Justin Bieber’s Swag: With the release of his seventh studio album, SWAG, on Thursday, Justin Bieber made a significant comeback to the music industry. You can now listen to the 21-track project on Spotify, Apple Music, and other well-known services. After 2021’s Justice, which topped the Billboard 200 for two weeks, Bieber’s first full-length album in four years is this one. Additionally, it’s his first album since August 2024, when he became a father.

Justin Bieber’s Swag Album Collaboration:
Collaborations with Cash Cobain, Sexyy Red, and Gunna are included in the album. In recent months, Bieber has made reference to these artists on social media. Apart from these well-known partnerships, Bieber has also collaborated with UK singer-songwriter Sekou and producer Dylan Wiggins, who is well-known for his work on The Weeknd’s Die For You and Kali Uchis’s I Wish You Roses.

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Justin Bieber’s Financial Issues:
The promoter of his postponed Justice tour, AEG, and Bieber reportedly reached a financial settlement. A debt incurred as a result of the tour’s cancelation in 2022 was the subject of the settlement. Due to his failure to meet his contractual duties, Bieber owes AEG more than $20 million. Scooter Braun, his manager at the time, borrowed money from his business to pay off this debt.

Justin’s Jam Sessions in LA:

According to reports, Bieber had been working hard in the studio. He hosted “jam sessions” at his Los Angeles residence with Australian musician Eddie Benjamin, SZA collaborator Carter Lang, DJ Tay James, and musical director HARV. In late April, he also went to Iceland to finish the album. He stayed at the Eleven Deplar Farm guesthouse in Olafsfjordur, where he recorded in a distraction-free environment.

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