Everlife (2007 album)

Everlife
Studio album by Everlife
Released	February 20, 2007
Recorded	2002–2006
Studio	Paramount Recording Studios (Hollywood, California) Glenwood Place Studios (Burbank, California) B. Y. Studios (Venice, California) Coney Island Studios, The Ballroom Studios and Barton: Holt Studios (Los Angeles, California) Your Place Or Mine Recording (Glendale, California) Ivy Studios (Nashville, Tennessee)
Genre	Pop rock power pop pop punk CCM
Length	44:07
Label	Buena Vista
Producer	Matthew Gerrard Adam Watts and Andy Dodd Bryan Todd and Michael "Smidi" Smith Daniel Cage Fred Mollin Jamie Houston Kevan Cyka and Dan Needham Mark Hammond
Everlife chronology
Everlife (2004) Everlife (2007) At the Love Library (2009)
Singles from Everlife
"Look Through My Eyes" Released: 2006 "Find Yourself in You" Released: 2006 "I Could Get Used to This" Released: 2007 "Goodbye" Released: 2007

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	[1]

Everlife is the third studio album by Everlife, and the first and only album on Buena Vista Records released on February 20, 2007.

1. "I Can Love You"* (Cyka, Needham, Amber Hezlep, Julia Ross, Sarah Ross) - 3:50
2. "Heaven Open Your Eyes"* (Cyka, Dan Needham, Amber Hezlep, Julia Ross, Sarah Ross) - 3:24

(*CBA exclusive tracks, meaning only available in Christian bookstores such as Family Christian and LifeWay)

• The CD was originally titled "Now or Never", after the 10th track on the album
• The song "Faded" is a cover of Kate DeAraugo and is co-written by The Veronicas. Also, Cascada did a remix of this song.
• The song "I Could Get Used To This" is a cover originally recorded by The Veronicas for their debut album The Secret Life Of....
• The song "What I Like About You" is a cover of The Romantics's 1980s hit single.
• The song "Find Yourself In You" originally appeared on Hannah Montana Soundtrack and was used in a TV spot for the film Penelope.
• The song "Look Through My Eyes" is a cover which originally appeared on Disneymania 4.
• The song "Real Wild Child" is also a cover which originally appeared on The Wild Soundtrack.
• The song "Go Figure" originally appeared on the Go Figure Soundtrack.
• The song "Angels Cry" originally appeared on Everlife's 2004 second album Everlife but has been re-recorded for this album.
• The song "Heaven Open Your Eyes", which is exclusive to CBA stores, originally appeared on Everlife's 2004 second album Everlife but has been re-recorded for this album.

Everlife

• Amber Hezlep – vocals, guitars (6)
• Julia Ross – vocals
• Sarah Ross – vocals, guitars (6)

Musicians

• Matthew Gerrard – keyboards (1, 8, 10), guitars (1, 8, 10), bass (1, 8, 10), arrangements (1, 8, 10)
• Marco Luciani – keyboards (1)
• Andy Dodd – programming (2, 12), guitars (2, 12)
• Adam Watts – programming (2, 12), drums (2, 12)
• Michael "Smidi" Smith – programming (3, 5), arrangements (3, 5)
• Buck Johnson – keyboards (7), string arrangements (7)
• Kevan Cyka – acoustic piano (13)
• Bruce Watson – guitars (3, 5)
• Dino Meneghin – guitars (4, 14)
• Fred Mollin – guitars (6)
• Dean Parks – guitars (6)
• Jamie Houston – guitars (7), drum programming (7), live percussion (7), arrangements (7)
• Don Kirkpatrick – guitars (7)
• George Cocchini – guitars (9)
• Dan Needham – guitars (9, 13), drums (9, 13, 15), acoustic guitar (15)
• Gary Burnette – guitars (13, 15)
• David J. Carpenter – bass (2)
• Mike Mennell – bass (3, 5)
• Paul Bryan – bass (4, 14)
• Solomon Snyder – bass (6)
• Tad Wadhams – bass (7)
• Mark Hill – bass (9)
• Nic Rodriguez – bass (12)
• Joey Canaday – bass (13, 15)
• Randy Cooke – drums (1, 6)
• Graham Ward – drums (3, 5)
• Herman Matthews – drums (4, 14)
• Denny Weston Jr. – drums (7)
• Greg Critchley – drums (8, 10)
• Kevin Ricard – percussion (4, 14)
• Bryan Todd – arrangements (3, 5)
• Blake Neely – additional arrangements (4)
• Mark Hammond – arrangements (11)

• Dani Markman – executive producer
• Fred Mollin – executive producer
• Matthew Gerrard – producer (1, 8, 10)
• Andy Dodd – producer (2, 12), mixing (2, 12)
• Adam Watts – producer (2, 12), mixing (2, 12)
• Michael "Smidi" Smith – producer (3, 5), engineer (3, 5)
• Bryan Todd – producer (3, 5)
• Daniel Cage – producer (4, 14), additional vocal production (13)
• Fred Mollin – producer (6)
• Jamie Houston – producer (7), engineer (7)
• Kevan Cyka – producer (9, 13, 15), vocal producer (12)
• Dan Needham – producer (9, 13, 15)
• Mark Hammond – producer (11)
• Brian Paturalski – mixing (1)
• Mark Needham – mixing (3, 5)
• Gardner Knight – engineer (4, 14)
• Mark Linett – engineer (6), mixing (6)
• Joel Soyffer – mixing (7)
• Krish Sharma – mixing (8, 10)
• Rob Chiarelli – mixing (9)
• Dave Dillbeck – recording (11), editing (11)
• Serban Ghenea – mixing (11)
• Shane D. Wilson – mixing (13, 15)
• Will Brierre – assistant engineer (3, 5)
• Joe Baldridge – additional recording (11)
• Nathan Watkins – additional editing (11)
• Stephen Marcussen – mastering (1-12, 14) at Marcussen Mastering (Hollywood, California)
• Richard Dodd – mastering (13, 15)
• Lindsey Goldstein – production coordinator (3, 5)
• Steve Gerdes – creative direction
• Tim Hawkins – album design
• Michael Gomez – cover photography
• Sheila Davis-Curtis – make-up
• Michelle Mitchell, Philip McIntyre and Johnny Wright – artist management

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