We Want Your Soul

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"We Want Your Soul" is a single by British DJ and producer Adam Freeland. The track made the top 40 charts in several countries,^{[citation needed][dubious – discuss]} and won awards for the accompanying music video.^{[1][unreliable source?]} Freeland described the song as being "about the destructive side of consumer culture".^[2]

"We Want Your Soul" was the first track for which Freeland wrote the lyrics.^[3] The song's verses are spoken by a speech synthesizer, and it also features a sample of Bill Hicks.^[3] The song has been remixed by drum and bass duo Ed Rush & Optical, electronic band Product.01 and Australian dance trio Infusion.

Austrian electronic music duo Klangkarussell created a remix of the song, released in 2011 through the duo's SoundCloud profile before being including in their 2014 debut album Netzwerk.^{[4][failed verification]}

Freeland stated that the Target Corporation had sought to license "We Want Your Soul" for use in an advertising campaign,^[5] which he refused.

CD single

1. We Want Your Soul (Radio Edit) – 3:00
2. We Want Your Soul (Product 01 Remix) – 4:46
3. We Want Your Soul (Infusion Remix) – 6:16
4. We Want Your Soul (Ed Rush & Optical Remix) - 5:50

12" single

1. We Want Your Soul (Club Mix)
2. We Want Your Soul (Acapella)
3. We Want Your Soul (Lock Grooves)

Remix 12"

1. We Want Your Soul (Ed Rush & Optical Remix)
2. We Want Your Soul (Infusion Remix)

• "We Want Your Soul" at Discogs (list of releases)

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