There's a mini Disney reunion on Nick Jonas' forthcoming solo album. The former Jonas Brother's self-titled album finds the pop star reuniting with his fellow Disney alum Demi Lovato on a sizzling, heartbreaking track called "Avalanche."
"Avalanche" moves away from the hard-hitting, industrial R&B that is heavily featured throughout the more upbeat songs on Jonas' new album and instead moves for the slow and steady tempo.
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In the verses, Jonas and Lovato take turns with vocal duties, matching emotion before they join together.
"I got pride / I can't hold you back / And if we survive / We'll crash down like an avalanche / Look out now, don't take one more step / Even if we survive / We'll crash down like an avalanche," the duo sing in the chorus, with Lovato's voice sitting stark and high against Jonas, who moves down a register.
"Avalanche" was a much hyped track from Nick Jonas, and the song delivers. Coming in at a snappy three minutes, 17 seconds, "Avalanche" pours a lot of vocal prowess and breakup lyrics into a short amount of time. The song is also a noted mature evolution for both Jonas and Lovato, who previously teamed up for the Disney Channel film Camp Rock.
Listen to Nick Jonas and Demi Lovato's duet "Avalanche" below:
"Avalanche" is a track from Jonas' forthcoming solo debut album Nick Jonas. The album will be released on Tuesday, Nov. 10. The album is being officially led by singles "Chains" and "Jealous."
