Music for People Who Believe in Love, Joe Jonas’s long-awaited second solo studio album, dropped on May 23, 2025, via Republic Records, and it’s nothing short of a heartfelt reintroduction. Arriving 14 years after his debut Fastlife, this new body of work reflects a more mature, introspective Joe—one who’s lived, loved, and learned.

The project was born during a songwriting retreat with the Jonas Brothers. What began as a track called “Only Love” quickly evolved into a deeply personal solo journey. With the support of his brothers, Joe embraced this creative detour, teaming up with artists like Sierra Ferrell, Luísa Sonza, and his brother Frankie Jonas. Behind the scenes, a top-tier production lineup—Alexander 23, Dan Nigro, and Oscar Holter—helped shape the album’s eclectic yet cohesive sound, weaving together threads of pop, country, funk, and alternative rock.

The album features 14 tracks, including emotionally charged singles like “Work It Out,” “What This Could Be,” and “Heart by Heart.” Songs such as “Sip Your Wine” and “My Own Best Friend” dive into themes of healing and self-reflection, clearly influenced by Joe’s own life changes, including his 2023 divorce from actress Sophie Turner.

Available in digital, CD, and vinyl formats—some with exclusive bonus content—Music for People Who Believe in Love feels like a love letter to vulnerability. It’s a testament to Jonas’s growth not just as an artist, but as a human being finding peace in his own rhythm.