What was the dynamic in the studio without Kevin Richardson there?
Um, it was a little strange at first, the first few days. We camped out and did a studio session in Nashville, TN. We were supposed to be in Nashville for about two weeks. It ended up being about five weeks because of the material we were writing and the progression of the record and how it was going. The first few days without Kevin were a little strange. I have to say, not having Kevin there really allowed us to focus on the music and making the best record that we could. We really wanted to make a record for the fans and for ourselves that really didn’t miss anybody. Vocally, we wanted to have it as strong as it could be and the songs be as strong as they can be. A lot of people know what the Backstreet Boys sound like. It is what it is. We have to continue to sound like that with or without him. Why did you decide to name the album “Unbreakable”? We were actually in New York having dinner at Nobu–it’s a Japanese restaurant in New York. It was all four of us–no managers, no labels
