Nick Jonas And Mustard Have An EDM Hit On Their Hands With ‘Anywhere’

It's been a eternity since we've gotten new music from Nick Jonas (actually just eight months, however whichever, and he must've heard our sobs for more because he's finally back with a brand new song.


For his first release this year, Jonas joined forces with prolific producer DJ Mustard, who's apparently changed his name and right now goes by just plain ol' Mustard. Though he's mostly known for his booming hip-hop production — he's crafted beats for each person from Rae Sremmurd to Rihanna — Mustard understands a thing or two about building a solid pop song. On "Anywhere" — which was co-written by Anderson .Paak — Mustard whips up some atmospheric synths, giving Jonas a cool backdrop to croon about lost love. "You would be anywhere now, it ain't hard to be able to see / I'll be your light, in the event you mention the words for me," he sings on the sweet, upbeat chorus, right because the bass drops. Keep this one on hand for the summertime.


Jonas's last album was 2016's Last Year Was Complicated, yet he did bless us with a couple new singles last year, like "Remember I Told You" with Anne-Marie and Mike Posner. There was also the EDM earworm "Find You," and his Fifty Shades Darker collab with Nicki Minaj, "Bom Bidi Bom." Here's hoping "Anywhere" is just the starting of more new Jonas songs in 2018.