Interested to craft Hip-Hop songs, Jonas Brothers want to make a collaboration with a rapper, 'who has some real meaningful lyrics', naming Common and Lupe Fiasco in their wish list.
- Mar 5, 2009
AceShowbiz - Jonas Brothers share more on what they plan to do and what they have already finished for their new album, hinting to cook up Hip-Hop materials for the record. "There's a song we wrote recently and we were thinking ... it does sound different and kind of strange, and [we'd like to work with] a rapper who has some real meaningful lyrics," Nick Jonas tells MTV.
Emphasizing their desire to make a Hip-Hop album, Joe Jonas says, "We have a hip-hop bone in us somewhere." Meanwhile, on with whom they want to team up to bring in the R&B sounds, Nick states, "[Someone who] has some real depth to what he's saying - someone like a Common or a Lupe Fiasco or a Mos Def. Someone who takes more of a spoken-word approach. That'd be really cool."
Starting their recording sessions during their summer tour in 2008, Joe explains that their music has grown up along with them. "As we get older, so does our music. There's a lot more horns and it's really fun. I think people are going to be able to jam out to it in their cars or their mom's cars or their boom boxes," he claims.
In related news, Nick, Joe and Kevin Jonas plan to announce tour dates for their first world roadshow on March 11. In the meantime, they will next be seen performing in Texas, Bahamas, London and Utah. Fans can log on to their MySpace for more details about their upcoming shows.
