Steinfeld is joined by DNCE in the official video for their collaboration, 'Rock Bottom', while Jonas finds it hard to get 'Close' to Tove Lo in the visuals for his new single.
- Mar 26, 2016
AceShowbiz - Hailee Steinfeld has released a music video for the revamped version of her "Rock Bottom" featuring DNCE. Hitting Vevo on Friday, March 25, the clip finds the singer in an on-and-off relationship with her boyfriend, played by model John Economou.
The scenes of the couple making out and looking lovey-dovey intersperse with one seeing them fighting and arguing. Joe Jonas and his DNCE mates join Steinfeld later in the visuals, performing their part for a small crowd at a club and asking her to sing with them on the stage much to her boyfriend's dismay.
The original version of "Rock Bottom" appears on Steinfeld's debut EP, "HAIZ", which she put out last year. In an interview with PEOPLE, the "Pitch Perfect 2" actress said that she could totally relate to the tumultuous relationship described on the song.
"I've experienced that relationship in its entirety," she said. "I do feel like there are some songs that really represent a relationship for a relationship, and then when you hear it, you think about that specific relationship, and I have that when I hear 'Rock Bottom'."
Steinfeld's new video isn't the only one that came out on Friday and has a Jonas in it. On the same day, Nick Jonas dropped the visuals for his newly-released single, "Close", featuring Swedish singer/songwriter Tove Lo.
Jonas and his collaborator are also seen in a complicated relationship in their own video. The two sit on chairs that keep pulling them apart as they try to get close to each other. Midway through the clip, their clothes start to unravel and the singers end up rolling around on the floor and showing off some provocative moves in their nude-colored undergarments.
"Close" was released earlier on Friday as the first official single off Jonas' just-announced next solo LP, "Last Year Was Complicated". The follow-up to his 2014 self-titled project is hitting the stores on June 10.
