The JT comeback is in full effect. Pop aficionados have been praying for this moment for half a decade. We all moaned, where are you Justin? Can you stop making crappy films and start making good pop music again? Early this year, he answered with a confessional anti-climatic monologue video. It felt like our prayers had been answered. Then, he released "Suit and Tie".Obviously, like anything that has a long wait preceding the prize, expectations had been drawn a little high. "Suit and Tie" was great, but with Jay Z filling the must-have-a-rapper-on-the-track void, the conclusion felt a little tied down in a pop archetype cave.Anyway, fresh from a performance at the Grammys, Timberlake released his second single. "Mirrors" - with it’s eight minute grandoise longplay - gives greater insight into the 20/20 experience. It’s got that a-typical Timberlake vocal, the "Cry Me A River" of old who threatened to break out of the track and kiss your girlfriend in the pouring rain. But, the longevity of the track suggests a much more put together artistic concept of an album. Here’s hoping so. He’s only had six or so years to put it together.