A totally revamped and unrecognizable MySpace has just gone public, enticing new joiners with a track by Justin Timberlake — who now owns a good chunk.
New Myspace made its debut back in September (when it made our own Drew Olanoff "want to hurl") but the redesign has only been available to limited..
His first new single in years is not a statement-making, globe-conquering comeback, but a return to R Kelly-inspired R&B.
It's rambling and full of awkward transitions; yet occasionally finds its feet and ultimately heralds a joyful event: Justin Timberlake making music again. Produced by longtime sideman Timbaland and J-Roc, the tune's opening movement dices some
A totally revamped and unrecognizable MySpace has just gone public, enticing new joiners with a track by Justin Timberlake — who now owns a good chunk.
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