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On October 12th, Big Time Rush will release their debut album/soundtrack titled BTR. Here’s the track list and early artwork.

1. Til I Forget About You
2. Boyfriend (featuring New Boyz)
3. Halfway There
4. Nothing Even Matters
5. City Is Ours
6. Worldwide
7. Big Night
8. Oh Yeah
9. Count On You (featuring Jordin Sparks)
10. I Know You Know (featuring Cymphonique)
11. Big Time Rush

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MSN.com posted that the second season of Big Time Rush will kick off sooner than we think. September 24th, to be exact. Check out the information for the season premiere below:

Welcome Back Big Time (First episode of season two.)
Original Air Date: Friday, September 24, 2010 on NICK
Description: The boys return home from their tour to find things have changed at the Palm Woods; Jo flirts with a new guy.
Categories: Series – Children, Comedy
Kids – Other
General – Family/Children

Recently we had the chance to interview singer/songwriter/ actor James Maslow. Continue to read on and learn about James, his music and about his show.
R: Tell us a little bit about yourself?
J: I was born in NYC, but grew up in La Jolla, CA. I love to surf and be active in my free time. Whenever I’m at the beach I feel at home.

R: At what age did you start to sing and act?
J: I began singing seriously when I joined the San Diego Children’s choir at age 6… Might have even been 5!

R: You also write music and play the piano and the guitar. How long have you been playing? What was your first song about?
J: I have been dabbling for about 5 years on both, but I’m still working to get better. I write mostly on piano these days. My first song was about my first serious girlfriend and how we broke up…it’s sad to me lyric-wise, but fun to play and sing.

R: What inspires you to write a song? What is your song writing process? Do you start with the words?
J: All kinds of things inspire me to write. Often it’s out of frustration or sadness when I write ballads and more positive emotions when I write up-tempos – I find those harder to create, though. I usually figure out the hook’s melody and then go from there, adding lyrics along the way.

R: Tell us about the show “Big Time Rush.” Where and when can people see it?
J: Big Time Rush is an upbeat and energetic show about four friends who move from Minnesota to California to become a band. You get to see myself and my three friends make fools of ourselves and perform original songs. Check it out on Nickelodeon Fridays at 8:30pm, usually.

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