Summary
- Justin Bieber revealed his 20-song tracklist for SWAG via billboards
- This marks his first album since 2021
- The album rollout is strategic, with an anticipated release as early as tonight or July 11, 2025
The wait for new music from Justin Bieber is nearing its end! The global pop superstar has officially teased his upcoming seventh studio album, reportedly titled SWAG, by unveiling its full 20-song tracklist through a series of viral billboards across major cities, including Times Square. This reveal has sent Beliebers into a frenzy, anticipating his first full-length project since 2021’s Justice.
The billboards displayed a list of 20 song titles, including “All I Can Take,” “Daisies,” “Yukon,” “Go Baby,” “Butterflies,” “Way It Is,” “First Place,” “Soulful,” “Walking Away,” “Glory Voice Memo,” “Devotion,” “Dadz Love,” “Therapy Session,” “Sweet Spot,” “405,” “Swag,” “Zuma House,” “Too Long,” and “Forgiveness.” While no official features have been confirmed by Bieber himself, it is rumored that the album will feature collaborations with artists like Gunna and Sexyy Red. The track titles hint at personal themes, possibly touching on mental health (“Therapy Session”), fatherhood (“Dadz Love”), and his relationship with Hailey Bieber (“Devotion,” “Forgiveness”). Promotional art also features his nearly 1-year-old son, Jack Blues Bieber, suggesting family as a major inspiration.
Bieber has taken to Instagram to announces his return with a series of teaser posts. The new album is anticipated to release later tonight. The album comes two years after he split from his longtime manager Scooter Braun. Take a look at the full set list below.
SWAG Tracklist
All I Can Take
Daisies
Yukon
Go Baby
Things You Do
Butterflies
Way It Is
First Place
Soulful
Walking Away
Glory Voice Memo
Devotion
Dadz Love
Therapy Session
Sweet Spot
405
Swag
Zuma House
Too Long
Forgiveness
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