
16 Songs, 1 Hour 5 Minutes

Man of the Woods Justin Timberlake
EDITORS’ NOTES
With hints of Americana and help from Chris Stapleton, the pop superstar enters a new chapter. Dually inspired by his Tennessee roots and growing family—Timberlake's son, Silas, was born in 2015—Man of the Woods imbues his signature R&B grooves with harmonica and fiddle. It’s a bold move, but he never drifts too far from home. "The Hard Stuff” and Stapleton collaboration “Say Something” are pop-rock ballads with flickers of Nashville, while the Timbaland-assisted “Filthy” and The Neptunes-produced “Higher Higher” are natural continuations of his beat-minded classics (think: “SexyBack” and “Suit & Tie”). The standout? “Morning Light,” a neo-soul duet with Alicia Keys that’s so textured and expressive, it makes you wonder if there’s anything JT can’t do.
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Filthy
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Midnight Summer Jam
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Sauce
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Man of the Woods
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Higher Higher
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Wave
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Supplies
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Morning Light (feat. Alicia Keys)
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Say Something (feat. Chris Stapleton)
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Hers (Interlude)
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Flannel
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Montana
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Breeze Off the Pond
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Livin' Off the Land
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The Hard Stuff
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Young Man
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