James Maslow

And that's the cool part about Vegas.

When I was living here in Summerlin, man, there's some of the best food ever because the Vegas chefs have their own restaurants.

Right.

But you get it off the Strip, you get a better environment.

You don't have people, like, smoking and gambling right next to you while you're eating.

And it's, like, at least half the price.

I'm very excited.

And again, part of moving to Nashville is I've been writing more music than I ever have in my life.

And it has re-inspired me as an artist.

In fact, it has forced me to become a better musician.

So I'm surrounded by the best in the world, bar none.

There's great musicians everywhere.

But there's something about Nashville where there is just an emphasis on understanding the number system or playing an instrument, musicality.

The song has to sound good on a guitar or piano before you even go into production.

And it's just become fun for me again.

And that's been like a year and a half now.

So while, of course, I still write for Big Time Rush, we've only released one song in the last year.

And we are going to work on a new album.

We're going to have more music.

But if you're writing like I am three times a week on average, there's a lot more story there, a lot more music.