Joe Flip "I'm not trying to come for anyone on this album," the singer said Darren Gerrish/Getty Joe Jonas is steering clear of the drama with his new album In an interview with Billboard published on By Carly Thomas Associate Editor Joe Jonas isn drama with his upcoming album Music for People Who Believe in Love The singer told Billboard during a recent interview that he’s “not
Joe Flip In an interview went into this album was thinking more about live music I listened to a lot of Isaac Hayes [My] live band, the Lemon Squares, we lean a little bit '70s soul, and Isaac The Jonas Brothers member, 35, said that he was “not trying to come for anyone” on his second solo album, Music for People Who Believe in Love, in an interview his new album, Joe said Joe Jonas wants to open up about his life changes over the past few years — including his divorce from Sophie Turner — on his new solo album, but he isn’t going to tear anyone apart in the Joe Rogan is once again voicing his doubts over with 11 percent of American kids under 17 years old diagnosed with the condition compared to one percent of their French and British counterparts
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