Justin Bieber Shares Telling Message After Major Announcement
Pop sensation Justin Bieber has not released a new album in over four years. But shortly after he announced a different creative project, it sounds like he's open to making new music again.
Last week, Bieber had an announcement to his fans, but it was not new music. Instead, the pop superstar announced his new brand, Skylrk, by teasing some looks at new products set to be released in the future in a series of posts on Instagram last week.
Bieber's first post simply included a circle with the brand's logo in the middle in nine different colorways. Follow-up posts included glimpses of a hoodie, sunglasses, a phone case that drew comparisons to his wife Hailey's Rhode lipgloss cases, and some shoes.
Shortly after teasing the new products, Bieber shared an animated video seemingly hinting at the end of his previous brand, "House of Drew," and the start of his new brand, "Skylrk."
While this was undoubtedly a big announcement from the pop star, it left some fans wondering when Bieber would be releasing new music, given that he hasn't released an album since 2021. And the good news is, it seems like Bieber has that creative itch.
In a post on Instagram on Sunday, Bieber posted a telling message for other artists as he made it pretty clear that he is open for collaboration.
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"Dm me if u wanna make music together," Bieber wrote simply in the caption of a post that just included a series of four blurry and nondescript photos of himself.
It's not clear whether how literal this request is from Bieber, but it does indicate that he is at least considering making new music.
Additionally, Bieber shared a few photos over the weekend celebrating NHL star Alex Ovechkin for breaking the NHL scoring record, passing Wayne Gretsky. In the photos, Bieber could be seen at his desk where he was apparently working on music.
We'll have to see wether or not this means new music is on the horizon for Bieber, and what those collaborations could be.
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