98 Degrees are back and taking control, re-recording their biggest hits and offering fans new music with their new album, 'Full Circle.' As part of the celebration, they stopped by the Hard Rock Hotel New York to talk all about it with Mike Adam.

With over 15 million albums sold worldwide, 98 Degrees are one of the most successful vocal groups of all time, and now they are entering a new era where they own their own work, and work to build a new chapter for fans across every generation.

'Full Circle' features 5 new tracks alongside re- recordings of their biggest hits. "We wanted to kind of give back to the fans what they fell in love with in the beginning, and that was how those songs sounded," Jeff Timmons says of the re-recording process. "They sounded like that for a reason. Now, obviously, throughout the years, our voices have changed and, we've performed them so many times with new inflections on them and we try to change them up, but I also remember being a fan and going and seeing concerts and I would hate when the artists would do that. So we tried to keep the integrity of the originals. And it wasn't easy because times have changed, our voices have changed, production has changed, but we feel like we accomplished it on these."

"And that's the challenge, right? Vocally it's a challenge because we don't sound, as Jeff said, we don't sound like we did back in 1997," says Nick Lachey, "but recreating that track and trying to match that track and find those sounds, and it's trickier than I think we thought it was gonna be going into it. It was definitely a challenge to make it happen, but Jeff said, we're really proud of how it came out and proud of how close we got to those originals."

Hear more about the album and what the four members have been up to during our Audacy Check In with 98 Degrees above.