The "Jealous" hitmaker says he enjoys doing unconventional things, and thanks to streaming services, he does not need to stick to a traditional album model now, reported Contactmusic.
"At first there was a little fear in this new, very progressive way that people were receiving and listening to music, how it was going to affect us in compensation as artists, as songwriters, as producers but also how it would change the traditional album model.
"I can sort of experiment with different things and sort of jump around a bit and be a bit of a scatterbrain creatively, which is exciting. I think this new age in music is something to embrace and it just empowers everybody," Jonas says.
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