Jonas has announced that his second solo album, "Music For People Who Believe In Love," is set to drop on October 18. The album will feature songs inspired by the artist's experiences with fatherhood, friendship, and happiness. According to Jonas, the album is a celebration of gratitude, hope, and love, reflecting on his life from a bird's-eye view and acknowledging the many blessings around him.

Produced by Jason Evigan and Kane Ritchotte, "Work It Out" is an upbeat empowerment track that suggests life goes on and must go on even when facing a crisis. Jonas first teased the song in May by sharing a snippet on TikTok. He described the track as a tool to break the spell of ruminating thoughts and bring himself back to the present.

"Work It Out" has already been performed live at the Jonas Brothers' Calgary Stampede show. During an exclusive preview in his Therapuss interview, Joe revealed and sang the chorus of a soon-to-be-released track for the first time. In a press release, Jonas expressed his excitement about sharing new music that reflects his personal growth and experiences, noting that creating the album was a therapeutic process that brought him immense joy.

Jonas, a former member of the Jonas Brothers and DNCE, has found success both as a solo artist and with his bands. Fans can expect more personal reflections and empowering messages in "Music For People Who Believe In Love." The album, arriving via Republic Records, comes 13 years after his last solo album, "Fastlife," released in 2011.

At the Calgary Stampede, the Jonas Brothers performed "Work It Out" live for the first time. Jonas shared his gratitude for the support on social media, posting a clip of the performance and thanking fans for their enthusiasm. As the release date for the new album approaches, anticipation continues to build. The Jonas Brothers remain on their successful tour, with fans eagerly awaiting the full album's debut on October 18.