Justin Bieber Invites Kehlani For Single Get Me

Justin Bieber (Def Jam Recordings)

JAKARTA - After the release of his first single, Yummy, singer Justin Bieber released his second single, Get Me, on Tuesday, January 28. This time, Bieber hooked R&B singer Kehlani.

This slow R&B track features the soft voices of Bieber and Kehlani mixed with artificial bass and percussion. Still discussing the matter of romance, Get Me tells about the compatibility between each other. "You gettin 'me", which became the hook for this song, played melodiously throughout the track, forming the chemistry between the two.

Along with the release of Get Me, Hayley Baldwin's husband announced the name of his sixth album as well as a list of world tours. Changes was chosen as the title of his latest album and will be released on February 14th. This was shown by Bieber in uploading album artwork featuring a photo of himself, dominated by red, accompanied by the words Changes.

My new album #Changes out Feb 14. Pre-order and get the new track with my friend @kehlani 'Get Me' now https://t.co/ovrdEhwGGn pic.twitter.com/yVKOihI4HC

- Justin Bieber (@justinbieber) January 28, 2020

For his world tour, which is named Changes Tour, Bieber has just confirmed his visit to North American countries. Not alone, the 25-year-old singer took Kehlani and Jaden Smith as the opening artist.

Kehlani was delighted to be appointed as Bieber's opening musician and collaborator. As can be seen from his uploads on Instagram, he wrote; "So far one of the most epic moments ever." The singer from California also uploaded a selfie photo with Justin Bieber.

On the same day, Bieber also premiered his documentary series, Seasons. The broadcast of the first episode on YouTube Originals will feature the story of Bieber's life over the years divided into 10 episodes, including his Lyme disease.

Get Me from Justin Bieber and Kehlani can now be heard through streaming services. Meanwhile, the Changes album can already be ordered online prior to its February 14th release.