Big Daddy Weave entered the studio for the fifth time in their decade long career with a singular mission - to create a collection of songs that might somehow communicate the word placed on their hearts to the hearts of those who hear it. It might have been easier to simply try to recreate the success of their previous hit songs, such as "Every Time I Breathe" or "Audience of One." Instead, the band set out to craft the most ambitious and varied album of their career by doing what they've been doing all along - refusing to compromise while stretching the artistic boundaries of what a Big Daddy Weave record is supposed to sound like.

While Every Time I Breathe encouraged people to view every moment as a chance to live in response to the greatness of God, What Life Would Be Like celebrates that response. "Sometimes I think we put the cart before the horse," Mike muses. "We want to see folks act like they're changed, maybe even before God does the changing. But if a tree is healthy, fruit just grows naturally. It's not a forced endeavor, but it doesn't happen all at once. It's a life long process. God is as much concerned with every step of the journey as He is with the destination. These songs were born out of seeing just how badly we still need Jesus. What Life Wo...

Big Daddy Weave entered the studio for the fifth time in their decade long career with a singular mission - to create a collection of songs that might somehow communicate the word placed on their hearts to the hearts of those who hear it. It might have been easier to simply try to recreate the success of their previous hit songs, such as "Every Time I Breathe" or "Audience of One." Instead, the band set out to craft the most ambitious and varied album of their career by doing what they've been doing all along - refusing to compromise while stretching the artistic boundaries of what a Big Daddy Weave record is supposed to sound like.

While Every Time I Breathe encouraged people to view every moment as a chance to live in response to the greatness of God, What Life Would Be Like celebrates that response. "Sometimes I think we put the cart before the horse," Mike muses. "We want to see folks act like they're changed, maybe even before God does the changing. But if a tree is healthy, fruit just grows naturally. It's not a forced endeavor, but it doesn't happen all at once. It's a life long process. God is as much concerned with every step of the journey as He is with the destination. These songs were born out of seeing just how badly we still need Jesus. What Life Would Be Like is a call to me and to everyone else who is sick and tired of same-old-same-old, to learn how to let Jesus live through us."

With What Life Would Be Like Big Daddy Weave has taken a giant step forward both creatively and conceptually. While it hasn't been an easy road to get to this point, the guys insist this next chapter in the band's evolution has drawn them closer than ever.