Britney Spears' 2001 album returns with bonus tracks for 25th anniversary

“A special edition of American pop star Britney Spears' third studio album, Britney, was released Friday to mark its 25th anniversary, featuring five previously unreleased songs. The 23-track collection,…”
The 23-track collection, released by Legacy Recordings and credited to RCA Records, includes songs from the original 2001 album alongside additional recordings and two remixes, Music. Among the previously unreleased tracks are. She'll Never Be Me, Am I a Sinner, When I Say So, Right Now (Taste the Victory)and.
My Big Secret. She'll Never Be Me, which Spears co-wrote with Justin Timberlake, received an early official release in October. Originally released in November 2001, Britneymarked a shift toward a more mature sound for the singer, who was 19 at the time.
The album featured hits includingI'm a Slave 4 U, OverprotectedandI'm Not a Girl, Not Yet a Woman. The anniversary edition offers fans additional recordings from that period of Spears' career. The 44-year-old singer has not released a full album of new material since.
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Gloryin 2016. Spears rose to international fame in 1998 with her debut single. Baby One More Time, which became a global hit and established her as one of the defining pop stars of her generation.
She went on to release successful albums and singles, including. Oops!... I Did It Again, Toxicand.
Womaniser, earning her the nickname "Princess of Pop. "
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