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Justice, ultimately, suffers from the same weaknesses of Purpose — albums with bangers, to be sure, but records that are fundamentally shapeless, featuring a pop star marionette going through the pop star motions. Both albums crowd out Bieber’s voice, making use of his best skills. Bieber is not your big-chorus pop guy, and never has been. His voice has often lacked the power to deliver those hooks. Bieber’s abilities lie in gliding smoothly, and in both albums, we find him instead restrained behind rigid, grand production choices. Bieber is gifted with a stunning voice and a command of the fundamentals of R&B. He is at his least convincing when he’s playing megastar/pop king. It should be no surprise that the R&B gestures on Justice transcend. “Peaches,” by far the album’s best song and a career high for Bieber, sees him teaming up with Daniel Caesar and GIVĒON to outstanding effect. It’s breezy and fun and unencumbered, and destined to become the song of the summer. You get deeper insight into how extremely his shit the song is (and, worth noting, also extremely my shit) watching him perform a slowed-down version of “Peaches” in an NPR Tiny Desk Concert. This is Bieber in his element, and it is a treat. Satta king chart up Bieber is gifted with a stunning voice and a command of the fundamentals of R&B. He is at his least convincing when he’s playing megastar/pop king, but he sounds most confident and comfortable in the intimacy of R&B. When the album charts are updated, Justice will likely be his eighth No. 1 album. As his label and his management celebrate this incredible accomplishment (and they should), it might not occur to anyone in the room if this current offering neuters the star’s obvious musical superpowers or restrains his dreams. It might not occur to anyone to let Bieber sing his little songs and do his little vocal runs and then go home and be the Wife Guy that he is. It might not occur to anyone that there are dangers associated with ascending the pop mountain again. If it does occur to them, the thought might be brief and fleeting, drowned out by the soft purr of the pop machine.●