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Teen sensation Justin Bieber has exploded on the music scene. In the past he has leaned more towards a pop musical direction, with a little hip hop thrown in for good measure. Could this popular teen artist be making a foray into country music as well? Could "Bieber Fever" go country? You can find all of Justin's music on internet radio. The lead singer of "Rascal Flatts", disclosed the news in his interview with country radio station WSIX. "Justin requested that we combine forces with him on his next recording. It's actually a really good song! The kid is really talented. He plays five or six instruments really well." Others that have worked with Justin in the past include, Kayne West, Ludacris, Drake, and Diddy. So it pretty obvious that Justin likes hip hop. Will this transition pan out? Many think so, as Bieber has a huge following, and that can only extend to country, not repel it. Once mainly a following of teenage girls, Bieber's influence is starting to spread throughout all facets of music, thanks in part to his many 'eclectic' collaborators. Bieber confirmed that he and "Rascal Flatts" were collaborating by confirming this on a statement put out on his Twitter account. It is reported that the 16 year old 2010 AMA artist of the year approached Rascal Flatts himself. Justin then included a link to a Beiber fan video with a Rascal Flatts song in the background. Obviously Bieber fans are excited for any new music by the Canadian, let alone a duet with another popular group such as "Rascal Flatts", who have been heavy hitters in the country pop genre. You can find the music of "Rascal Flatts" on internet radio. The singer is indeed working on new music for a new record. Last Sunday it was reported that Beiber was seen at Diddy's New York recording studio working on tracks for a new album. Justin tweeted of how he "missed the recording studio" and how he made some "great records tonight." Justin has been on a whirlwind tour subsequent to the release of his highly successful album last year entitled "My World" The name and date of launch of the song have to be released yet. Justin has mentioned, that his voice is changing as he advances in age and this will be evident in his latest works and live performances. This is perfectly natural for a performer now aging in the spotlight, especially one such as Bieber who is touring so much.
"Some of the high notes that I used to hit, I can't hit any longer". I have to lower the tone in live performances." Although I am certain as we mover forward, Justin Bieber will continue to hit the proper notes to satisfy his fan base, who are anticipating his next release. Discover our huge music selection at: free online music To immerse yourself in a great musical experience go to: internet radio station
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