Category: Matchbox Twenty
“Selling Faith” isn’t a criticism of religion, as some may presume based on its title. In fact this track could have been more aptly named something like ‘providing faith’ in terms of more accurately implying...
Matchbox Twenty is a quartet from Orlando currently consisting of bassist Brian Yale, frontman Rob Thomas, guitarist Kyle Cook and multi-instrumentalist Paul Doucette. All three of the latter have writing credit on their fifth-studio album, “Where...
“Where The Light Goes” is the title track to Matchbox Twenty’s studio album, which hit the marketplace in full, through Atlantic Records, on 26 May 2023. The sole writer of the song in this case...
“Hang on Every Word” is another track from Matchbox Twenty’s album “Where the Light Goes”, which Atlantic released on 26 May 2023, that was produced by industry vet Gregg Wattenberg. And the writer of the song...
With a release date of 5 May 2023, “Don’t Get Me Wrong” served as the second single to Matchbox Twenty’s “Where the Light Goes”, i.e. the album they put out shortly thereafter through Atlantic Records. ...
“Friends” is one of the songs that came out on 26 May 2023, through Atlantic Records, as part of Matchbox Twenty’s album “Where the Light Goes”, also being the opening track on the LP’s playlist. This...
Atlantic Records released “Wild Dogs (Running In A Slow Dream)” on 17 March 2023 as the lead single from Matchbox Twenty’s fifth-studio album, “Where the Light Goes”. And in doing so, “Wild Dogs” marks the first single...
Matchbox Twenty’s Rob Thomas (vocalist) and Paul Doucette (drummer) wrote this song (“Rebels”), with the latter also producing it alongside Gregg Wattenberg. This is the third track on the playlist of the band’s LP “Where...
Matchbox 20’s Paul Doucette and Rob Thomas wrote “One Hit Love” with its producer, Gregg Wattenberg. It is featured on the band’s album “Where the Light Goes”, which Atlantic Records made public on 26 May...
“One Hit Love“, the song that precedes “Warm Blood” on Matchbox Twenty’s 2023 album “Where the Light Goes”, is pretty bleak though at least offers a silver lining of hope. But as for this particular track, which was...
