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On the topic of love and family, there’s an impossible to miss heartfelt acoustic melody about fatherhood and their baby girls, titled “Little Bird.' “Deep conversations at the waffle house,” they sing in the chorus.

In the lyrics the brothers reveal that no matter what happens, everything will be figured out when we share a special ordinary moment with our loved ones.

Oh, that’s why some nights we try to kill each other.' “Headstrong father and a determined mother. The trio of Nick, Joe and Kevin released their single “Wings,” with “The White Lotus” actress and super fan Haley Lu Richardson leading in a music video that resembles a “get ready with me” tutorial from heaven.įollowed by their second early released single “Waffle House,” which focuses on the brothers’ competitive dynamic that every sibling knows way too well.

“I got vacation eyes, I’m gonna have them for the rest of my life.' The upbeat drums and the use of a chromatic harmonica elevate the song, making it more engaging and amusing - a jollification of your classic, slow love track. And while their music is focused on that familiar tender feeling, the experimentation into new genres makes it more special and fresh.įrom the get-go with the track “Miracle” we are introduced by a sexy groove with show stopping high- pitched verses, while keeping that carefree vibe they are known for.Įven romantic ballads gain extra spice, such as “Vacation Eyes,” a track with great potential to be a first dance tune at weddings for the new generation. Married with kids, every lyric hides a nudge to their homes. The Jonas Brothers are all about love in their latest project.

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