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Let Me Love You: Ukulele

As performed by DJ Snake Feat. Justin Bieber

Item: 35-DS00373243

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Publisher: Hal Leonard
Page Count: 3
SKU: 35-DS00373243

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About the Artist: DJ Snake Feat. Justin Bieber

DJ Snake is a French electronic music producer and DJ whose work spans hip-hop, trap, and pop production. He gained international recognition through high-profile collaborations with major artists, bringing a distinctive blend of electronic production and contemporary urban sound to mainstream music. His work demonstrates how producers shape modern pop music through instrumental arrangement and sonic texture.

Justin Bieber rose to prominence as a pop vocalist in the early 2010s, establishing himself as a central figure in contemporary pop music. His vocal style and songwriting have influenced a generation of artists working across pop, R&B, and hip-hop genres. In collaborative work, Bieber brings melodic sensibility and pop accessibility to electronic and hip-hop production.

Why we love this

Students gravitate toward this one because the melody sits naturally on ukulele and the arrangement respects the instrument without oversimplifying the song. The pop-rock energy keeps ensemble focus sharp, and the three-page length makes it substantial enough to feel rewarding without becoming a rehearsal commitment.

What to expect

Bright, forward-moving energy with enough electronic texture to feel modern and polished. The song sits somewhere between upbeat pop friendliness and the rhythmic sophistication you'd expect from electronic production, giving it an accessible-but-not-simplistic character.

Who it's for

Ukulele students and ensembles working at intermediate levels who want to explore contemporary pop arrangements. This works well for students building confidence in ensemble playing, or for programs looking to program recognizable material that actually engages serious musicians.

How to get the most out of it

  • Find the groove pocket early in rehearsal rather than drilling rhythm first; once students feel the pulse and pocket, the technical details settle into place quickly.
  • Match the recorded accompaniment's tempo during initial run-throughs, then adjust gradually to a speed your ensemble owns confidently.
  • Shape phrases with awareness of where Bieber's vocal melody would sit; this guides dynamic choices and breath points that feel natural rather than arbitrary.

How to use it

Include this on a concert exploring contemporary songwriting or electronic music's influence on pop. It pairs well with other modern arrangements and gives your program immediate recognition value while showcasing what ukulele ensemble can do with current repertoire.

Skills your students will build

  • Reading syncopated rhythms in pop-rock contexts
  • Ensemble blend and balance with electronic accompaniment
  • Sustaining rhythmic precision across extended sections
  • Voice independence and doubling awareness in larger ensembles

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