Justin Timberlake has delighted fans by announcing the release of new 'NSync music. The track, titled 'Paradise,' is set to be featured on his upcoming album, 'Everything I Thought It Was,' which is scheduled to drop on Friday, March 15. The audio clip shared by Timberlake on Instagram showcased the harmonious vocals of the former boy band members, including JC Chasez, Joey Fatone, Lance Bass, and Chris Kirkpatrick.
The lyrics of the song express themes of anticipation and fulfillment, with lines like, 'Everything is happening and it’s just what I imagined / I imagined it would feel like paradise.' The announcement of the new track generated excitement among the band members, with Kirkpatrick expressing interest in performing the song together and Fatone humorously commenting on his vocals.
This isn't the first time 'NSync has reunited to release new music. In September 2023, the group came together after a two-decade hiatus to release 'Better Place' for the Trolls Band Together movie soundtrack. Timberlake, who stars in the animated franchise, has been actively involved in the recent musical endeavors of the band.
Timberlake's upcoming album marks his return to the music scene after a six-year hiatus. The first single, 'Selfish,' was released earlier this year, and fans were thrilled to learn that 'NSync would be featured on the album. The collaboration was hinted at when fans noticed the band's name next to the song title 'Paradise' on the vinyl packaging.
Timberlake's interactions with fans on social media have further fueled anticipation for the new music. A TikTok comment prompted Timberlake to playfully confirm the involvement of 'NSync in the song 'Paradise' by blinking twice in a video response. Additionally, the singer shared his excitement about reuniting with his bandmates in the studio, hinting at potential future projects.
With the release of 'Paradise' and the upcoming album, fans of 'NSync and Justin Timberlake have much to look forward to as the iconic boy band continues to make waves in the music industry.
