Everybody's Changing - Island Single

Island Single

"Everybody's Changing (2004 version)"

French CD Single Cover
Single by Keane
from the album Hopes and Fears
B-side "Fly to Me"
"To the End of the Earth"
Released 3 May 2004
Format 7" Vinyl
CD Single
3" Pocket CD
Recorded Helioscentric Studios, Rye, East Sussex
Genre Piano rock, Britpop
Length 3:36
Label Island
Producer Andy Green
Keane singles chronology
"Somewhere Only We Know"
(2004)
"Everybody's Changing"
(2004)
"Bedshaped"
(2004)
Hopes and Fears track listing
"We Might as Well Be Strangers"
(3/4)
"Everybody's Changing"
(4/5)
"Your Eyes Open"
(5/6)

The 2004 version of "Everybody's Changing", re-recorded during the Heliocentric sessions of winter 2003, is Keane's second major-label release during the Hopes and Fears campaign.

The single was released on 3 May 2004, a week before the album, and it sold about 25,000 copies. There were also pocket CDs with two songs and polyphonic ringtones, as well as alternative versions for France, the Netherlands and Germany.

The enhanced CD includes the UK videoclip and wallpapers. This single was only released in Europe and Australia.

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