11 Songs, 41 Minutes

TITLE TIME
Don't Wanna
3:55
Seven Days of Lonely
3:36
If This Room Could Move
3:36
Get Out
3:35
Black Hole
3:38
Beckon
4:14
Change Nothing
3:55
Alive
3:08
Solar
4:51
I'll Be There
3:08
Ickis Wish
4:09
  • 11 Songs, 41 Minutes
  • Released: Apr 29, 2008
  • ℗ 2007, 2008 J Records, a unit of SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT (C) 2008 J Records, a unit of SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT

Ratings and Reviews

4.6 out of 5

130 Ratings

130 Ratings

Must say.....

D.Monroe-Page

I have never heard of I Nine.. they were just in the "New Releases" section of my iTunes when I logged in.. I checked out all of the songs.. and they seem pretty darn good! If you like "Paramore" then it seems to me that you will like this band also. A little bit more "pop-ish" but still great vocals! I have purchased the album and you can't beat the price... so buy it... check it out and ENJOY!

WOW!

celover

I first heard them through the itunes single of the week and after hearing Seven Days of Lonely i bought the other three songs off their EP! i fell in LOVE with this group! They are my new favorite group and everyone should listen to them and if they like them then spend the money and buy their album! You will not regret buying this album!

IT IS FANTASTIC!

a another fine band to be

harinori

by listening to these songs, i can tell they are going to be succesful and are probably going to be famous than ever.

About I Nine

Hailing from central South Carolina, the female-fronted pop/rock quintet I Nine first appeared in 2005, having received a personal invitation from screenwriter/director Cameron Crowe to appear on the motion picture soundtrack for Elizabethtown. The fresh-faced band -- comprised of vocalist Carmen Keigans, cellist/guitarist Bryan Gibson, guitarist Brian Whitman, and bassist Matt Heath -- had formed one year prior in Orangeburg, a sleepy town whose scant population required I Nine to play most of their early gigs in nearby Columbia. Seeking to pursue their craft in a more urban environment, the quintet soon relocated to Atlanta, GA, where they contributed to the Elizabethtown soundtrack and released their Live EP in 2005. Two years later, I Nine released the radio single "Seven Days of Lonely" to drum up support for their impending full-length debut, Heavy Weighs the King, scheduled for national release in 2008. ~ Andrew Leahey

  • ORIGIN
    Orangeburg, SC
  • GENRE
    Pop
  • FORMED
    2004

Songs

Albums

Seven Days of Lonely - Single

2007

I Nine: Live - EP

2005

If This Room Could Move - Single

2008

Videos

Seven Days of Lonely

2007

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