When You Need a Mood Boost: 7 Justin Bieber Dance-Pop Songs
Pick by rhythm, from Beauty and a Beat to Company
Instead of the familiar Sorry and What Do You Mean?, we chose seven other songs. Tracks with big choruses and beats alternate with ones you can sway to lightly, so pick whatever suits your taste for a walk or music time at home.
Beauty and a Beat (feat. Nicki Minaj) — Justin Bieber
A Pick That Opens With a Big Chorus
Listen also for the sections where Justin Bieber's vocals switch to Nicki Minaj's rap. The linked track is the original from Believe, so you can compare its rhythm and arrangement with the Acoustic Version of the same song.
As Long As You Love Me (feat. Big Sean) — Justin Bieber
A Great Contrast Between Beat and Vocals
Follow just the chorus melody at first, then shift your focus back to the beat. After listening to the original with Big Sean, moving on to the separate acoustic recording adds the fun of comparing different arrangements of the same title.
All Around the World (feat. Ludacris) — Justin Bieber
Dance Pop With Ludacris
If you want to compare tracks with rap features from the same album, continue with As Long As You Love Me featuring Big Sean. Here we linked the Believe version featuring Ludacris.
Take You — Justin Bieber
Take You, for Singing Along to the Chorus
Here you can listen to the original from Believe. Paired with the recording of the same name on 2013's Believe Acoustic, you can compare how the same melody sounds in a different arrangement.
Company — Justin Bieber
Shift the Rhythmic Mood With Company
If you liked Sorry and What Do You Mean?, choose it as another track from the same album. The official music video is linked too, so you can hear the rhythm in the audio and continue with the video.
Children — Justin Bieber
When You Want More Electronic Sounds
If Company helped you discover a taste for rhythm, try this song from the second half of the album as well. It is a dance track that heads in a different direction from the title song Purpose.
Somebody to Love — Justin Bieber
Wrapping Up With Early Pop Rhythm
Here we linked the My World 2.0 album version credited to Justin Bieber. Distinguish it from the separate remix featuring Usher, and enjoy the rhythm created by his early vocals and chorus first.
The Believe songs on this list are the original album versions. If you see the same title on the separate Believe Acoustic, compare the version labels; you can also alternate between the originals and the acoustic arrangements.
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