Burna Boy Featured in Justin Bieber's Upcoming Album 'Justice'

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By Khisa CJ

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Double Grammy-nominated Nigerian singer Burna Boy is among 9 artists that will be featured in Justin Bieber's upcoming studio album titled 'Justice'.

Justin Bieber recently announced that he will be dropping a new album on March 19.

"#JUSTICE the album March 19th. Pre-order now: https://t.co/VSc6FCWSVs," he tweeted.

The album houses 16 tracks and features collaborations with Burna Boy, Giveon, Daniel Caesar, Khalid, Chance The Rapper, BEAM, The Kid Laroi, and Benny Blanco.

'Justice' is Justin Bieber's highly anticipated sixth studio album; following the multi Grammy award nominated album 'Changes' released in 2020.

Justin Drew Bieber is a Canadian singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist.

He was signed to RBMG Records in 2008 and his debut EP 'My World', released in late 2009, catapult Justin Bieber to became the first artist to have seven songs from a debut record chart on the Billboard Hot 100.

With a collaboration in the the 27-year-old's album, Burna Boy continues to cement his already established place in the international music space.

There has been a video of an alledged studio session between Burna Boy and Justin Bieber doing rounds on various social media platforms.

https://twitter.com/Naija_PR/status/1365453410531766279?s=09

The singer is currently enjoying airplay thanks to his Grammy nominated album 'Twice As Tall' that was executively produced by veteran American rapper P Diddy.

Burna Boy hays in 2019 also seen his 'African Giant' album nominated for the Grammy Awards and he is hopping to finally win with his latest album that was received positively globally.

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