Joe Jonas has officially dropped his highly anticipated solo album, Music for People Who Believe in Love, marking his first individual effort in over a decade, reports upi.com. The 35-year-old artiste, known globally as one-third of the Jonas Brothers, delivered a 14-track collection brimming with heartfelt melodies and optimistic themes.
Fans have already been grooving to pre-released singles “Work It Out,” “What This Could Be,” and “Heart by Heart,” all of which find a home on this new record. The album further expands its sonic landscape with captivating titles like “Woven,” “Parachute,” “Only Love,” and “Constellation,” promising a diverse and engaging listening experience.
Music for People Who Believe in Love features an impressive roster of artistes. Talents like DOMi, JD BECK, Franklin Jonas, Sierra Ferrell, Louane, Tiny Habits and Luisa Sonza lend their unique styles to the project, adding layers of richness to Jonas’s vision.
Speaking to Billboard, Jonas shared the inspiration behind the album, stating, “I have a beautiful life that I’m grateful for. I’ve got two beautiful kids. I’m a happy person, and the music needed to resemble that – but also, the journey to get here… At the core of it, if this (album) helps people through what they’re going through, that’s all I can really wish for.”
While Jonas embarks on this exciting solo journey, his commitment to the Jonas Brothers remains strong. The band recently released Love Me to Heaven in March and is gearing up for a massive tour beginning August 10th.
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