Justin Bieber records new music amid behaviour concerns

Justin Bieber was away from his wife Hailey and his child recently making new music.

The Grammy-winning singer, 31, hit a recording studio in Iceland earlier in the week when Hailey was attending the Met Gala alone.

An insider has shared that the singer “seemed at peace, and the Iceland setting seemed like it was the perfect retreat.”

Justin and his colleagues stayed at the Eleven Deplar Farm Hotel in Ólafsfjörður, Iceland, to minimise any distractions.

The small, luxury lodge is a restored sheep farm at the edge of the Arctic Circle on Iceland’s North Coast, surrounded by mountains and rivers.

It is also a hotspot for celebrities to spot the Northern Lights in the winter.

The lodge also has a fully equipped, detached Floki recording studio, pictures of which Justin shared via Instagram upon his departure, calling it “the best trip of his life.”

A rep for the hotel and spa noted, “During his time at Deplar, Bieber and his circle of close collaborators disappeared into the quiet brilliance of Flóki Studios, tapping into the inspiration born from seclusion and untamed beauty.”

“Between sessions, they immersed themselves in everything the lodge has to offer—from invigorating cold plunges to fireside sauna sessions, heli-snowboarding, fat biking, and more.”

This wasn’t Bieber’s first time in Iceland as his 2015 music video for I’ll Show You was largely shot on Iceland’s South Coast.