I Love You

by The Neighbourhood

Overview

The Neighbourhood's debut album, I Love You, is equal parts stadium-sized indie rock and slick electronic pop with a little bit of contemporary R&B thrown in. In other words, it has everything it takes to appeal to a fan of modern pop music in 2013. Especially if that fan is into Maroon 5 and Coldplay, because a large percentage of the album sounds like Adam Levine fronting that band as they turn out one widescreen midtempo ballad after another. Adding some light to the mood are the moments when the band switches up the tempo or scales back on the large-scale arrangements. "Sweater Weather"'s stripped-down verses and almost funky beats add a little sunshine to the sound and Jesse Rutherford sounds more at home bopping along to the rhythms. ~ Tim Sendra

Product Details

Release Date:	04/23/2013
Label:	Columbia
UPC:	0888837049320
Rank:	3294

Tracks

1. How
2. Afraid
3. Everybody's Watching Me (Uh Oh)
4. Sweater Weather
5. Let It Go
6. Alleyways
7. W.D.Y.W.F.M?
8. Flawless
9. Female Robbery
10. Staying Up
11. Float

Album Credits

Performance Credits

The Neighbourhood   Primary Artist

Technical Credits

Jesse®   Lyricist,Composer
Justyn Pilbrow   Producer
Kirk Harding   A&R,Management
Ashley Newton   A&R
Tony "Jack The Bear" Mantz   Mastering
Emile Haynie   Composer,Producer
Marty Diamond   Booking
Carson Donnelly   A&R
Michael Margott   Composer
Bryan Sammis   Composer
Jeremy Freedman   Composer
Erika Alfredson   Product Manager
Zach Abels   Composer
Craig Silvey   Mixing
Chris Mullings   Engineer