After a few featured tracks and remixes in 2014, young pop star Justin Bieber confirms rumors about the release of his new album in 2015.
According to The Hollywood Life, the 20-year-old had finally revealed his plan to release a new album after spending plenty of time in the studio.
Rumors about his upcoming new album has been sparked by a Instagram photo posted by his longtime manager Scooter Braun implying that 2015 would be the year when the Canadian singer's recording career would be on full blast.
"2013 was practice... 2014 was the warm up... 2015 is game time," says a photo Braun posted on Instagram dedicated to Bieber.
A Billboard report quoted the pop singer's social media post from December 27 where he expressed gratitude for his fans and followers' patience.
The young singer's response to MTV's social media message to him, Rihanna, Miley Cyrus and other hit-makers begging for new music seemed to be enough confirmation of the news, says J-14.com.
@MTV posted: "Hi @Rihanna & @JustinBieber & @MileyCyrus. Please bless us with new albums in 2015."
In response, JB just said "@MTV no problem."
Meanwhile, The Hollywood Life revealed that many of Biebers friends and music pals are urging him to write down his feelings and thoughts about Selena Gomez who had him tangled in an on-again, off-again relationship.
"People in Justin's close circle - like Usher and the others that make money off of him - are really hoping that in 2015, Justin will use his relationship with Selena to make an amazing album," the entertainment site's source revealed, adding that such feelings should be put to good use and turned into hit records, hoping to have the same fate as Justin Timberlake after his hit song "Cry Me a River" was released.
"Everyone close to Justin thinks it's best to move on and remember the good times, but use the bad times as a career enhancer," the source further explained.
These speculations, however, are not yet confirmed by neither the singer nor his representatives.
In June 2012, Biebers chart-topping album "Believe" was released, which gave birth to the nickname for his fans.
As a follow up, an acoustic version of the entire album was made into a separate album and had topped the Billboard 200 chart in 2013, making him the youngest artist in history to ever hit five No. 1 albums.
However, the Canadian pop star had taken a break from the industry in 2014 and had been involved with several run-ins with law enforcement.
