Feel Something Lyrics – Joe Jonas & Chloe Bennet

Joe Jonas teams up with Chloe Bennet for Feel Something, the duet that steals the spotlight on the A Very Jonas Christmas Movie soundtrack, out November 14, 2025, via Disney+, and it wraps around you like a shared scarf on a chilly night walk, turning holiday rush into something tender and true.

Jonas has always had that knack for songs that pull at the heartstrings without overdoing it, and here he leans into a warm pop ballad laced with subtle R&B runs, his voice blending seamlessly with Bennet’s fresh, husky tone. They cooked this up during movie rehearsals last summer, channeling the film’s chaotic race-against-time vibe into lyrics about breaking through the noise to actually feel alive—those quiet moments where connection cuts through the frenzy. Bennet, stepping from Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. screens to the mic, brings this grounded spark, making the duet feel like an extension of their on-screen chemistry as the brother’s love interest caught in the cross-country dash.

This isn’t just a standalone; it’s track five on the soundtrack’s 10-song set, a mix of fresh cuts and festive flips that score the brothers’ wild journey from London to New York, dodging delays and mishaps to make it home for Christmas. The movie’s all about family pulling through the holidays’ hidden heartaches, with Randall Park adding comic relief and cameos that keep it light. Think upbeat openers like Like It’s Christmas from the full band, mid-album romps such as Remember When, and this one hitting that emotional sweet spot before wrapping with a group closer. The whole thing clocks around 30 minutes of feel-good escapism, perfect for curling up post-stream.

Joe’s in a great place these days, balancing dad life with those Jonas tours that still pack arenas, while Bennet’s bridging her acting chops with music in a way that feels natural after her Agents days. This collab marks a fun evolution for both, him exploring duets beyond the brothers and her testing vocal waters with someone who’s made a career of them. It’s that rare holiday drop that skips the cheese for something real.