One More Light is Linkin Park's seventh studio album, released on 19 May 2017 through Warner Bros. Records and Machine Shop. It follows The Hunting Party and is the first of their records to carry a title track, chosen because the band saw that song as the heart of the album. Brad Delson and Mike Shinoda produced it, with sessions running from September 2015 to February 2017.

This is the band's most pop-minded record, a clear step away from the alternative rock and metal of earlier work. Guests include Pusha T, Stormzy and Kiiara, and writers such as Julia Michaels, Justin Tranter and Eg White helped shape the songs. Reviews were mixed, and it was the last album with Chester Bennington, who died two months after its release, and drummer Rob Bourdon. It still reached number one on the Billboard 200, so it makes a fascinating, bittersweet listen.

One More Light: tracklist, credits and charts

10 tracks · 35:19

Tracklist

  1. 1Nobody Can Save MeDelson, Green, Shinoda3:45
  2. 2Good GoodbyeBelief, Delson, T, Shinoda, Stormzy3:31
  3. 3Talking to MyselfDelson, Ilsey, Rotem, Shinoda3:51
  4. 4Battle SymphonyDelson, Green, Shinoda3:36
  5. 5InvisibleJustin Parker and Mike Shinoda3:34
  6. 6HeavyBennington, Delson, Michaels, Shinoda, Tranter2:49
  7. 7Sorry for NowMike Shinoda3:23
  8. 8Halfway RightBennington, Delson, Golan, Shinoda3:37
  9. 9One More LightMike Shinoda and Francis White4:15
  10. 10Sharp EdgesDelson, Ilsey, Shinoda2:58
Produced by
Andrew Bolooki, Brad Delson, Jon Green, Mike Shinoda, Belief, Andy Jackson, Jonathan “J.R.” Rotem, Belief, Andrew Dawson, RAC, Emily Wright, blackbear, Andrew Goldstein, Keenan, Alexander Spit
Recorded at
Larrabee Sound North, Sphere Studios, The Pool, The Warehouse Studio, Matrix Studios, Larrabee, Van Nuys, California, Sphere, Los Angeles, California, The Pool Recording Studio, London, UK, The Warehouse, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Recorded
September 2015 – February 2017
Mixed by
Serban Ghenea, Manny Marroquin
Mixed at
MixStar Studios, Larrabee Sound North
Engineered by
Ethan Mates, Josh Newell, Mike Shinoda, Fraser T. Smith
Label
Warner Bros. Records
Length
35:19

Line-up

  • Rob Bourdon · drums (drum set)
  • Brad Delson · guitar
  • David Michael Farrell · bass guitar
  • Jon Green · guitar, bass guitar, background vocals · guest
  • Mike Shinoda · keyboard, vocals, lead vocals, background vocals
  • Chester Bennington · lead vocals, guitar, background vocals
  • Pusha T · vocals · guest
  • Stormzy · vocals · guest
  • Andy Jackson · guitar · guest
  • Ilsey · background vocals · guest
  • Belief · keyboard · guest
  • Kiiara · vocals · guest
  • Ross Golan · background vocals · guest
  • Eg White · piano, guitar · guest

Singles

  • “Heavy” · 16 February 2017
  • “Talking to Myself” · 25 July 2017
  • “One More Light” · 3 October 2017

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
US Billboard 200 · 2017–20181
UK Albums Chart · 2017–20184
Austrian Albums · 2017–20181
Belgian Albums (Flanders) · 2017–20181
Canadian Albums (Billboard) · 2017–20181
Czech Albums · 2017–20181
Hungarian Albums · 2017–20181
Swiss Albums · 2017–20181
Swiss Albums (Romandie) · 2017–20181
US Alternative · 2017–20181
All 37 charts
US Top Rock Albums · 2017–20181
Finnish Albums · 2017–20182
German Albums · 2017–20182
Portuguese Albums · 2017–20182
Slovak Albums (ČNS IFPI) · 2017–20182
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 2017–20183
Belgian Albums (Wallonia) · 2017–20183
Croatian International Albums (HDU) · 2017–20184
Italian Albums · 2017–20184
Korea Int · 2017–20184
New Zealand Albums · 2017–20184
Dutch Albums · 2017–20185
Scottish Albums · 2017–20185
Danish Albums · 2017–20186
Ireland 2 · 2017–20186
Japanese Albums (Oricon) · 2017–20186
Spanish Albums · 2017–20186
Japan Hot Albums (Billboard Japan) · 2017–20187
Polish Albums · 2017–20187
Swedish Albums · 2017–20187
Norwegian Albums · 2017–20188
US Tastemaker · 2017–20188
French Albums · 2017–201814
Mexican Albums (Top 100 Mexico) · 2017–201818
Latvian Albums (LaIPA) · 2017–201834
Greek Albums (IFPI Greece) · 2017–201843
Korea · 2017–201848

Certifications

RegionCertification
Austria · 2019Gold
Canada · 2024Platinum
Denmark · 2023Gold
France · 2020Gold
Germany · 2017Gold
Hungary · 2017Gold
Italy · 2018Platinum
New Zealand · 2019Gold
Poland · 2023Gold
United Kingdom · 2018Gold
United States · 2019Gold

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186k
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11 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
19 May 2017XWWarner Bros. Records093624913221original
19 May 2017XEMachine Shop Recordings093624913245original
19 May 2017XWWarner Bros. Records093624913214original
19 May 2017JPWarner Bros. Records4943674261888original
19 May 2017USMachine Shop Recordings093624912606original
19 May 2017USMachine Shop Recordings093624913238original
19 May 2017XEMachine Shop Recordings093624913238original
19 May 2017CNWarner Bros. Records093624911210original
19 May 2017GBWarner Bros. Records093624913238original
19 May 2017USWarner Bros. Records093624911951original
2020XEMachine Shop Recordings093624913238other
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