Justin Timberlake’s musical comeback is set to make waves, according to his producer Larrance Dopson. The renowned producer, known for his work with “1500 Or Nothing,” shared his excitement about JT’s upcoming album during an interview at LAX. Dopson, who had the opportunity to work closely with Timberlake and Timbaland on the project, expressed high praise for the new music.
Key Takeaway
Producer Larrance Dopson’s enthusiastic endorsement of Justin Timberlake’s upcoming album “Everything I Thought I Was” reflects a strong belief in the project’s potential impact. With the debut single “Selfish” already making waves, the album’s release is eagerly anticipated by fans and industry insiders alike.
Collaboration and Anticipation
Last year, Justin Timberlake demonstrated his support for 1500 or Nothin’s music academy by providing scholarship funds. This partnership laid the groundwork for their collaboration on the new album. The highly-anticipated 6th LP, titled “Everything I Thought I Was,” has been a topic of discussion following Timberlake’s acquisition of all related trademarks. Dopson confidently asserts that the album is poised to make a significant impact in the music industry.
Debut Single and Reception
Justin Timberlake officially launched the project with the release of the lead single “Selfish.” While the initial online reception was mixed, fans at his recent Memphis concert responded positively to the live performance of the song. Dopson suggests that the single may have a lasting impact, despite the initial varied reactions.
Defending Drake
During the interview, Larrance Dopson also came to the defense of fellow artist Drake, following critical comments from Yasiin Bey (Mos Def). Bey had questioned the authenticity of Drake’s music within the hip hop genre. Dopson countered these remarks by highlighting Drake’s ability to captivate a broad audience with his concise lyrical style. He emphasized the unique appeal and undeniable influence of Drake’s music, asserting its rightful place within the hip hop landscape.
