*NSYNC Doesn’t Have New Music Despite Justin Timberlake Teaser

Justin Timberlake saying he is been within the studio along with his boy bandmates is not what it appears … there is no new *NSYNC music on the best way, however they did lend their voices to JT’s album.

Here’s the deal … Justin gave *NSYNC followers the last word tease this week when he informed Kelly Clarkson he was cooking one thing up with the boy band, main lotsa of us to imagine new tracks and probably a tour was coming, constructing on their latest reunion.

But our sources at RCA Records are pumping the brakes, telling us … Justin’s tease was referencing *NSYNC members recording background vocals for his his upcoming album, “Everything I Thought I Was.”

We’re informed when Justin, Lance Bass, Joey Fatone, JC Chasez and Chris Kirkpatrick acquired collectively final yr to document “Better Place” for ‘Trolls Band Together,’ additionally they used their time collectively within the studio to put down vocals for JT’s new providing.

So, JT’s simply hyping that collab … background vocals for that one observe, which we guess some would possibly think about a reunion of kinds.

We’re additionally informed RCA Records honchos are adamant that when/IF *NSYNC does make a comeback, it must be the band’s personal sound and never Justin’s which might additionally embody JC singing half the leads with JT similar to with all of the hit *NSYNC information.

Unfortunately for *NSYNC followers, that is not imminent … we’re informed Justin is full steam forward along with his upcoming world tour and there aren’t any plans for his outdated band members to affix him on stage.

Of course, there is no doubt followers are clamoring for an *NSYNC reunion album and tour … and that would develop into an element sooner or later. Right now, our sources say RCA is anxious with Justin’s first single stumbling out of the gate.

We’re informed RCA is nervous followers are upset they don’t seem to be getting a real *NSYNC music, and that may be why Justin’s “Selfish” is not performing in addition to hoped.