'Vegas Girl' hitmaker Conor Maynard has revealed how his late night recording sessions got him into trouble with staff at a hotel he was staying at recently.

Speaking to The Daily Record, the heartthrob explained how he had set up a temporary studio in his room at Glasgow's Crowne Plaza with his production and writing team, but their creativity was interrupted several times because people complained about the noise levels:

"The producers behind Can't Say No and Vegas Girl came to my hotel room to do a session with singer/songwriter Ms D. Schedules are so tight and there are not any days off before (an upcoming trip to) America so we've had to do some writing and recording on the road."

"We were blasting songs and trying to get a vibe when there was a knock on the door from hotel security asking us to turn it down... We recorded for two hours from 10.45am - 12.45pm but they still asked us to turn it down."

His latest single, 'Turn Around' featuring Ne-Yo, is currently No.23 in the singles chart, but the position could change tomorrow (November 7) when then midweek update is announced.

Watch his music video for 'Turn Around' below: