On his first album in four years, the singer processes his adult reality and makes some of the most creative and wide-ranging music of his life

Justin Bieber shocked the music world by releasing his first album in four years with less than 24 hours' notice. And now Swag, the Canadian pop star's seventh studio album, is out in the world, and critics are weighing in on their initial reactions to the record.

Justin Bieber is officially back with a new album SWAG. The record marks his seventh studio album and first full-length project since 2021, making it one of his most anticipated releases in years. The album spans 21 tracks and features a star-studded lineup including Gunna, Sexyy Red and Cash Cobain.