2016 studio album by I Prevail
Lifelines Released October 21, 2016 Recorded 2014–2015 Genre Length 43 :48 Label Fearless Producer "Scars" Released: July 1, 2016 "Stuck in Your Head" Released: August 12, 2016 "Alone" Released: October 2016 "Come and Get It" Released: May 13, 2017 "Lifelines" Released: August 2017
Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating New Noise Magazine [ 3] Rock Sound 7/10[ 4]
Lifelines is the debut studio album by American rock band I Prevail . It was released on October 21, 2016 via Fearless Records .[ 5] [ 6] "Scars" was released as their first single from the album.[ 7]
The album charted at number 15 on the Billboard 200 , selling 19,500 copies in its first week. It had sold about 93,000 copies in the US alone as of September 2017.[ 8] It is their only album to receive a certification award, being certified gold by Music Canada in September 2021.
"Come and Get It" was the official theme song for NXT TakeOver: Orlando in 2017[ 9] and All Elite Wrestling 's All Out [ 10] in 2019. "Lifelines" was used in a video package for The Young Bucks vs. Lucha Brothers match, at All Out.[ 11] [ 12]
Title 1. "Scars" 3:49 2. "Stuck In Your Head" 3:34 3. "Lifelines" 3:21 4. "Come And Get It" 3:01 5. "Chaos" 3:32 6. "Alone" 3:41 7. "Outcast" 3:04 8. "RISE" 3:14 9. "Already Dead" 2:40 10. "Pull the Plug" 3:17 11. "One More Time" 3:13 12. "My Heart I Surrender" 3:27 13. "Worst Part of Me" 3:52 Total length: 43:48
Walmart bonus track Title 14. "Come and Get It (live version)"
I Prevail[ 13] Brian Burkheiser – clean vocals Eric Vanlerberghe – unclean vocals , clean vocals on "Lifelines" Dylan Bowman – rhythm guitar, backing vocals Steve Menoian – lead guitar Tony Camposeo – bass guitar Lee Runestad – drums Production BJ Perry – production, additional clean mixing John Pregler – production Drew Fulk – additional production David Bendeth – mixing Ted Jensen – mastering at Sterling Sound, New York, NY Jesse Josefsson – additional programming
Management Rick Smith and Dana Haddad for Wildjustice Music Justin Hirschman – worldwide booking for Artist Group International Bob Becker and Chris Foitle – A&R Kristin Biskup – project management Artwork Dan Mumford – illustrations Sage LaMonica – album design
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