List of songs written and produced by Nick Jonas

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The following list is a discography of production by Nick Jonas , an American singer and record producer. It includes a list of songs produced, co-produced and written sorted by year, artist, album and title.

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Songwriting and production credits

TitleYearArtistAlbumNotes
"Jump Shout" [1] 2006 Tiffany Giardina We've Got ChristmasWriter
"Time For Me To Fly" Jonas Brothers It's About Time Writer
"One Day at a Time"
"Mandy"
"You Just Don't Know It"
"Underdog"
"7:05"
"Please Be Mine"
"Don't Tell Anyone"
"SOS"2007 Jonas Brothers Jonas Brothers Writer
"Hold On"
"Goodnight and Goodbye"
"That's Just the Way we Roll"
"Hello Beautiful"
"Still in Love with You"
"Australia"
"Games"
"When You Look Me in the Eyes"
"Inseparable"
"Just Friends"
"Hollywood"
"Take a Breath"
"Out of This World"
"La La Land"2008 Demi Lovato Don't Forget Writer, producer
"Get Back"
"On The Line"
"Don't Forget"
"Gonna Get Caught"
"Two Worlds Collide"
"Back Around"
"Behind Enemy Lines"
"BB Good" Jonas Brothers A Little Bit Longer Writer
"Burnin' Up"
"Shelf"
"One Man Show"
"Lovebug"
"Tonight"
"Can't Have You"
"Video Girl"
"Pushin' Me Away"
"Sorry"
"Got Me Going Crazy"
"A Little Bit Longer"
"Live to Party"
"Infatuation"
"Over You"2009 Honor Society Fashionably Late Writer, producer
"My Own Way"
"Sing For You"Writer
"Rock With You"
"Stop The World" Demi Lovato Here We Go Again Writer
"Love Is On Its Way" Jonas Brothers Music from the 3D Concert Experience Writer
"World War III" Lines, Vines and Trying Times Writer
"Paranoid"
"Fly with Me"
"Poison Ivy"
"Hey Baby"
"Before the Storm"
"What Did I Do to Your Heart"
"Much Better"
"Black Keys"
"Don't Charge Me for the Crime"
"Turn Right"
"Don't Speak"
"Keep It Real"
"L.A. Baby (Where Dreams Are Made Of)"2010 Jonas L.A. Writer
"Your Biggest Fan"
"Things Will Never Be the Same"
"Fall"
"Drive"
"Invisible"
"Make It Right"
"Set This Party Off"
"One Day" [2] 2011 Charice Infinity Writer, producer
"My Time" [3] Gabrielle GiguereProducer
"Safe To Believe" [4] 2012 Delta Goodrem Child of the Universe Writer
"Reaching For Something" [5]
"This Is Where We Belong" [5]
"Love You Forever" [6] 2013 Zendaya Zendaya Writer, producer
"First Time" Jonas Brothers LiVe Writer, producer
"Pom Poms"
"Neon"
"The World"
"Wedding Bells"
"What Do I Mean"
"Found"
"Parachute" [7] 2014 Olivia Somerlyn Writer, producer
"Breathe in Breathe out" [5] Tich Writer
"Sunday Morning" [8] 2016 Kevin Hart Kevin Hart: What Now? (The Mixtape Presents Chocolate Droppa) Writer
"Ready For Ya"2017 Demi Lovato Tell Me You Love Me Writer
"Sucker"2019 Jonas Brothers Happiness Begins Writer
"Cool"
"Only Human"
"I Believe"
"Used to Be"
"Every Single Time"
"Don't Throw It Away"
"Love Her"
"Happy When I'm Sad"
"Trust"
"Strangers"
"Comeback"
"Jersey" Music from Chasing Happiness
"Runaway" Sebastián Yatra, Daddy Yankee, Natti Natasha, Jonas Brothers Dharma [9]
"Lonely" Diplo, Jonas Brothers Diplo Presents Thomas Wesley, Chapter 1: Snake Oil
"Like It's Christmas" Jonas Brothers
"What A Man Gotta Do"2020
"X" Jonas Brothers, Karol G
"Five More Minutes" Jonas Brothers
"HER" [10] 2021Jordan Mcgraw
"Remember This" Jonas Brothers
"Who's in Your Head"
"Mercy" Space Jam: A New Legacy [11]
"Maan Meri Jaan (Afterlife)" [12] 2023Nick Jonas, King
"Wings" Jonas Brothers The Album
"Waffle House"
"Miracle"
"Montana Sky"
"Sail Away"
"Americana"
"Celebrate!"
"Vacation Eyes"
"Summer In The Hamptons"
"Summer Baby"
"Little Bird"
"Walls" Jonas Brothers, Jon Bellion
"I Hate Love" Kelly Clarkson, Steve Martin Chemistry
"Do It Like That" Tomorrow X Together

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