Justin Bieber's 2016 album Believe finds the Canadian pop star embracing a more electronic sound and mature production aesthetic. Released on Island Records, the album spans electronic pop, dubstep influences, and contemporary RandB, with layered synth production and digital textures throughout. Tracks like 'Boyfriend,' 'As Long As You Love Me,' and 'Catching Feelings' became defining songs of the mid-2010s, showcasing how effectively Bieber's vocals work within glossy, beat-driven production. The album captures the moment when electronic and hip-hop influences were reshaping mainstream pop, and Bieber embraced these trends fully. It's pop music that's unabashedly contemporary—designed for streaming playlists and modern pop radio while still delivering the hooks and vocal performances that made Bieber a star.