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– Released September 9, 2016 A lesser-known but noteworthy deep cut from Post Malone’s Stoney album. Bieber provides background vocals and co-writes the melancholic hip-hop track about a relationship that has run its course. It later gained cult status among fans.
| Song Title | Artist | Release Date (2016) | Peak Chart Position (US) | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Justin Bieber | (Late 2015, peaked Jan 2016) | #1 | | Sorry (Latino Remix) | Justin Bieber ft. J Balvin | February 12 | — | | Company | Justin Bieber | March 8 (single release) | #53 | | Cold Water | Major Lazer, MØ, Justin Bieber | July 22 | #2 | | Let Me Love You | DJ Snake ft. Justin Bieber | August 5 | #4 | | Deja Vu | Post Malone ft. Justin Bieber | September 9 | #75 (as album cut) | justin bieber 2016 songs
– Released August 5, 2016 A colossal EDM-pop crossover. Produced by DJ Snake, this track features Bieber singing about unconditional loyalty ("Let me love you, and I will love you / Until you learn to love yourself"). The song was a global juggernaut, reaching #4 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #1 in over 20 countries. Its futuristic, anime-inspired music video was a cultural talking point. – Released September 9, 2016 A lesser-known but
The year 2016 was a watershed moment in the career of Justin Bieber. Following a turbulent period in the public eye from 2013 to 2015, Bieber successfully rebranded himself from a teen pop idol into a mature, credible pop/R&B artist. This transformation was driven almost entirely by his fourth studio album, Purpose (released late 2015), and a series of high-profile collaborations. In 2016, Bieber achieved a historic charting feat, secured his first Grammy Award, and dominated global streaming platforms. | Song Title | Artist | Release Date