Recording artist Justin Timberlake carries out onstage throughout the Pepsi Super Bowl LII Halftime Show at U.S. Bank Stadium on February 4, 2018 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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Pop super star Justin Timberlake, who got his start in the young boy band NSYNC, has actually offered the rights to his tune brochure to Hipgnosis Song Management, the British company revealed Thursday.
The offer was finished on behalf of Hipgnosis’ collaboration with personal equity company Blackstone, Hipgnosis SongsCapital It is stated to be valued at more than $100 million. The Wall Street Journal, which initially reported the news, included that the arrangement does not cover future releases from Timberlake.
The super star stated he is “excited” about the collaboration. “I look forward to entering this next chapter,” he stated in a release.
Timberlake’s strikes consist of “Cry Me a River,” “SexyBack,” “Can’t Stop the Feeling” and NSYNC tunes such as “Bye Bye Bye.”
Timberlake, 41, is the current music star to offer the rights to his tunes for a big amount of cash.
In December, Bruce Springsteen offered his brochure to Sony for $550 million. A month later on, in January of this year, Bob Dylan offered his brochure of taped music to Sony, too. That followed Dylan offered his songwriting brochure to Universal Music Publishing Group in December2020 Tina Turner offered her brochure for about $50 million to BMG in October.
