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Britney Spears Shares Unreleased 'Britney' Song 'She'll Never Be Me'

The track previews the 25th anniversary reissue of her 2001 album and marks Spears’ first new release since 2023.

  • On Friday, Oct. 9, Britney Spears released "She'll Never Be Me," a previously unheard track recorded for her 2001 self-titled third album, Britney.
  • The release precedes the Nov. 6 launch of Britney , celebrating the 2001 pop-R&B album that sold 10 million copies worldwide and marked the then-19-year-old's mature sound.
  • Spears co-wrote the 3-minute track with Bradley Daymond, Alex Greggs, and Justin Timberlake, exploring lyrics about a former lover now with someone who resembles her.
  • Five new tracks appear on the anniversary edition, including "Am I a Sinner," "When I Say So," "My Big Secret," and "Right Now " from a 2002 Pepsi commercial.
  • This marks the singer's first new release since 2023's "Mind Your Business" with Will.i.am, while the collection also features remixes of original tracks like "Overprotected" and "Boys.
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By Erick E. Beltran, CNN en Español Britney Spears released an unpublished song that he co-wrote with former partner Justin Timberlake and was originally recorded for his album “Britney”, released in 2001. It’s “She’ll Never Be Me,” a song that was left out of the original album’s release and now part of the album.

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Britney Spears drops unreleased collab with ex Justin Timberlake

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USA Today broke the news in New York, United States on Friday, October 9, 2026.
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