There’s an interesting comment by Justin Timberlake on the EW blog where he says he’s not interesting in making new music right now. It’s quite an interesting piece, because JT is clearly not going to pump out albums just because there’s a record company expectation. Or even fan expectation for that matter.
By the sounds of this quote, it’s all about motivation: he doesn’t have any.
Seems Justin Timberlake doesn’t release anything by himself these days, he’s just happy to meander onto any given rap track and sing a few lines. No real hard work to be done, the audience is happy, and everybody goes home satisfied.
Except T.I. – he’s headed for prison in a few weeks, isn’t he?
Rumours are coming in thick and fast that Leona Lewis may be about to record a duet with Justin Timberlake.
Hopefully he’ll make more of an impact than he did on Rehab with Rihanna, which (let’s be honest) was more of an appearance in the video than contributing to the song.
It bugs the hell out of me when the biggest artists in the world (or their representatives) refuse to embrace the Internet. Go on, try to watch a video of Madonna’s collaboration with Justin Timberlake on the web – you’ll find it hard to locate one.
As fast as helpful music fans put the video on YouTube, Warner and the YouTube admins are pulling them down. Sure, there’s an official version available, but guess what? It’s not available in my country.
The Proclaimers have lost the number one spot in the UK singles chart to Timbaland’s Give It To Me.
The Proclaimers recorded (I’m Gonna Be) 500 Miles in aid of Comic Relief and have held the number one for the last three weeks. But today they were knocked down to number four as Timbaland’s Give It To Me (featuring Nelly Furtado and Justin Timberlake) took top position.
Poor Gareth Gates failed to even make the top ten with his comeback single Changes, looks like he might just get dropped from another record label!