7 Songs for Focusing on Justin Bieber's Voice
A vocal listening session running through Off My Face, E.T.A. and Heartbreaker
We start with Off My Face and Anyone from Justice and Lifetime from the expanded edition, pass through Changes and Journals, and wrap up with Purpose. Rather than grouping songs of the same tempo or arrangement, this listening order lets you compare tone, breathing and how the choruses are delivered.
Off My Face — Justin Bieber
Songs where guitar and voice sound up close
On your first listen, follow the melody; on the next, pay attention to the parts where he stretches a single phrase out long. Pair it with Anyone from the same album and you can compare how the impression of the vocals shifts when the accompaniment grows bigger or smaller.
Anyone — Justin Bieber
Pop vocals that open up in the chorus
It suits those who want a chorus that spreads out wider than the guitar-centered Off My Face. On this list, it's included not to collect only quiet songs but as a way to hear his voice in a different arrangement.
Lifetime — Justin Bieber
A vocal track from the expanded edition
If you can't find this song on the standard edition, look for the expanded edition. Here, the link goes to the individual track on Triple Chucks Deluxe, which actually includes Lifetime.
E.T.A. — Justin Bieber
A voice heard over R&B rhythms
Rather than waiting only for powerful high notes, listen to how the phrases sit on the beat. Comparing it with the Journals songs that follow can help you find which era's albums suit your taste in his vocals.
All That Matters — Justin Bieber
An R&B gateway into Journals
It suits those who want to hear the relationship between voice and rhythm rather than a big dance beat. Paired with Heartbreaker from the same album, it makes a two-song entry point to getting to know Journals.
Heartbreaker — Justin Bieber
Journals, for lingering one more song
Together with All That Matters, it lets you hear the opening part of Journals. It suits days when you want to linger on vocal expression within an R&B flow rather than just listening to a string of hit choruses.
Purpose — Justin Bieber
Closing with piano and voice
It suits days when you'd rather follow the melody of the song than electronic rhythms. This entry is the individual track Purpose, not the whole album.
Lifetime is linked to Triple Chucks Deluxe rather than the standard edition of Justice. Even when you search under the same album name, the tracklist differs by edition, so when looking for a particular song, check the linked album version too.
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