Kevin Jonas has reunited with his siblings and Jonas brothers bandmates Nick and Joe. (Image courtesy: Associated Press)
London:
Kevin Jonas wakes his wife up at 4 am to play her his new music.
The 25-year-old musician recently reunited with his siblings and Jonas Brothers bandmates Nick and Joe to work on new music and always runs it by his wife Danielle, even if it is in the early hours of the morning.
Kevin told American OK! Magazine: "I play the music for her constantly when we're writing the album and especially at midnight when we're in that mindframe and it doesn't just end in the studio. I'm bringing it home and I'm like, taking her out of bed at 4 am to come listen to a song and I get so excited about it and I want to share that with her."
The Married To Jonas star also revealed he gets most of his inspiration from his wife and tries to make his unmarried brothers understand the emotion behind the songs he writes for Danielle.
He explained: "Anytime I'm in the studio I use her and the moments that we've experienced as the things I'm writing about with my brothers. Even if they're thinking about something completely different, I'm putting myself into a situation that I've been through with her that can relate."
The 25-year-old musician recently reunited with his siblings and Jonas Brothers bandmates Nick and Joe to work on new music and always runs it by his wife Danielle, even if it is in the early hours of the morning.
Kevin told American OK! Magazine: "I play the music for her constantly when we're writing the album and especially at midnight when we're in that mindframe and it doesn't just end in the studio. I'm bringing it home and I'm like, taking her out of bed at 4 am to come listen to a song and I get so excited about it and I want to share that with her."
The Married To Jonas star also revealed he gets most of his inspiration from his wife and tries to make his unmarried brothers understand the emotion behind the songs he writes for Danielle.
He explained: "Anytime I'm in the studio I use her and the moments that we've experienced as the things I'm writing about with my brothers. Even if they're thinking about something completely different, I'm putting myself into a situation that I've been through with her that can relate."
