Hold on to your headphones, fam because Joe Jonas just dropped a Live from Vevo Studios performance and it’s got more feels than your 3 a.m. texts. That’s right, the curly-haired heartthrob is back, solo-style, serving up swoon and soul with his new single “Heart By Heart.”
Recorded in a single take (because Joe is nothing if not dramatic in the best way), this stripped-down session was shot at Vevo’s L.A. studio and feels like you’re secretly spying on an emotional rehearsal. Picture moody lighting, all-black outfits, and just the right amount of sparkle from deep blue and gold stage hues. ✨
Music for People Who Believe in Love… and Joe Jonas
Set your calendars, stream queens. Joe’s new solo album Music For People Who Believe In Love drops May 23 via Republic Records. If the title alone didn’t already have you clutching your heart, “Heart By Heart” is here to make sure you feel every beat. (Yes, pun intended.)
And we’re not done. 2025 is also giving us the Jonas Brothers’ 20th anniversary. Two decades of harmonies, hair flips, and Year 3000 flashbacks. Honestly, what a time to be alive.
One Take, All the Feels
What makes this performance even more iconic? One camera. One take. Zero chill. Joe and his band go full emotional ninja, delivering raw, live vibes that make you forget you’re watching a video and not accidentally eavesdropping on the greatest band practice ever.
Shoutout to Vevo’s Live from Vevo Studios series for giving artists the space to just be. No gimmicks. Just pure, powerful performances. From baby artists to full-blown pop royalty, this is the place where music gets real.
Let’s Talk About This Track
“Heart By Heart” is the third single from the album, following the equally excellent “Work It Out” and “What This Could Be.” And because Joe never does basic, he co-wrote this with Lewis Capaldi, Savan Kotecha (The Weeknd, Ariana), Oscar Holter (DNCE, The Weeknd), and Max Gsus (Kim Petras, Tove Lo).
Expect glistening keys, bounce-worthy beats, and a melody that wraps around you like a hoodie fresh out of the dryer. This song is a whole vibe; romantic, a little melancholic, and totally playlist-worthy.
