La Derecha Diario Justin Bieber announced the release of the second part of his album SWAG.
The artist revealed that SWAG II, a continuation of his latest album, will premiere this Thursday
After years of musical uncertainty and following the definitive cancellation of his Justice World Tour, Justin Bieber continues to solidify his return to music with a new surprise for his fans: the release of SWAG II, the second part of the album that marked his highly anticipated return to the stage.
The news was confirmed by the singer himself through a series of enigmatic posts on his Instagram account. With twelve consecutive posts that captivated his more than 292 million followers, the "Peaches" performer announced that SWAG II will be released this Thursday, September 4, at midnight.
This new record is presented as a direct continuation of the SWAG album, released last July 11. With 20 original songs and a strong R&B imprint, the initial album offered an introspective look at Bieber's present: his fatherhood, his family life, and the reflections derived from his recent years away from the center of the music scene.
In that first installment, the tone was darker. The completely black cover accompanied the narrative of an artist going through complex personal processes and deep transformations. In contrast, SWAG II will arrive with a completely opposite aesthetic: a pastel pink cover that, according to those close to him, symbolizes the moment of light he is experiencing today.
"I want this album to represent the good things that are happening to me. To see life through rose-colored glasses, as they say," the singer reportedly expressed in his inner circle, according to international media.
The album will once again focus on his personal life. His relationship with his wife, Hailey Bieber, and the recent arrival of his son, Jack Blues Bieber, served as creative drivers for this new stage. Although it has not yet been confirmed how many songs will make up this second part, it is expected to maintain the same intimate and emotional tone that characterized SWAG.
The first volume of SWAG included 20 songs and collaborations with artists such as Gunna, Sexyy Red, and Cash Cobain. The album was enthusiastically received by both his fans and specialized critics, who highlighted the Canadian's lyrical and sonic maturity.
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