Happiness Begins

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Happiness Begins

Happiness Begins is the fifth studio album by the Jonas Brothers, released on June 7, 2019 by Republic Records. It is their first album since 2013's Live, and first studio album since 2009's Lines, Vines and Trying Times. It was preceded by their comeback single "Sucker" as well as "Cool". It debuted atop the US Billboard 200 with the largest sales week for an album since 2017. -Wikipedia

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  • Pitchfork

    The former teen heartthrobs’ first album in almost 10 years is by no means extraordinary, but it’s a respectable showing from a group that has long deserved more respect than they got.  

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  • Vulture

    A lot of charm. 

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  • Consequence of Sound

    A record that makes up for its lack of pop innovation with personal emotion.  

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  • Refinery29

    Happiness Begins is love and harmony without too much lust or debauchery.  

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  • Variety

    Living up to its good-cheer-promising title, this resumption proves we weren't just imagining how good their pop chops were in the 2000s. 

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  • Idolator

    Expertly written and performed, the Jonas Brothers really pulled off an impressive feat with Happiness Begins.  

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  • POP SUGAR

    While the music definitely has some old-school flair, it's also the perfect blend of their solo careers as well. 

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  • The Young Folks

    While these songs don’t exactly break the mold, it’s important that they’re honest and emotional, which is just what the Brothers are striving for in their reunion. 

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  • Berkeley B Side

    Happiness Begins, through and through, marks an incredible return for the Jonas Brothers. 

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  • The Post

    Incredible comeback album. 

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  • IDS News

    “Happiness Begins” is well worth the wait. 

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  • Broadway World

    Is summer heating up or what? I would say so with the Jonas Brothers' newest release! 

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  • Riff Magazine

    Their craft has matured alongside them, giving Happiness Begins an evolutionary edge. 

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  • Celeb Mix

    Is it possible to give this album a higher rating than 5 stars?  

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  • Affinity Magazine

    “Happiness Begins” is a joyous return to the music scene for The Jonas Brothers. 

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  • Kidz World

    Nick, Joe, and Kevin Jonas is back and better than ever with tracks Cool, Sucker, Rollercoaster, and more. 

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  • MTV

    THE LYRICS,THE VOCALS,THE BEAT,THE MELODY,THE PRODUCTION. 

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  • The Red & Black

    The Jonas Brother come back strong. 

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  • Meaww

    The songs are already well on their way to becoming hit tracks, for all the right reasons.  

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  • Exepose

    FULL OF ENERGY AND EARNESTNESS THAT PROVES THEY ARE LOOKING FORWARD. 

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  • 4 out of 5 Reviews

    Happiness Begins careens wildly between ultra-catchy singles and mood-halting guitar ballads. 

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  • Stitched Sound

    The Jonas Brothers came back into our lives and dropped this feel good album that has you dancing to one song and in your feelings in the next. 

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  • PHASER

    Go into this with low expectations, and you’ll come out of it pleasantly surprised but then you’ll forget you ever even listened to it.  

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  • Medium

    If you’re a devotee of the brothers, you’ll probably get more of a kick out of it, and good for you. Otherwise, you’re not missing much. 

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  • Vanity Fair

    The brothers revived their old Disney tween energy while showing how much they’ve grown. 

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  • TIME

    It’s an impressive feat for a band that might have seemed doomed to go the way of Hanson, but it’s also a testament to the public appetite for something that feels at once new and familiar. 

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  • Daily Emerald

    The Jonas Brothers make a grown-up comeback with ‘Happiness Begins’. 

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  • Inquirer

    The now-adult Jonas Brothers — Kevin, Joe and Nick — are making grown-and-sexy music without losing its kiddish charm.  

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  • The Post

    An epic comeback album. 

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  • Sputnik Music

    Cool enough.  

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  • Hollywood Life

    The Jonas Brothers’ comeback album has arrived & it’s 14 tracks of pure music perfection.  

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  • The Breeze

    The boys don’t seem like they’re stopping anytime soon.  

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  • Soundigest

    Jonas Brothers’ Happiness Begins Showcases the Band’s Tremendous Growth. 

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  • Today's Pop Music

    All in all, it’s an album with a diverse number of songs, some are sonically more pleasant than others but I think we’re all just glad to have new music by our favorite three brothers. 

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  • Thomas Bleach

    The material on this record is very reminiscent of some of the later stuff that One Direction were putting out and it’s nice having a strong boyband back in the world delivering some killer tunes.  

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  • Vinyl Boys

    Happiness Begins is a great album especially for a returning album.  

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  • Popdust

    Summarily, it's an unremarkable, safe collection of tracks obviously written by the churning machine of the music industry for use by the highest bidder. But that's all it needed to be. 

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  • A Bit of Pop Music

    Jonas Brothers deliver infectious and carefree comeback album. 

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  • City Pages

    On Happiness Begins, they’re so much sillier, warmer, more arrogant, more enthusiastic, delighted with themselves and each other. 

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  • Kiss 951

    It's been a long road for the Jonas Brothers, who are back and better than ever. 

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  • Strangely Pop Cultured

    Everything about this record, from the announcement to the content, was such a pleasant surprise. 

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  • Album Confessions

    The new album sounds like a natural progression. 

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  • Jakkawi

    The former teen heartthrobs’ comeback album, the first in almost 10 years, is by no means an extraordinary feat, but it’s a respectable pop showing from a group that long deserved more respect than they ever got.  

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  • The Prompt Mag

    This just feels like their victory lap.  

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  • Her Campus

    Needless to say, the Jonas Brothers are back and better than ever! 

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  • Resurget Magazine

    Grab your drink and dancing shoes . . . this is it.  

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  • Newsweek

    The Jonas Brothers seem twice as powerful. 

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  • Digital Journal

    Worth the wait. 

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  • Stereogum

    Jonas Brothers Are Pulling Off One Of The More Impressive Pop Comebacks In Recent Memory. 

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