Apple Crumble (song)

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"Apple Crumble"
Apple Crumble by Lime Cordiale and Idris Elba.webp
Single by Lime Cordiale and Idris Elba [lower-alpha 1]
from the EP Cordi Elba
Released24 September 2021
Recorded2021
Genre Indie pop
Label
  • Chugg Music
  • 7Wallace Music
Songwriter(s)
Producer(s) Dave K. Haddad
Lime Cordiale singles chronology
"No Plans to Make Plans"
(2019)		"Apple Crumble"
(2021)		"What's Not to Like"
(2021)
Idris Elba singles chronology
"New Breed"
(2019)		"Apple Crumble"
(2021)		"What's Not to Like"
(2021)
  • Oliver Leimbach
  • Louis Leimbach
Studio albums
Extended plays
Singles
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