Goo Goo Dolls’ New Single ‘So Alive’ Premieres Exclusively on The Pulse

Frontman John Rzeznik — who usually writes alone — goes outside his comfort zone.

by:
Caitlin Carter
April 7, 2016

Goo Goo Dolls are prepping the release of their 11th studio album, “Boxes,” due out May 6. Following up 2013’s “Magnetic,” the new effort sees frontman John Rzeznik — who usually writes alone — going outside his comfort zone and opening himself up to working with other artists.

His collaborators on “Boxes” include Gregg Wattenberg (with whom Rzeznik wrote four songs on “Magnetic”), Derek Fuhrmann (Wattenberg’s production partner), and Drew Pearson (who has worked with Phillip Phillips and OneRepublic).

The result, according to the band, is “a vibrant, sonically forward-looking album that manages to retain what their legions of fans love about the Goo Goo Dolls — indelible melodies, intimate, heartfelt lyrics, and the anthemic, uplifting vibe of their songs — while pushing new boundaries in terms of sound and production.”

Along with their tour announcement, the band shared the album’s first single, “Over & Over.” Now the four-time GRAMMY Award-nominated band has premiered a brand new song, titled “So Alive,” exclusively on The Pulse.



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