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Sorry

"Sorry" by Justin Bieber is a dancehall pop and tropical house track released in 2015 as the second single from his fourth studio album, Purpose. Co-written with Julia Michaels, Justin Tranter, Skrillex, and BloodPop, the song blends brassy horn stabs, warm island rhythms, and a bouncy dembow riddim. For electric guitarists, it offers an interesting challenge in recreating its layered, synth-driven tropical textures and rhythmic groove through clean tones and percussive strumming patterns.

  • The song features a dembow riddim drum pattern — a key rhythmic element worth translating into your guitar strumming approach.
  • "Sorry" was co-produced by Skrillex and BloodPop, giving it a distinctive electronic-meets-island sound unusual for pop guitar work.
  • Released in October 2015, "Sorry" appears on Bieber's fourth studio album, Purpose (Deluxe), a career-defining record for the artist.
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Justin Bieber's session guitarists use Fender Telecasters for their bright, articulate single-coil tone that cuts through synth-heavy pop arrangements without muddiness. The Telecaster's natural clarity and responsive dynamics capture subtle fingerpicking nuances while staying clean and transparent in the mix.

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