Interesting thing is if you read the countdown as months, days, hours, it would end the first weekend of the festival, although the hours throws things off a bit
Interesting thing is if you read the countdown as months, days, hours, it would end the first weekend of the festival, although the hours throws things off a bit
It's basically him talking about how he has only made two albums in 10 years and couldn't imagine making more than that in that time frame. But now he is ready to get back to it.
Nothing that really matches with Coachella in the video, but the countdown is interesting and the fact that this year he is reportedly dropping an album, Coachella might be his jump off point? Just speculating.
The video is of him discussing how much he cares about making music but that he can't keep pumping out a record year in and year out. It ends with him saying "I'm ready"
He will be at Coachella. Mark my words.
Two things:
1. Justin Timberlake is infinitely cooler and better than Tiesto or Swedish House Mafia or David Guetta or Kings of Leon.
2. For all you hipsters that think it's uncool, Pitchfork gave his last album an 8.1 so you have cover.
So not really line-up related but I'm intrigued to see Timberlake in the next Coen brothers film Inside Llewyn Davis, which could be out next month.
It's about the early Greenwich Village folk music scene. JT plays a folk singer opposite Carey Mulligan, with the lead played by Oscar Issac. The soundtrack will feature Issac, Timberlake, Marcus Mumford (married to Carey Mulligan), and The Punch Brothers, with T Bone Burnett producing. Like it or hate it, the O Brother Where Art Thou soundtrack was pretty successful and helped popularize bluegrass so who knows what having JT and Marcus Mumford involved in a film about folk music will do - especially with JT singing onscreen.
IMDB shows a release date of 2/8/13 but from what I've read elsewhere there is no distributor and no release date. Maybe Cannes? Not aware of any trailers/videos featuring Timberlake but Issac and Mumford have played together.
would watch.
UNDERWORLD - 2015 - THE PRODIGY
if justin timberlake were to play, i'd watch the second half of his set. i like him as an artist/performer to catch his own show, but i'd like to see what he does at my beloved festival.
missy elliot ● oingo boingo ● talking heads ● george clinton
sweat.x ● jamiroquai ● space ● hooverphonic ● fiona apple
He's def talented.
Its comments like this that really bring the quality of this board down. Go away with your negativity... You know as well as anyone else that Timberlake has more than paid his dues... He sings, dances, acts, plays instruments... He's a huge draw and would provide a great pop headliner name to the festival. If you could possibly provide some rational reasons as to why he doesn't belong as even a consideration, then fine, we should discuss that, but calling him fucking garbage is an awful exaggeration...
JT > The Killers, Kings of Leon, Jack Johnson, Mumford and Sons etc...
COACHELLA '06, '10, '11, '12, '13 Outkast - The Knife - Broken Bells - Bonobo - Jagwar Ma - MGMT - Warpaint - Washed Out - Darkside - Blood Orange - Arcade Fire - Beck - Neutral Milk Hotel - Disclosure - Chance the Rapper - STRFKR
NEW TIMBERLAKE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xq2SQ...layer_embedded
warning: it's pretty bad.
April 24 - Queens of the Stone Age
April 26-28 - Levitation
I'm into it... the Hov verse is kinda weak. I don't think it's as nuts as anything from his last album... this is like 10pm getting a cocktail with 6 ingredients music which is dope, I'm really glad it's not a 130 bpm banger or something.
Yeah it's pretty bad and I liked his first two albums.
Did you guys listen beyond the intro? The intro is pretty terrible to the point that I think it might be a joke, but the rest of the song is pretty good. Some groovy, mellow pop music. It's not changing my life but of all the possible songs Timberlake could have released after a 6 year hiatus... this ain't bad.
Surely this makes him a Coachella lock. Given how rock and classic the lineup is shaping up to, surely JT will be the pop headliner.
I'm glad he isn't following this stupid trend in pop music for everything to be a club banger. I don't think this is the best on the new album, which I think is deliberate. It's like a soft launch, getting a feel for a response. His single closer to the countdown date will be the one. It's a good track though
This "single" wouldn't even make the cut on FS/LS
why even bother with the Jay-Z verse if hes spitting C-Grade shit? The rest gets better with a few listens.