Thomas Rhett writes a lot of his own music, and has even written songs for other country artists, like Florida Georgia Line's "Round Here" and Lee Brice's "Parking Lot Party." But would he ever write songs for a pop artist?
"Me and Nick Jonas have written some real terrible songs together and some good ones," he laughs in a statement from his label. "But, I don't know, maybe. As my career goes, I think it would be really fun to take a three or four month span where that's all I tried to do. Maybe go to L.A. and, I don't know, try to become friends with Adam Levine, try to get on those records.
"But right now it's been a lot of fun for songs that I know that I'm not gonna cut. I'll send 'em to Jason [Aldean] or I'll send 'em to Luke [Combs] or I'll send 'em to Morgan Wallen or whoever it is and just take a shot in the dark," he continues. "And sometimes they get cut and sometimes they don't. But I think it's the songs that don't get cut that make the ones that do, because I think you have to write and write and write until something that you love a lot comes out.
"And then those are the songs that end up making the record."
