Nick Jonas And King Release Moody And Dystopian Music Video For ‘Maan Meri Jaan (Afterlife)’

What do you get when you bring a third of our favorite boy bands and a rising star from India and put them in a song? Nick Jonas collaborates with King on “Maan Meri Jaan (Afterlife)”. This magnetic pop song traverses the globe. Nick’s gorgeous voice is strong throughout and in perfect harmony with King’s vocals. His tone of light and dark vocals over a fusion of moody, snappy pop sounds and traditional Indian instrumentals creates unforgettable pop hits.

“Maan Mer Jaan (Afterlife)” is a remix of “Maan Meri Jaan”. It was the first non-Bollywood Indian pop song to make Spotify’s Global Daily Top Songs chart! King continued his pursuit of success and connected with Nick Jonas. Adding Nick Jonas to this version gives it a new dimension.

Nick Jonas and King Moody on ‘Maan Meri Jaan (Afterlife)’

Nick Jonas is no stranger to being a pop sensation, putting his mesmerizing voice into moody songs.his album Nick Jonas X2 and alien It shows the spectrum of moodiness he puts into his music and vocals. You can also hear his moody, attitude-filled singing in the Jonas Brothers discography.

All of this makes Nick the perfect charismatic pick to continue pushing King’s songs to new heights. Nick contributes not only the English verse and chorus to this song, but also some Hindi lyrics. He shows his love and respect for the culture by singing Hindi and showing ‘What A Man Gotta Do’. And of course his wife, Priyanka.

With verses and choruses alternating between two pop stars, you can see how captivating this song is. King is becoming a force to be reckoned with in the music industry, especially in India. ‘Maan Meri Jaan’ has already taken India by storm without the help of Bollywood. Now “Maan Meri Jaan” (afterlife) goes further.

Dystopian music video for “Maan Meri Jaan (Afterlife)”

You’ll want to get more of this song and trust us, it’s not just the single that’s fun. . The scenery helps set the mood of the song. We see two fascinating artists taking the space and contemplating their roles in a dystopian space. Nick Jonas is in a dark sunset desert and barren rocky landscape. The Water King and the Desert Temple. These landscapes seem to be the only ones left in the world. “Love like a satellite, all the stars lined up, just you and me from now until afterlife,” Nick’s soothing vocals fit perfectly into the lonely landscape.

King and Nick Jonas sing about their soul-powered love following the line “Until death do us part” in their wedding vows. , represents waiting to be reunited with a loved one. It’s up to the viewer to decide if they’re the ones waiting to be reunited with their love in the afterlife. They fill hostile lands with life. Or if they are the ones waiting alive to love again in the afterlife.