Joe Jonas discusses writing new album during his personal struggles

xperimented with different producers and engineers, switching up his typical collaborators to create something fresh.

“I think the person who’s driven the growth in my music is … not different songwriters or collaborators — it’s me,” Jonas says. “I think the really powerful part of it has been that I believe when you switch up the vibe, literally and sonically, it changes the lens. And it changes what comes out from you as the creator.”

Joe Jonas’ journey toward “Music for People Who Believe in Love” has been a reflective, introspective one. The album represents him taking a step back to look at his life, appreciating the good moments while acknowledging and working through the tough ones. Music has always been a cathartic outlet for him, and it seems with this album, he’s found a way to process his emotions, experiences, and growth in a way that connects deeply with his fans.

As he embarks on this new chapter in his musical career, it’s clear that Joe Jonas is not just a musical artist but also a storyteller, sharing his journey through his songs. He might have faced his lowest point, but he’s emerged stronger, wiser, and ready to create music that resonates with those who believe in love, hope, and the power of music to heal and uplift. With this album, Joe Jonas invites us all to join him on this journey and find our own stories within the music.