Justin Bieber Shares ‘Justice (Complete Edition)’ With Three New Tracks

ComplexCon returns to Long Beach Nov. 6 – 7 with hosts J. Balvin and Kristen Noel Crawley, performances by A$AP Rocky and Turnstile, and more shopping and drops.

Secure your spot while tickets last!

Buy tickets

It’s an eventful week for Justin Bieber fans.

At midnight Friday, the Grammy-winning entertainer released the “complete edition” of his sixth studio album Justice. The updated version includes the tracks “Red Eye,” “Angels Speak,” and “Hailey,”; the latter, of course, serves as a tribute to the artist’s wife of three years, Hailey Baldwin Bieber. 

As pointed out by Billboard, “Angels Speak” and “Hailey” were included on the Japanese version of Justice, while the TroyBoi-produced “Red Eye” served as a bonus track on Justice’s webstore alternate cover CD, available exclusively in Europe.

You can stream Justice (Complete Edition) on Apple Music and via Spotify below. The updated version also includes the tracks that were released with the Triple Chucks Deluxe edition of Justice, which featured tracks with Lil Uzi Vert, Jaden, Quavo, DaBaby, and Tori Kelly. The new release coincides with the premiere of the official video for “Ghost,” a standout track from the original Justice version. According to Vogue, the visual was directed by Colin Tilley and co-stars Diane Keaton as Bieber’s fictitious grandma.

“He called me up and I said, ‘yeah, sure,’” Keaton told the magazine. “I thought the song was wonderful. This was just sheer fun. All my life, I’ve been an actress and had lines, and sometimes I’ve gotten to loosen them up a little—but this was just completely loose and relaxed. Nobody ever [told me to do] anything, which made it so much fun.”