In a music scene bustling with big names, Justin Timberlake is not one to step back. The acclaimed ‘SexyBack’ singer is taking his upcoming album, ”Everything I Thought I Was’, to new heights with a multi-faceted method. A source close to Justin Timberlake shared with Mirror that he’s venturing into the world of documentary filmmaking, hoping to seize the essence of his album’s creative journey.
The star’s new challenge comes while the song industry is all abuzz with Usher‘s current Super Bowl performance and the buzz around Taylor Swift latest release, ‘Tortured Poet’s Society’. Timberlake, keenly privy to the aggressive landscape, is ready to release his album on March 15. He’s already tantalized fanatics with singles ‘Sanctified’ and ‘Selfish’, which give a flavor of what is to return from the former N’SYNC frontman.
After a six-year hiatus, Timberlake is re-entering the music industry with an album that displays a momentous length in his profession. In reaction to a tepid reception of his preceding work, ‘Man of the Woods’, Timberlake is leaving no stone unturned. The documentary, which he plans to pitch to streaming systems, isn’t just a behind-the-scenes study of his new album but a strategic step to forge a deeper connection with his target audience.
Drawing notions from the likes of Taylor Swift’s ‘Miss Americana’ and Beyoncé’s visual album ‘Renaissance‘, Timberlake is set on creating a documentary that will offer an immersive experience into his creative process. Enthusiasts can count on an intimate portrayal of the person behind the track, as Timberlake invitations visitors into his World of songwriting and production.
As the release date of ‘Everything I Thought I Was’, draws near Justin Timberlake’s innovative combo of documentary storytelling and musical artistry is an ambitious flow to set his paintings aside. It’s a testament to his enduring impact within the leisure industry and his determination to evolve with the times.