Joe Jonas isn’t looking to stir up any online drama with his upcoming album Music for People Who Believe in Love. The singer told Billboard during a recent interview that he’s “not trying to come for anyone on” his second solo album,

Joe Jonas recently explained his new album Music for People Who Believe in Love is not a burn book on his breakup with his now-estranged wife Sophie Turner.

Back in 2011 during a Jonas Brothers hiatus, the middle JoBro released Fastlife, a club-aimed rhythmic pop foray featuring contributions from Lil Wayne and Chris Brown that couldn't quite turn the then-22-year-old into a radio star.

Discover Joe Jonas's love life journey, from his past relationships with Taylor Swift and Gigi Hadid to his marriage and family life with Sophie Turner.

Joe Jonas has insisted that he is "not trying to come for anyone" with his new album. The singer is preparing to release his second solo album, Music for People Who Believe in Love, which he previously revealed would be his "most personal" to date.