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**Justin Bieber’s ‘Swag’: All 21 Tracks Ranked**
In a surprise move, pop sensation Justin Bieber has dropped his new album ‘Swag’, featuring 21 tracks. In our latest review, we rank each song from worst to best based on their production quality, lyrical depth, and overall impact.
Starting with the opening track **”All I Can Take”**, the album sets a strong tone by showcasing Bieber’s experimental yet confident vocals. While not every track hits the mark, there are some undeniable gems throughout the record.
At the bottom of our list is **”Go Baby”**, which feels like a shallow ode to his wife Hailey Baldwin and her beauty empire. The song’s sincerity and intimacy are admirable, but it ultimately falls flat due to its simplistic message.
Another low point is **”Too Long”**, which comes across as overly dramatic and forced. Despite the impressive vocal range on display, the overall production feels too heavy-handed and lacks a clear purpose.
Moving up the list, we have some standout tracks like **”Go Baby”** again, this time showcasing Bieber’s ability to create atmospheric, R&B-infused pop. The song’s message of unwavering support for his partner is relatable and powerful, making it a fan favorite.
Next, we have **”Daisies”**, which showcases the singer’s impressive vocal range and production skills. This lo-fi, guitar-driven track feels like a personal, garage-recorded confession, leaving the listener feeling directly involved in the process of creation.
The album’s most experimental and captivating elements are showcased in tracks like **”Devotion”** (feat. Dijon) and **”Glory Voice Memo”**, which demonstrate Bieber’s impressive vocal abilities and willingness to push boundaries creatively.
In conclusion, ‘Swag’ is a bold and introspective work that showcases Justin Bieber as an artist capable of growth and self-reflection. While some tracks may not resonate with fans, the album’s overall impact cannot be ignored.
Source: www.billboard.com
