Rascal Flatts ‘Experiment’ With Tunes on Upcoming Album

"It's really good," Rascal Flatts' lead singer Gary LeVox tells GAC, assessing the trio's upcoming album. "I mean it's really, really good."

The superstar group is putting the final touches on their second project on the Big Machine Records label, set for release on April 3. The guys hope the album will capitalize on the success of their last release, 'Nothing Like This,' but admit to switching up the creative process a bit.

"It's really exciting for us to get in there and the three of us work on our music together without any outside influence," says bassist Jay DeMarcus. "We love working with Dann Huff. He's going to do the rest of the record and he's brilliant, but it was a really great creative outlet for us to get in there and sort of experiment ourselves and make some of the music ourselves so we're really, really excited about that."

Until their new project drops, Rascal Flatts can be found in the upper-half of the chart with 'Easy,' their duet with British pop singer Natasha Bedingfield. The tune sits at No. 12 this week, poised to become the third consecutive Top 10 single from 'Nothing Like This,' following their No. 1 singles 'I Won't Let Go' and 'Why Wait.'

Although Rascal Flatts have taken a break from the road, the trio will perform 'Easy' with Natasha at the upcoming CMA Awards. The band is nominated for Group of the Year, a trophy they have taken home a total of five times.