Nick Jonas Gets, Well, Jealous On “Jealous”: Listen To The Infectious New Single
Pro Tip: When dating Nick Jonas, don’t post all those photos on Instagram — he’d like you to save a little bit just for him.
Last night, following the single cover tease last week, the “Chains” singer debuted “Jealous,” the first formal single off of his forthcoming self-titled solo album.
Unlike the more murky R&B sound of “Chains,” Nick is taking a turn into bouncier, funkier ’80’s sound on the Nolan Lambroza-produced “Jealous” (which he himself described as “New-agey Lionel Richie” to Billboard), anguishing over his much-adored beauty atop electro beats and a solid, smooth midtempo stomp. “It’s not your fault that they hover, I mean no disrespect/It’s my right to be hellish, I still get jealous!” he cries out on the immediately catchy chorus. As long as radio’s on board, there’s no reason this shouldn’t be a hit.
Listen to “Jealous” after the jump.
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