We've been seeing a lot of skin from Nick Jonas lately. Whether its in the pages of Flaunt or on DIRECTV's sure-fire trainwreck binge-worthy guilty pleasure Kingdom*, we've gotten well acquainted with Mr. Jonas' abs.
But what about his voice?
Yes, Nick is a musician, and it turns out his pipes are as nice as his pecs. In "Numb," a single off his forthcoming album, Nick lays down some sensual lyrics over a heavy urban-pop beat reminiscent of Katy Perry's "Dark Horse." Angel Haze spits a stand-out, rapid-fire verse that adds some nice contrast to the mix. It's a grind-worthy track--and we can't wait for the remixes.
Give "Numb" a listen below:
*I'm sorry, I can't. That looks just straight up awful.
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