Selected items are only available for delivery via the Royal Mail 48® service and other items are available for delivery using this service for a charge. Breakout Song Becomes One of Only 106 Songs to Earn Prestigious Certification in Program’s 65-Year History Everybody’s Watching Me (Uh Oh)” is moody and bitter, using similar themes of “How,” but is also catchy and fearful, like “Afraid.” It follows a rhythm, using a consistent beat and conveying a feeling of being on the run saying “where can I go, everybody’s watching me.”

Columbia Records and Legacy Recordings Celebrating the 10th Anniversary of The Neighbourhood’s Platinum-Certified Debut Album, I Love You., with Release of Commemorative 2LP 12 ” 180g Vinyl Edition on Friday, September 29

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As part of the 10th anniversary celebration, The NBHD's I Love You. will be available online in a "Chopped Not Slopped" remix by trailblazing Houston-based DJ and Grammy-nominated producer OG Ron C. Previously available ten years ago on the urban digital music platform DatPiff, OG Ron C's radical remix of I Love You. will be available on all DSPs for the first time on Friday, April 21. A new "Sped Up and Slowed Down" version of I Love You. will be available on DSPs on Friday, April 28. As part of the 10th anniversary celebration, The NBHD’s I Love You. will be available online in a “Chopped Not Slopped” remix by trailblazing Houston-based DJ and Grammy-nominated producer OG Ron C. Previously available ten years ago on the urban digital music platform DatPiff, OG Ron C’s radical remix of I Love You. will be available on all DSPs for the first time on Friday, April 21. A new “Sped Up and Slowed Down” version of I Love You. will be available on DSPs on Friday, April 28.

I Love You. was originally released on April 23, 2013 on Columbia Records. Columbia/Legacy's 10th anniversary edition of The NBHD's I Love You. will be available on April 21 st on all DSPs. Opening like a dark, suspenseful movie, I Love You.’s first few songs are progressive and slow. The first, “How,” is ambient and spacey, taking its time as moves through electronic sounds. The lyrics tell a story, conveying feelings of bitterness and anger. The next song, “Afraid” is similarly progressive and chill, but uses more beat and is livelier. The song conveys fear, singing over and over again “when I wake up, I’m afraid; somebody else might take my place.” “Afraid” also hints at pop and hip hop beats, which are more prominent as we move through the album. I Love You. was originally released on April 23, 2013 on Columbia Records. Columbia/Legacy’s 10th anniversary edition of The NBHD’s I Love You. will be available on April 21 ston all DSPs.

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