Red Hot Chili Peppers's Anthony Kiedis has said that the band opted to call their new album 'I'm With You'

Red Hot Chili Peppers' frontman Anthony Kiedis has said the band's new album "I'm with you," How this money as they feel the phone is selected.

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The singer revealed that new guitarist Josh Klinghoffer, who was named record and that producer Rick Rubin Song Titles Album name after one of them spoke out.

Speaking to MTV News, Kiedis said of the album title: "It seems pretty open, pretty apropos to where the band is, what the band's doing, how the record wants to be related to, or related with. It's open, and there's not really a negative connotation. It's inviting."

Kiedis continued: "We thought of calling it a song title off the record, and when I mentioned that to Rick [Rubin], he said, 'That just makes it seem like we don't have enough ideas."

He then revealed that the new guitarist Klinghoffer,, which in 2009 replaced longtime player John Frusciante came with the title.

He added: "Josh showed up one day, maybe a day before there was some sort of deadline for a title, and he wrote ['I'm With You'] on a piece of paper and we all kind of put our eyes on it at the same time and went: 'That is the title of our record.'"

The first single from the album 'The Adventure Of Raindance Maggie' will released on 18th July 2011. 'I'm With You' is due for release on August 30.