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Where Are You Now (Honor Society song)

2009 single by Honor Society From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Where Are You Now (Honor Society song)
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"Where Are You Now" is a song by American pop rock band Honor Society from their debut album, Fashionably Late (2009), and written by the Plain White T's vocalist Tom Higgenson.[3] It is the thirteenth single released by the band, with the music video released on August 27, 2009, and originally appeared on the soundtrack for the feature film Bandslam (2009).[4][5]

Quick facts Single by Honor Society, from the album Fashionably Late and Bandslam: Original Soundtrack ...

The song is the band's most successful single and signature as a one-hit wonder especially in the Philippines, and included chart MYX International Top 20.[6] Also the song garnered almost 10 million streams on Spotify.[7]

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Composition and lyrics

"Where Are You Now" is written and recorded in A♭ Major, running at 99 beats per minute and duration of three minutes and forty-nine seconds long.[8][9] An interview, guitarist Jason Rosen stated the song as evoking a nostalgic feeling of high school, capturing a moment where one experiences something unforgettable with friends and later reflects on those experiences that shape who they become.[10][11]

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Music video

The music video was released to Honor Society's channel on August 27, 2009. In the video features the band performing the song near a swimming pool. The music video has reached almost eight million views on YouTube.[12] Another video was featured in the music-comedy, Bandslam, where it is used to various scenes from the movie.[13][14]

Track listing

  1. "Where Are You Now" – 3:49
  2. "Where Are You Now" (live) – 3:47

Personnel

Credits are adapted from Apple Music.[15]

  • Honor Society  performer
  • Tom Higgenson  songwriter
  • John Fields  producer
  • Paul David Hager  mixing

Release history

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Cover versions

  • Filipino vocal group the Company released a cover version of the song for their album LightHearted OPM 2.[17]
  • In 2010, Filipino singer Princess covered the song.[18]
  • In 2011, Filipino duo the Lamars covered the song for their EP titled Kung Puede Lang.[19]

References

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