Justin Bieber is launching a full-on call to the dancefloor — even though he's still too young to gain entrance into the clubs. While his new album Believe is still but a few weeks from release (get on that, Internet), his Ludacris-featuring opening track "All Around The World" found its way online today (May 25), and its arguably Bieber's most dancey track yet. In fact, is this an Enrique Iglesias/Chris Brown leftover? Because it sure sounds like it to us. See for yourself below.
Justin Bieber feat. Ludacris – "All Around The World"
"All around the world / People want to be loved / all around the world / They're no different than us," sings the 18-year-old pop star on the heavy dance-ready tune, produced by Bieber's frequent collaborators The Messengers ("Never Say Never", "Mistletoe").
Bieber could practically be a house artist on a beat-driven, rave-y banger like this. It's a clear example of how he's taking baby steps to "swaggy" adulthood through the evolution of his music — keep the content G-Rated, but make the beat something the older club-going crowd can enjoy. So far, it's working.
What do you think of "All Around The World"? Does it make you want to pick up Believe on June 19? Let us know what you think on Facebook, Twitter, or in the comments below.
