I'm with You

I'm with You stands as a pivotal chapter in the Red Hot Chili Peppers' extensive musical journey, marking their eleventh studio album released during the early 2010s. This record represents a significant creative shift for the band, as it was conceived and written primarily while on tour following the massive success of their previous work. It serves as a bridge between their classic funk-rock identity and a more introspective, melodic direction, showcasing the group's ability to evolve without losing their core energy.

Last updated 2026-09-29 from the source article.

Quick Facts

Artist: Red Hot Chili Peppers
Released: 26 August 2011
Recorded: September 14, 2010 – March 18, 2011
Studio: EastWest (Los Angeles, California), Shangri-La (Malibu, California)
Genre: Funk rock, alternative rock
Length: 59:15
Label: Warner Bros.
Producer: Rick Rubin

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Background

Musically, the album reflects the unique chemistry between the established rhythm section and their new guitarist, who brought a distinct sonic texture to the group's sound. The recording process was characterized by a desire to capture raw emotion rather than polished perfection, leading to tracks that feel both intimate and expansive. It is often viewed as a document of a band in transition, exploring new emotional territories while maintaining the funk-driven heartbeat that fans have long cherished.

Track listing

No.	Title	Length
1	Monarchy of Roses	4:11
2	Factory of Faith	4:19
3	Brendan's Death Song	5:39
4	Ethiopia	3:50
5	Annie Wants a Baby	3:40
6	Look Around	3:28
7	The Adventures of Rain Dance Maggie	4:42
8	Did I Let You Know	4:21
9	Goodbye Hooray	3:52
10	Happiness Loves Company	3:33
11	Police Station	5:35
12	Even You Brutus?	4:00
13	Meet Me at the Corner	4:21
14	Dance, Dance, Dance	3:45
Total length		59:15

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Did You Know?

It marks the debut studio album featuring guitarist Josh Klinghoffer as a permanent member.
The album cover features a distinctive, surreal painting rather than a photograph of the band.
Several tracks were improvised or developed in hotel rooms during their world tour.