Drake To Work With Justin Bieber In Janaury..

Drake and Justin Bieber are teaming up in 2012. The pop superstars have set aside some time at the top of next year to work on Justin Bieber’s third album Believe.

During his appearance at Stevie Wonder’s House Full Of Toys benefit concert in Los Angeles on Saturday night, Drake shared the news. “Me and [Justin] are going in the studio in January to work on his new album, so I’m excited about that,” the Young Money rapper told the crowd of screaming fans.

He also praised his fellow Canadian, who he shared the stagewith the night before at Cali Christmas. “That’s definitely gotta be one of the most talented kids doing music right now,” he added.

In a previous interview with Capital FM, Justin announced that Drake and Kanye West were among the contributors to his album. 

“I’m working with a lot of cool people. I’m working with Kanye. Drake is gonna work on the album with me and a lot of different artists,” 

Watch Drake make the announcement below: 

Justin Bieber Graduates To 'Adult Game' On New Album

Justin Bieber And His Music Director Kuk Harerll

Justin Bieber has said that he wants to pull a Justin Timberlake on his next album. So what exactly does that mean? His longtime vocal producer, Kuk Harrell, spoke to MTV News about the early stages of Bieber's next release.

"The only conversation we've had about Justin's album that we're about to do is it's really important that it's the proper transition because we've seen him [with] 'Baby,' now we're watching him grow up," said Harrell, who has also worked with Rihanna on her Talk That Talk record. 

He added:

"And we can't just throw him into the adult game right away. It has to be the proper transition. There's a record in between."

With further details on this next album being kept under wraps, Bieber is busy celebrating the holidays. He's slated to release his video for "All I Want for Christmas," co-starring Mariah Carey, on Wednesday. Harrell worked with Bieber on his Under the Mistletoe LP and says agreeing to do a Christmas album with the teen phenomenon was an easy yes.

"That's why I think this Christmas album was really important because it gave everybody the opportunity to hear him, see him and get used to his voice changing. That was a huge thing going into this album. We were able to get a running start on where he's at vocally 'cause it's a natural thing. When his proper album comes out, everybody's going to really be looking at that."

What will be noticeably different on this next album, which was teased on his holiday album, is that Bieber's voice will be much deeper. So does Harrell think it'll be changing a lot more for this next record? "I think he's pretty good right now," he said. "It's just a matter of him settling [into] where he is."

Regardless of what magic does end up making the final cut on this album, which Bieber has said may include work from Drake and Kanye West, Harrell notes that the 17-year-old is "always willing to bring a new fire."

Justin Bieber Wants A 'Mature' Sound For His Next Album, Signs Up Drake & Kanye West

Justin Bieber seems to have his heart set on continuing to link up with the hip-hop world for his upcoming projects. Having just linked up with Busta Rhymes on his latest Christmas-themed album, the 17-year-old Canadian has announced collaborations with a few more heavyweight names are in the pipeline.

In an interview with Capital FM the singer revealed he plans to work with both Kanye West and Drake for his next album, Believe, as part of his new, "mature" sound.

"I’m working with a lot of cool people. I’m working with Kanye. Drake is gonna work on the album with me and a lot of different artists," he said.
Producer Danja, who is working on the album, told Rap-Up.com the collaborations are part of Bieber's new sound, saying "What I’m creating for him I think is definitely a more mature sound. That’s where he’s headed now.”
Believe is due for release in early 2012, while his Christmas album Under the Mistletoe is out on November 1st.

Justin Bieber shares a remix of Drake 'Trust Issues'

Justin Bieber

Justin Bieber has not only been busy to attend the MTV Video Music Awards, but also in making music. The day before the ceremony, the singer shared with fans a remix of 'Trust Issues' belonging to the rapper Drake.

Fans of pop idol on Twitter were the first to appreciate the work of Justin Bieber, since this was the publication through the social network: "I have much love for everyone today. # MUCHLOVE. I did a remix of 'Trust Issues' Drake', he said.

As we know, Drake and Justin Bieber have been friends for a while so it's not surprising that the 17 year old did a remix of his latest issue. Note that in the melody, Justin sounds a different voice, and some may qualify even as more mature.

Selena Gomez chooses Justin Bieber over Drake

Love how she's so frank.

Beezy returns the favour to Drizzy at Indiana State Fair

The girls went wild when Drake brought fellow Canadian heartthrob Justin Bieber onstage during his show at the Indiana State Fair on Friday (Aug. 13). The teen sensation played sidekick to Drizzy during “Best I Ever Had” and even performed a drum solo.

“I can’t forget my little brother who here too,” announced Drake. “This kid is part of something special too. You know we both from Canada and

Drizzy Drake comes out to support J Beezy in Indianapolis

Who is Canada's Best New Artist?

Being a proud Canadian, I can't be any happier that Drake and the Biebz is taking the music world by storm. They both are blowing up internationally right now but come April 18, they'll be coming home to Canada to celebrate the 2010 Juno Awards and hopefully take home an award, or two, or maybe 3?

Justin is nominated for Album of the Year, Pop Album of the Year (for My World) and New Artist of

Justin Bieber set to collaborate with Drake

Drake and Justin Bieber may come from different genres, but they represent the same nation. Fellow Canadians, the two are also connected in other ways. Teen pop sensation Bieber got the Young Money emcee's support during a video shoot for his latest single, the Ludacris assisted "Baby." Now it seems the two will also be working together, according to a recent interview with Complex.

"Basically,