The Flux Lyrics – Nick Jonas

Read the full lyrics of “The Flux” by Nick Jonas from the album Sunday Best. Here, we have shared the complete “The Flux” Lyrics along with its music video, deeper meaning and song credits.

Nick Jonas, the American pop auteur whose solo career has always walked the line between infectious mainstream hooks and deeply personal lyricism, is poised to deliver one of his most introspective works yet as part of his forthcoming fifth solo album Sunday Best, due February 6, 2026 via Republic Records. Among the project’s highly anticipated songs is a track listed unofficially as The Flux (or Seeing Ghosts), nestled deep in the album’s sequence and already sparking discussion for its evocative title and lyrical promise.

While official press outlets have not yet detailed the song “The Flux” directly, social media reveals it as track 10 on the album’s confirmed lineup — often rendered in snippets of revealed lyrics or working titles accompanying pre‑release teasers. That dual title hint (“The Flux” or Seeing Ghosts) suggests a song rooted in transformation and haunting memory, thematics consistent with Jonas’ recent artistic trajectory.

Sunday Best itself was framed by Jonas at fan‑centered events like his Sunday Best Brunch as a record built around life’s pivotal moments: family, reflection, growth and love in multitudinous forms. The album has already yielded emotionally candid singles such as Gut Punch, a song that wrestles with self‑criticism and vulnerability, emblematic of the introspective tone Jonas is embracing across this era.

Historically, Nick Jonas has balanced upbeat pop firepower with thoughtful storytelling — from solo breakout hits like Jealous and Chains to collaborative outings such as his 2024 duet This Is What Forever Feels Like with JVKE — but “The Flux” promises to push that emotional boundary further. Jonas’ past albums have seen him refine his voice not just as a performer but as an interpreter of his own life chapters: Spaceman (2021) was steeped in distance and connection, inspired by time apart from loved ones during the pandemic, while earlier work fused R&B, pop and electronic influences to express matters of the heart and identity.

Although the official song duration, specific songwriter credits and producer details for “The Flux” aren’t yet in the public domain, Jonas’ long‑time collaborators and Republic Records’ creative ecosystem hint that this track, like much of Sunday Best, blends personal narrative with elevated pop craftsmanship. Across his catalog, Jonas has worked with acclaimed writers and producers who help shape his lyrical world — from Jason Evigan and Danny Parker on earlier solo hits to the dynamic ensemble behind Gut Punch — suggesting that “The Flux” will be similarly textured.

What the title “The Flux” alone evokes — change, instability, the passage between emotional states — fits the album’s overarching motifs: the tension between past and present, seen and unseen, joy and introspection. If early fan snippets hold true, this may well be one of the album’s most resonant pieces, reflecting Jonas’ ongoing artistic evolution and offering listeners another layer of his story just as he enters a new chapter both personally and creatively in 2026.