Somewhere in the Between is a full length studio album by Streetlight Manifesto, released November 13, 2007. The title was announced on August 22, 2007 on the band's website. Somewhere in the Between is Streetlight Manifesto's first album of original material since their 2003 debut Everything Goes Numb. It also follows their 2006 re-recording of Catch 22's Keasbey Nights. On October 9th, the band posted short samples of the songs "Watch It Crash" and "The Receiving End of It All". They also wrote: "Well, we pulled some strings, begged, pleaded and we are super happy to announce we will be allowed to sell the new record at the Jersey show on the 9th (our beloved Starland Ballroom), four days before it's out in stores and on the web! To show our appreciation to our NJ friends we will be giving out a signed (by the whole band) poster with every single cd sold that night." In October 2007, "Down, Down, Down to Mephisto's Cafe", and "Watch It Crash" were released on a split sampler with Voodoo Glow Skulls. Later that month, "We Will Fall Together" was also released as part of a Victory Records Sampler. The album's first song, "We Will Fall Together", is Streetlight Manifesto's first music video.

Streetlight Manifesto is an American ska band from East Brunswick Township, New Jersey under the creative leadership of Tomas Kalnoky. They released their first album, Everything Goes Numb, which was distributed by Victory Records, on August 26, 2003. The band headlined and sold out their first concert at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey on December 9, 2003. Several of Streetlight Manifesto's members were well known in the New Jersey third wave ska community for their roles in past ska punk bands from that area, primarily Kalnoky's Catch 22 and fellow New Jersey band One Cool Guy. As of 2007, the lineup consists of Mike Brown on alto and baritone sax, Jim Conti on alto and tenor sax, songwriter Tomas Kalnoky on guitar and lead vocals, bassist Peter McCullough, trombonist Mike Soprano, trumpet player Matt Stewart, and Chris Thatcher on drums.

Production Credits David Ahlert (Engineer) Chris Baca (Management) Richard Benbow (String Arrangements, String Conductor) Melissa Dragich-Merritt (Publicity) Martie Kolbl (Project Coordinator) Brian Mashburn (String Arrangements) James Murray (Engineer) Tom Newman (Engineer) Matt Souther (Engineer) John Travis (Engineer, Mixing, Producer) Geoff Walcha (Engineer) Simon Warner (String Arrangements)

Production Credits Richard Benbow (Orchestra) Matt Clark (Engineer) Greg Collins (Second Engineer) Clive Goddard (Engineer, Mixing) Lisa Lewis (Second Engineer) Stephen Marcussen (Mastering) Steve Mixdorf (Second Engineer) Kenji Nakai (Second Engineer) Save Ferris (Main Performer) Bill Uechi (Art Direction, Design) Simon Warner (Orchestra) Nathaniel Welch (Photography)

Energetic, musical, uplifting, happy truly 'skankable' ska-punk is what Reel Big Fish have, and continue to, reel out.