When did Justin Bieber last release music? Details explored as ‘Baby’ singer reportedly prepares for new album ‘SWAG’ out on July 11

Justin Bieber is making a comeback with his seventh studio album, SWAG, as he catches fans off guard.

The album, which, based on a billboard in Times Square, New York, features 20 tracks, is expected to drop today, July 11, under Def Jam. As of this writing, the singer has yet to publicly confirm further details about the album, though an insider told The Hollywood Reporter that he spent time in Iceland in April as he wrapped up the project.

SWAG is Justin Bieber's first album since 2021, when he dropped Justice. Per THR, the singer had been hosting “jam sessions” at his home in LA, which DJ Tay James, HARV, Carter Lang, and Australian artist Eddie Benjamin have all attended.

The new album is reportedly set to feature Gunna, Sexyy Red, and Cash Cobain, as well as U.K. singer-songwriter Sekou, Dylan Wiggins, and more. Per the outlet, he happened upon these talents on social media and recruited them via private text messages.

The complete track list of Justin Bieber's surprise album SWAG explored:

1. ALL I CAN TAKE
2. DAISIES
3. YUKON
4. GO BABY
5. THINGS YOU DO
6. BUTTERFLIES
7. WAY IT IS
8. FIRST PLACE
9. SOULFUL
10. WALKING AWAY
11. GLORY VOICE MEMO
12. DEVOTION
13. DADZ LOVE
14. THERAPY SESSION
15. SWEET SPOT
16. 405
17. SWAG
18. ZUMA HOUSE
19. TOO LONG
20. FORGIVENESS

Everything we know about Justin Bieber's newest album:

Justin Bieber's new album will mark his first project since he became a father. He and his wife, Rhode founder Hailey Bieber, welcomed their son, Jack Blues, in August 2024.

The singer has been teasing fans with his new album as he shared several photos of billboards featuring its name across Los Angeles, Iceland, and New York. He also shared photos of his family. In one of them, he can be seen standing at he forefront while Hailey and Jack stand at the back.

The Kid Laroi has since caught wind of the news as he took to Instagram to celebrate the announcement and threaten all those who don't plan on listening to the album:

"if you don't listen to this album when it drops, we can't be friends. Sorry, I don't make the rule," he wrote on his Instagram Stories.

Cole Bennett, a famed music video director and record executive, also shared the news on his stories as he penned:

"It's almost here. Best (Bieber) album yet. I have no works, I really don't. Actually, I do, but there's too many."

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