SoulO

SoulO
Studio album by Nick Lachey
Released	November 11, 2003
Genre	Pop, Pop rock
Length	46:59
Label	Universal
Producer	Walter Afanasieff, Gary Baker, Stuart Brawley, Guy Chambers, David Eriksen, Trina Harmon, Nick Lachey, Anthony Little, The Matrix, Steve Power
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Nick Lachey chronology
- SoulO (2003) What's Left of Me (2006)
Singles from SoulO
"Shut Up" "This I Swear"

SoulO is Nick Lachey's debut album as a solo artist, after leaving the boy band 98 Degrees. The album was released in the US on November 11, 2003 on Universal Records.

Track listing

1. "Shut Up" (Nick Lachey, Lauren Christy, Graham Edwards, Scott Spock) 3:23
2. "Let Go" (Lachey, Christy, Edwards, Spock) 3:41
3. "This I Swear" (Theme song to MTV's Newlyweds: Nick and Jessica) (David Eriksen, John Reid) 4:33
4. "Could You Love" (Eriksen) 4:04
5. "Carry On" (Lachey, Guy Chambers) 3:35
6. "You're the Only Place" (Billy Mann, Walter Afanasieff) 4:47
7. "Can't Stop Loving You" (Lachey, Chambers) 3:34
8. "Edge of Eternity" (Lachey, Chambers) 3:59
9. "It's Alright" (Lachey, Christy, Edwards, Spock) 3:09
10. "I Fall in Love Again" (Gary Baker, Anthony Little, Kevin Richardson, George Teren) 4:01
11. "Open Your Eyes" (Lachey, Dan Hill, Keith Stegall) 4:11
12. "On and On" (Lachey) 3:40
13. Think I'm Losing You (Japan Bonus Track)
14. Uh Huh (Yeah yeah) (Japan Bonus Track)

Singles

• August 19, 2003: "Shut Up"
• November 2003: "This I Swear"

Chart performance

The album was expected to be successful because the album was released during the popularity of Lachey's television show, Newlyweds. However, despite being heavily promoted, the album debuted at #51 on the Billboard 200, selling only 28,000 copies in its first week. The album was considered a commercial failure, both in terms of sales and chart performance; the album only sold 171,000 copies in the United States and only stayed on the Billboard 200 for 11 weeks, shortly after debuting at #51 in its first week.

Year	Chart	Peak position
2003	Billboard 200 (US)	#51