Who We Are (Lifehouse album)

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Lifehouse chronology
Who We Are

Studio album by Lifehouse
Released	June 2007 (Future)
Recorded	July 2006 - March 2007
Genre	Rock
Label	Geffen
Lifehouse (2005)	Who We Are (2007)	—

For other uses, see Who We Are.

Who We Are is the fourth album by American rock band Lifehouse. It is due to be released in June 2007. The band began work on the album in 2006 and announced the release date and title in March 2007^[1].

1 Songs
- 1.1 Confirmed Songs
- 1.2 Rumoured songs
2 Miscellanea
3 References

[edit] Songs

Two songs that are rumored to be on the album are "Crash and Burn" and "The Edge", which have both been played at concerts. "The Edge" is originally from Lifehouse's early days when they were still named Blyss. Wade said that roughly half the songs are (at least) piano driven. Initially, this was misconstrued that this album would be a further departure from the group's first two albums. To reinforce this fact, Lifehouse recently contributed their previously unreleased song "Good Enough" as part of the soundtrack for the Disney film The Wild, which is a very mellow, acoustic guitar driven ballad. The suggestion that the album would be mellower than the previous was quelled by the band later, as they announced that a few songs would "Rock a little harder" than the previous album^[2].

Who We Are is now said to be musically complete by the band.

In blogs by the band, Wade named three songs from the new album as "Signs of Life", "The First Time" and "Who We Are." Soderberg has confirmed that the song "Mesmerized" will also be on the new album.

[edit] Confirmed Songs

"Mesmerized"
"Who We Are"
"Signs of Life"
"The First Time"

[edit] Rumoured songs

"Crash and Burn"
"The Edge"
"Good Enough"

[edit] Miscellanea

The title "Who We Are" is similar to Christian rock group Jars of Clay's sixth album Who We Are Instead, which Ron Aniello (who notably, had previously worked with Lifehouse) co-produced.