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Greetings from Your Hometown, released on August 8, 2025, marks the Jonas Brothers’ heartfelt seventh studio album: a nostalgic love letter to their New Jersey roots and 20 years of music-making together.
The album includes 14 tracks and conveys an energy of pop-rock and emotional songwriting, which highlights collaborations with Dean Lewis, Switchfoot, and Marshmello.
Whether it be the singles, such as Love Me to Heaven, No Time to Talk, and I Can't Lose, the singles are already doing well, and one can look forward to ranking them, so to speak, as to their merits on a best-to-worst basis.
Jonas Brothers’ top-ranked tracks from Greetings from Your Hometown
Here are the songs from Jonas Brothers' new album that are most loved by fans and critics:
I Can’t Lose – A triumphant, high-energy single and anthem for the Stand Up To Cancer campaign.
Love Me to Heaven – The nostalgic lead single that sets the tone for the album’s return-to-roots vibe.
No Time to Talk – A catchy, disco-pop-infused track with a “Stayin’ Alive” interpolation.
Slow Motion (with Marshmello) – A shimmering electronic closer that brings a dramatic, danceable finish.
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Lower-ranked tracks on Jonas Brothers' ‘Greetings from Your Hometown’
Loved You Better (feat. Dean Lewis) – A poignant ballad exploring regret and vulnerability; one of the band’s emotional highlights.
Greetings from Your Hometown (feat. Switchfoot) – The title track roots the album’s themes of home and identity with an alt-rock flavor.
Backwards – A moody and introspective mid-album pause that underscores themes of love and reflection.
The least favored tracks from Jonas Brothers' ‘Greetings from Your Hometown’
Heat of the Moment – A deeper cut that hasn’t received the same buzz as the singles.
Bully – A track with an evocative title but lower visibility in early commentary.
Tables – A non-single album opener that’s overshadowed by more prominent tracks.
When You Know – A heartfelt, slower track that’s yet to garner widespread attention.
Waste No Time – A mid-album inclusion that hasn’t been emphasized in promotional materials.
Lucky – One of the album’s lesser-discussed songs so far.
Mirror to the Sky – Closing before “Slow Motion,” but hasn’t stood out in early press
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Ranked list: All songs from Jonas Brothers' ‘Greetings from Your Hometown,’ best to worst
- I Can’t Lose
- Love Me to Heaven
- No Time to Talk
- Slow Motion (feat. Marshmello)
- Loved You Better (feat. Dean Lewis)
- Greetings from Your Hometown (feat. Switchfoot)
- Backwards
- Heat of the Moment
- Bully
- Tables
- When You Know
- Waste No Time
- Lucky
- Mirror to the Sky
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This list is hypothetical and is made based on outstanding singles and initial impressions. Greater clarity over rankings or consensus may be arrived at as the album moves through critics and fans. At this moment, however, it provides a logical and entertaining way to enjoy the album in the direction of its most well-known hits to deeper recesses.
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