out the beats and the squeaks to create the canvas for The 20/20
Experience. As Rolling Stone so honestly puts it: "that guy in the suit
and tie, that showbiz savant – in the end, he makes it sound like pop".
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