Kip Moore and Jewel Working on a Gem Together

Kip Moore’s Wild Ones album will be released August 21st, while his friend, Jewel, has Picking Up the Pieces coming out September 11th. However, neither artist has mentioned a duet with one another…yet.

Kip shared a photo on social media today, captioning the studio shot:

kipmooremusic Love hangin & making music with my good bud @jewel… Insane talent

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Love hangin & making music with my good bud @jewel… Insane talent

A post shared by kipmooremusic (@kipmooremusic) on Aug 3, 2015 at 4:22pm PDT

While it doesn’t appear the collaborative effort will show up on either artist’s new album, the two have performed the song “Separate Ways” on stage together a few times. Any Kip or Jewel fans have some insight to this session? Do tell! In the meantime, watch these two musical sensations duet below.

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