Justin Bieber is stripping down. Musically, that is.
The Canadian pop phenomenon showcases his vocal and song-writing talents with a new acoustic album, out on Tuesday, that also features three new tracks including a heartbreak ballad thought to be about his former girlfriend Selena Gomez.
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| Justin Bieber. |
'Believe Acoustic' sees Bieber, 18, change up the arrangements of songs from his fourth chart-topping album 'Believe', released last June, singing with only a guitar or piano-driven melody.
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| Justin Bieber with Selena Gomez. |
Uptempo songs such as 'Boyfriend' and 'Beauty and the Beat', which roped in electronic sounds with fast-paced dance beats, are slowed down as the singer uses his vocals to manipulate the vibe of the song.
This album sees Bieber return to his acoustic roots five years after he was discovered on YouTube, singing on the streets of Canada accompanied only by a guitar.
It was released following Bieber's failure to pick up a single Grammy nomination this year, despite having a chart-topping album and a sold-out world tour.
Bieber often performs acoustic versions of his hits, most recently at the American Music Awards in November, where he delivered a stripped-down version of dance song 'As Long As You Love Me'.
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