LIVE GEMS: BLUEY ROBINSON- Take Back The Night [Acoustic]

British singer Bluey Robinson puts his own spin on Justin Timberlake's most recent offering, 'Take Back The Night'. The London singer, whose new EP is due out later this year, is on top form as he performs this acoustic rendition of the track. Showing off his awesome Michael Jackson-esque vocals, and taking full advantage of the song's retro vibe, Robinson switches up his version with a snip of the Luther Vandross classic, 'Never Too Much'.  Hear what you think, here...

NEW VIDEO: JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE- Take Back The Night

JT gets his Fred Astaire on in the video for 'Take Back The Night'. The retro- disco flavoured track is the first single to be taken from part two of his 20/20 Experience album. The video sees JT in a city street setting, throwing a number of slick shapes, with trendy friends, and a cute kid in tow. There are also a selection of "in the club" shots, as well as footage of his performance at New York's Yankee Stadium too. Mr Timberlake sure knows how to do a feel-good song really quite well. Check it out here...

NEW VIDEO: JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE- Tunnel Vision (Explicit)

So here's the video for the third official single to be taken off Justin Timberlake's latest album, The 20/20 Experience. "Tunnel Vision" features signature sounds from production virtuoso, Timberland, and actually sounds a little like his track for 50 Cent, "Ayo Technology"- which features also JT, funnily enough.

No one does an edgy love song quite like Justin Timberlake, and "Tunnel Vision" is a prime example.  The accompanying video is an intense, smoky series of close ups, and slick dance flourishes. Warning, the visual contains copious amounts of, I guess 'arty' nudity- perhaps to to cover the fact that the song is the tiniest bit (can't believe I'm going to say this, and I still love you forever and ever, Mr Timberlake) underwhelming. It's a great driving song, it's just not that interesting, that's all. Anyway see/hear what you think...

NEW VIDEO: Justin Timberlake- Mirrors

'Mirrors' is the second single to be taken from Justin Timberlake's third solo album, The 20/20 Experience. The video is a haunting narrative about love found, love lost, and lessons learned. It's a beautifully shot visual and even though JT does not appear in the main part of it, the story moves with enough pace and intrigue to keep you gripped. When Mr Timberlake does actually appear (in the outro part of the song), he is surrounded by full length mirrors, and spooky mannequin-style dancers. He throws a couple of his trademark shapes. which are always a joy to watch (for me anyway). This is a nice video; it's arty and entertaining.

Justin does 'grown, and in love' so well, doesn't he?

NEW VIDEO: Justin Timberlake- Suit & Tie [Lyric Video]

So it's a only a lyric video, but not the type you've seen before! It might as well be the official one. JT shows off his completely creative swagger, right here.

New Music: Justin Timberlake ft Jay- Z- Suit & Tie

So 2013 is not just the year of the comebacks- we've had those before- remember when Steps came back?? *shudder*.No, 2013 is the year of the music comebacks you actually want to see! First Sugababes, then Destiny's Child and now Justin Timberlake has returned to music after six years with "Suit & Tie" sophisticated track with a welcoming summer vibe produced by long time collaborator Timberland and featuring the eternal Rapper of the moment Jay Z. The song has classic Justin flavour with a twist of maturity. It packs a bigger punch than DC's lack- lustre offering. "Suit & Tie" is the first single off his forthcoming third studio album entitled The 20/20 Experience.

Click here to listen: justintimberlake.com

Resurrected For Your Listening Pleasure: Justified

I've been listening to Justin Timberlake's 2003 debut album 'Justified' all day! It almost slipped my mind, just how great this album is! With the help of some big name producers such as Timberland, Pharrell Williams and Scott Storch, Justin created a collection of songs that showcased his vocals on ballads, mid-tempos and up-tempo tracks. The album was popular in the mainstream but also respected on the 'urban' radio stations too. The accompanying videos show off his natural charisma and showmanship. This was a fantastic debut, Justin shed his slightly cheesy boy band image and became the new cool kid. There still isn't anyone who does it quite like him! check it out: Resurrected for your listening pleasure.