Justin Timberlake Unveils Tracklist for New Album, Includes Another New NSYNC Song

Justin Timberlake is releasing more NSYNC music.

The singer and Spotify unveiled the tracklist for Timberlake’s new album Everything I Thought It Was on Monday, which features 18 songs including a song with NSYNC.

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“Paradise” will mark the boy band’s second new song following their reunion for the single “Better Place” — their first song together in over two decades — for the film Trolls Band Together.

Timberlake has been teasing another reunion with NSYNC leading up to the album’s release. During an appearance on The Kelly Clarkson Show in January, the singer hinted, “We’ve been in the studio, so there may be a little something in the future, too.”

After reuniting for music for the first time in 20 years, Timberlake said that it felt like no time had passed when working with former bandmates JC Chasez, Lance Bass, Chris Kirkpatrick and Joey Fatone: “It’s kind of crazy, like, there’s so much that just picks up right where it left off as far as the chemistry.”

NSYNC’s reunion was first hinted when the members took the stage to present the best pop music video award to Taylor Swift at last year’s Video Music Awards, leaving Swift to even ask, “Are you doing something? What’s gonna happen now? They’re going to do something and I need to know what it is!”

They later continued to build anticipation by sharing photos together on social media before announcing that they were reuniting for the Trolls song “Better Place.”

Timberlake’s upcoming album Everything I Thought It Was, releasing on March 15, marks the singer’s first album since 2018. He recently debuted tracks “Selfish” and “Drown” and performed “Sanctified” on Saturday Night Live.

Timberlake will also embark on his Forget Tomorrow tour, which kicks off on April 29 in Vancouver, British Columbia.

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