Joe Jonas is set to release his second solo album, 'Music for People Who Believe in Love,' on October 18, marking his first solo project in over a decade since 'Fastlife' in 2011. The album features numerous collaborations, as Jonas sought to incorporate diverse narratives and voices, stating, "We packed it with features". He explained that many songs are written in the third person or involve conversations with fictional characters, enhancing the emotional depth of the work. The lead single 'Work It Out,' released in July, was originally intended for the Jonas Brothers, but he obtained their approval to use it for his solo venture. Collaborators on the album include Alexander 23, MUNA's Josette Maskin, Jason Evigan, Tommy English, and Paris Carney. Jonas emphasized that while he is pursuing a solo career, the project is a personal expression rather than a full departure from his work with the Jonas Brothers and DNCE.