The 20/20 Experience (Deluxe Version)
On Justin Timberlake's first album in seven years, the pop superstar reunites with longtime producer/collaborator Timbaland for an album that seamlessly conflates the last 40 years of pop, soul, and R&B into a series of ambitious, long songs.
Justin Timberlake is many things—singer, dancer, actor, dependable SNL host, all-around entertainer—but above all he is canny as hell. He would have to be to transcend the Orlando kiddie-entertainment cabal that birthed Timberlake’s career, to shake off his teenybopper past to the point where it’s not only become a…
A highly inventive musical statement and a wealth of fresh, inspired beats, but ultimately bogged down by the weight of their own excess and extravagance.
From Mouseketeer to boy band heartthrob to MJ disciple to Timbaland sidekick to "Dick in a Box" crooner, Justin Timberlake…
You can count on one hand the number of artists who have made the breakthrough from teen-baiting boy band member to important, acclaimed darling of the critics.
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Justin Timberlake - The 20/20 Experience review: Claims of revolutionism aside, it is very nice to hear Justin Timberlake sing again.
Justin Timberlake's new album, The 20/20 Experience, feels at once sleek, spacious and expensive, but relaxed and intimate, says Helen Brown.
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