Going Acoustic: Lowdown on Bieber’s Black Friday album launch

By Rachelle Yap at 27 November, at 01 : 17 AM

Justin Bieber Launches Acoustic Album Justin Bieber is launching an acoustic album on Black Friday.

Black Friday is undoubtedly the year’s most frantic retailing day. This is also the day that marks Canadian pop superstar Justin Bieber launching his album, My Worlds’ Acoustic.What’s exciting about this album is that it will showcase a new track, “Pray” as an acoustic version of a few of Bieber’s greatest songs from his very first two song collections, My World and My World 2.0. We’re sure Bieber fans will be giddy to get this one!

Actually, fans already got the chance to hear “Pray” as acoustic teasers of “Favorite Girl” when he stopped in a radio show hosted by Ryan Seacrest earlier this month. Justin’s musical director, Dan Kanter cannot hide his thrill as he tweeted what the rest of the album will sound like by saying they unquestionably got the influences from the travels they made around the globe. Makes much sense, huh?

Speaking more about his song “Pray,” the 16 year old singer has stated he was inspired by a track from the Michael Jackson himself. He declared: “It’s uplifting song, extremely motivational,” Justin finds the song absolutely comes from the heart and incredibly attractive. In fact, he drawn inspiration from “Man in the Mirror” while doing the song for himself.

Showcased in the album are more familiar songs like “One Less Lonely Girl”, “One Time,” “Stuck in the Moment,” “Baby,” “Down to Earth,” “That Should Me,” and “U Smile.” All these were recorded for the reason that Bieber wanted to impress his critics. “I actually consider that I did an acoustic album simply because there’s a whole lot of haters available that say, ‘Justin Bieber sing. His voice is all auto-tuned’”… And there’s a great deal with production, it sort of drowns out your voice, also it usually requires outside of the singer’s range, over the synths and every little thing.”

In this album, Justin Bieber revealed that he feels “stripping it down” and having it sort of seriously mellow and ready to hear his voice the way he ” wanted it.” Keep on improving and polishing your music, Justin. We’re sure your haters will realize how big your talent is – it’s better to be optimistic about things and see these comments as challenges to heighten your chosen craft.

Source: MTV.com