- Boyfriend
- In Another Life
- Beautifully Broken
- L.O.V.E.
- Coming Back For More
- Dancing Alone
- Burning Up
- Catch Me When I Fall
- I Am Me
- Eyes Wide Open
- Say Goodbye
- Kicking And Screaming [Bonus Track]
- Fall In Love With Me [Bonus Track]
- Get Nasty [Bonus Track]

Album Profile :

Genre: Pop/Rock
Released: October 18, 2005 (U.S.)
Label: Geffen
Producer(s): John Shanks

Album Trivia : (I Am Me)

I Am Me is the second album by singer Ashlee Simpson.

On December 15, I Am Me was certified Platinum by the RIAA for its shipments of over 1 million copies in the U.S. (as of April 2006, it had sold 884,000 copies).
A new single from Simpson, “Invisible”, was reportedly going to be included on a re-release of I Am Me in mid-2006, but this has not come to pass and does not appear likely.

I Am Me was released about fifteen months after Autobiography, which was released in July 2004. Following Simpson’s concert tour from February to April 2005, she says that she was supposed to take a month off, but began working on the album early; as she said, “I got home and got bored, so I called John Shanks and was like, ‘Can I come in the studio? Let’s get a head start so the record company’s not asking for the record right away or anything.’”

Initially, the first single was planned to be “L.O.V.E.”, and the album was going to be titled In Another Life. Soon after these things were announced, however, the first single was changed to “Boyfriend” and the album title to I Am Me.

To promote the album and single, Simpson began touring on September 21 in Portland, Oregon, with another stage of the tour starting on November 9 in Portland, Maine. During 2006 she performed on several dates in the spring; in early May she performed at SunFest in West Palm Beach, Florida. Subsequently she embarked on a major summer tour, the L.O.V.E.

A BBC review of the album was positive, calling it “confident yet searching” and saying that it “flirts with 80s production throughout and produces a more mature, tighter sound than some of her peers.”
I Am Me debuted at number one on the Billboard 200, as did its predecessor, Autobiography; however, I Am Me did not achieve the same level of success as Autobiography. Whereas Simpson’s first album sold 398,000 copies its first week of release in the U.S., I Am Me sold only about 220,000.

- Autobiography
- Pieces Of Me
- Shadow
- La La
- Love Makes The World Go Round
- Better Off
- Love Me For Me
- Surrender
- Unreachable
- Nothing New
- Giving It All Away
- Undiscovered
- Harder Everyday
- Sorry
- Endless Summer

Album Profile :

Genre: Pop rock
Released: July 20, 2004 (North America)
Label: Geffen
Producer(s): John Shanks

Album Trivia :

Autobiography is the debut album by American pop rock singer Ashlee Simpson.

The album outsold In This Skin, the most successful album of Ashlee Simpson’s sister, pop music singer Jessica Simpson, and went triple platinum.

In October 2004, the album became the subject of negative publicity when Simpson appeared to be lip syncing during a performance on the television show Saturday Night Live.

Simpson described the process of writing the album’s twelve songs as being similar to keeping a diary, and before the album’s U.S. release she said that “My inspiration came from what I have gone through in the past three years. Every single day I was thinking of what I was going through and would write songs about it.”

In the U.S., Autobiography was 2004′s biggest debut album by a female artist, and in September the RIAA gave the album a triple platinum certification.

Simpson’s success in album sales with Autobiography compares favorably with that of her sister Jessica, who, despite having several hits since 1999, has not as of 2006 had a number one album.

In a 2004 interview, Simpson said that when she began seeking a recording contract record labels would not meet with her because they thought she just wanted “to be like her sister”

Simpson said of making the album: “It’s a lot of work. From finding the right label to the actual recording, it took about nine months, then it was followed by the publicity work.”