Jonas Brothers and Miley Cyrus will be joining other stars later this week for a recording session of 'Pass It On', a new song claimed to be 'Disney's version of 'We Are the World'.'
- Apr 3, 2009
AceShowbiz - Jonas Brothers and Miley Cyrus will make a collaboration in a new song called "Pass It On" for Disney, according to E! Online. They will record the track later this week during what is called as all-star recording session with other singers, which are yet to be disclosed.
"Pass It On" is penned by the writers of "Hannah Montana: The Movie" soundtrack "Hoedown Throwdown", Adam Anders and Nikki Hassman. It is said to be a "Disney's version of 'We Are the World'" which tells "about kindness and passing it on".
No words have been shared on when the song will come out. But, E! Online reports a music video for the track will be filmed this Saturday, April 4.
The duet will be the first collaboration project for Miley and Jonas Brothers after she and Nick Jonas broke up earlier last year, and it will emphasize that they indeed have no beef. "Everyone thinks that me and the Jonas Brothers have this big feud going on, and me and Nick are really close friends now. We talk all the time and he's one of my best friends," Miley says during an interview with Ryan Seacrest.
"We don't hate each other," Miley adds further. "We really love each other. He's really cool, and I'm happy we've been able to stay friends."
