14 Steps to a Better You

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14 Steps to a Better You
14 Steps to a Better You.png
Studio album by
Released10 July 2020
Length54:54
Label
  • London Cowboys
  • Chugg Music
Producer
Lime Cordiale chronology
Permanent Vacation
(2017)
14 Steps to a Better You
(2020)
Cordi Elba
(2022)
Singles from 14 Steps to a Better You
  1. "Following Fools"
    Released: 28 September 2018 [1]
  2. "Dirt Cheap"
    Released: 2 November 2018 [2]
  3. "Money"
    Released: 1 February 2019
  4. "Inappropriate Behaviour"
    Released: 17 May 2019
  5. "Robbery"
    Released: 20 September 2019
  6. "Addicted to the Sunshine"
    Released: 31 January 2020 [3]
  7. "On Our Own"
    Released: 17 April 2020 [4]
  8. "Screw Loose"
    Released: 3 July 2020 [5]
  9. "No Plans to Make Plans"
    Released: 30 April 2021 [6]
14 Steps to a Better You track listing
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."That's Life"
  • Oliver Leimbach
  • Louis Leimbach
3:25
2."Robbery"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
  • S. Abrahams
  • J. Pakfar
  • B. Choder
3:43
3."No Plans to Make Plans"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
4:18
4."Inappropriate Behaviour"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
  • D. Haddad
4:13
5."Addicted to the Sunshine"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
4:30
6."On Our Own"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
  • M. Wofford
  • Haddad
3:36
7."We Just Get By"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
  • F. Bornholdt
4:04
8."Money"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
3:58
9."Screw Loose"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
4:14
10."Elephant in the Room"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
  • Haddad
3:52
11."Dirt Cheap"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
  • Wofford
2:55
12."Can't Take All the Blame"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
3:59
13."Dear London"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
4:03
14."Following Fools"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
  • A. Dawson
  • Haddad
4:09
Total length:54:54
14 Steps to a Better You (Relapse) track listing
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."That's Life"
  • Oliver Leimbach
  • Louis Leimbach
3:25
2."Unnecessary Things"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
3:36
3."Robbery"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
  • S. Abrahams
  • J. Pakfar
  • B. Choder
3:43
4."No Plans to Make Plans"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
4:18
5."Still Vulnerable"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
4:03
6."Inappropriate Behaviour"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
  • D. Haddad
4:13
7."Addicted to the Sunshine"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
4:30
8."Dignity"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
3:41
9."On Our Own"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
  • M. Wofford
  • Haddad
3:36
10."We Just Get By"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
  • F. Bornholdt
4:04
11."Reality Check Please"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
3:40
12."Money"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
3:58
13."Screw Loose"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
4:14
14."Popeye Had Spinach"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
2:50
15."Elephant in the Room"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
  • Haddad
3:52
16."Dirt Cheap"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
  • Wofford
2:55
17."Ticks Me Off"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
3:35
18."Can't Take All the Blame"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
3:59
19."Dear London"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
4:03
20."Following Fools"
  • O. Leimbach
  • L. Leimbach
  • A. Dawson
  • Haddad
4:09

Personnel

Adapted from the album's liner notes. [17]

Musicians

Lime Cordiale

Other musicians

Technical

Artwork

Charts

Certifications

RegionCertification Certified units/sales
Australia (ARIA) [22] Gold35,000

Sales+streaming figures based on certification alone.

Release history

Release history and details for 14 Steps to a Better You
RegionDateFormatEditionLabelCatalogueRef.
Various10 July 2020StandardChugg MusicNot applicable [23] [24]
Australia CD CHG020 [25] [26]
LP CHGV020 [27]
New Zealand14 August 2020CDCHG020 [28]
LPCHGV020 [29]
Various13 November 2020
  • Digital download
  • streaming
Relapse (Deluxe)Not applicable [30] [31]
Australia2×LP (box set)CHG025 [32]
New Zealand8 January 2021 [33]

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Notes

  1. All tracks
  2. Tracks 1, 3–7, 10, 12–13