New to Justin Bieber? Start With These 7 Songs
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New to Justin Bieber? Start With These 7 Songs

From Baby to Ghost, his voice and signature melodies era by era

If you know Justin Bieber's name but aren't sure which songs to start with, begin with these seven tracks from different eras and moods. From bright early pop to danceable rhythms, guitar-driven songs and R&B, you'll meet many sides of a single artist.

After hearing his early voice on Baby and Boyfriend, the list moves on to three songs from Purpose and two from Justice. It's a starter order for people who want to find a sound they love before diving into full albums.
Baby (feat. Ludacris) — Justin Bieber

Baby (feat. Ludacris) — Justin Bieber

Starting With Bright Early Pop

Baby is a 2010 song from My World 2.0, featuring Ludacris. Its pop structure, built around an easy-to-follow chorus, makes it a great starting point for discovering Justin Bieber's early music.

Listen to how the impression of his early vocals meets the rap part. Play it alongside Boyfriend or Peaches later in the list, and it's fun to compare how the same singer's voice sounds within different rhythms.
아티스트 Justin Bieber 수록 음반 My World 2.0 (Bonus Track Version) 감상 포인트 초기 보컬 · Ludacris 피처링
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Boyfriend — Justin Bieber

Boyfriend — Justin Bieber

If You're Curious About Vocals That Ride the Rhythm

Boyfriend is a song from the 2012 Believe era. Stepping away from Baby's bright, chorus-centered pop, it's a good choice for hearing vocals that move along with the rhythm as if he's talking to you.

If Believe catches your interest, start here and branch out to As Long As You Love Me and Beauty and a Beat from the same album. You can also compare it with the first song and listen for how his voice and sense of rhythm change the mood of the music.
아티스트 Justin Bieber 수록 음반 Believe (Deluxe Edition) 감상 포인트 리듬감 있는 보컬 · Believe 입문
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What Do You Mean? — Justin Bieber

What Do You Mean? — Justin Bieber

The Gateway to the Rhythms of Purpose

What Do You Mean? is a song from 2015's Purpose. If you like pop where vocal melodies travel together with electronic rhythms, it's worth picking first. It's a starter song that heads in a different direction from Love Yourself on the same album.

Rather than trying to follow every sound at once, listen separately to the chorus melody and the beat repeating in the background. Continue on to Sorry, and you'll find it easier to discover more rhythm-focused songs on Purpose.
아티스트 Justin Bieber 수록 음반 Purpose (Deluxe) 감상 포인트 전자적인 리듬 · 후렴 멜로디
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Sorry — Justin Bieber

Sorry — Justin Bieber

When You Want Pop That Gets You Moving

Sorry is a song from 2015's Purpose and a great choice for grooving along to its upbeat rhythm. Listen to it next to What Do You Mean? to compare how vocals and beats come together on the same album.

The linked official video is a performance video from PURPOSE: The Movement. Rather than expecting a stage where Justin Bieber sings on screen himself, watch it as a video that combines dance and music, and you'll enjoy the song's rhythm in a different way.
아티스트 Justin Bieber 수록 음반 Purpose (Deluxe) 감상 포인트 댄스 리듬 · The Movement 영상
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Love Yourself — Justin Bieber

Love Yourself — Justin Bieber

If You Prefer Guitar and Voice

Love Yourself is the song on Purpose to start with if you want to hear the pairing of guitar and voice. It suits those who'd rather focus on his singing delivery and melody than on the beats of What Do You Mean? or Sorry.

Compare its arrangement with the album's other songs as you listen, and you won't think of Justin Bieber's music as dance pop alone. We've also linked the official The Movement video so you can follow the audio with its visual interpretation.
아티스트 Justin Bieber 수록 음반 Purpose (Deluxe) 감상 포인트 기타 중심 반주 · 보컬의 말투
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Peaches (feat. Daniel Caesar & GIVĒON) — Justin Bieber

Peaches (feat. Daniel Caesar & GIVĒON) — Justin Bieber

R&B Through a Blend of Three Voices

Peaches is a 2021 song from Justice, featuring Daniel Caesar and GIVĒON. Moving beyond songs with Justin Bieber's vocals alone, you can enjoy an arrangement where different voices meet in the same song.

Follow the points where each vocalist comes in and the differences in their tones. If you liked the combination with other artists, it's a good bridge for expanding your taste toward his collaborations. The linked audio is the version on Justice, not a separate remix.
아티스트 Justin Bieber 수록 음반 Justice 감상 포인트 Daniel Caesar · GIVĒON · 보컬 조합
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Ghost — Justin Bieber

Ghost — Justin Bieber

Wrapping Up With a Chorus Melody

Ghost is a 2021 song from Justice. After Peaches, with its multiple singers, it fits when you want to focus on Justin Bieber's own vocal melody.

We recommend it to anyone looking for pop with a chorus melody that's easy to follow. It's a vocal-focused listen in a different direction from Off My Face, the song on the same album where you hear guitar and voice up close.
아티스트 Justin Bieber 수록 음반 Justice 감상 포인트 후렴 멜로디 · Justice로 이어 듣기
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If the rhythms stuck with you, try Purpose, home to What Do You Mean? and Sorry; if you enjoyed songs where several vocalists meet, continue with Peaches and his collaborations. You can also alternate between Baby and Ghost to compare his voice across eras.

Start by deciding which draws you in more: the guitar-driven Love Yourself or Peaches, where three vocalists come together. Moving from a single starter song to the album it's on makes it easier to decide what to listen to next.

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