Beautifully Broken (album)

Beautifully Broken
Beautifully Broken
	Standard edition cover; deluxe edition features a gold background
Studio album by Jelly Roll
Released	October 11, 2024
Studio	Saxman (Nashville); Little Big (Nashville); Sound of Sterloid (Nashville); Studio Phenix (Nashville);
Genre	Country
Length	64:35
Label	Bailee & Buddy; This Is Hit; Stoney Creek ; Republic ;
Producer	BazeXX; Brock Berryhill; Charlie Handsome ; Zach Crowell ; Devin Dawson ; Ben Johnson; MGK ; the Monsters & Strangerz ; Austin Nivarel; John Ryan ; SlimXX; Ryan Tedder ; Isaiah Tejada; Alysa Vanderheym;
Jelly Roll chronology
Singles from Beautifully Broken
	"I Am Not Okay"; Released: June 12, 2024; "Liar"; Released: August 2, 2024;

Last updated January 14, 2025

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
Pitchfork	6.4/10^[1]
Rolling Stone	^[2]

Beautifully Broken is the tenth studio album by American singer-songwriter Jelly Roll, released on October 11, 2024, through Bailee & Buddy, This Is Hit, and Republic Records. It includes collaborations with Ilsey Juber, Wiz Khalifa and Machine Gun Kelly on its standard edition, and additional collaborations with Ilsey, Keith Urban, Ernest, Russ and Skylar Grey on its deluxe edition. Beautifully Broken was preceded by the singles "I Am Not Okay" and "Liar", with the song "Get By" also released prior to the album.^[3] It became Jelly Roll's first US number-one album.

Commercial performance

Beautifully Broken debuted at number one on the US Billboard 200 with 161,000 album-equivalent units, including 114,000 pure album sales. It is Jelly Roll's first number-one album in the US.^[4]

Track listing

*Beautifully Broken* physical edition track listing
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Producer(s)	Length
1.	"Winning Streak"	Jason DeFord Austin Nivarel Joe Ragosta Rob Ragosta	Zach Crowell Nivarel	3:14
2.	"Burning"	DeFord Z. Crowell Ian Fitchuk Ilsey Juber	Z. Crowell	2:51
3.	"Heart of Stone"	DeFord Z. Crowell Blake Pendergrass Shy Carter	Z. Crowell	3:01
4.	"I Am Not Okay"	DeFord Taylor Phillips Ashley Gorley Casey Brown	Z. Crowell	3:18
5.	"When the Drugs Don't Work" (featuring Ilsey)	DeFord Juber Vincent Pontare Hillary Lindsey Alysa Vanderheym	Z. Crowell	3:23
6.	"Higher Than Heaven" (featuring Wiz Khalifa)	DeFord Cameron Thomaz Phillips Jessi Alexander Brock Berryhill	Z. Crowell	2:49
7.	"Liar"	DeFord Ben Johnson Gorley Phillips	Z. Crowell	3:24
8.	"Everyone Bleeds"	DeFord Ryan Tedder Stefan Johnson Jordan K. Johnson Amy Allen	The Monsters & Strangerz Tedder^[p] S. Johnson^v]	2:22
9.	"Get By"	DeFord Tedder Michael Pollack S. Johnson J. Johnson Jon Bellion	The Monsters & Strangerz Tedder^[p] S. Johnson^[v]	2:40
10.	"Unpretty"	DeFord Tedder S. Johnson J. Johnson A. Allen	The Monsters & Strangerz Tedder^[p] S. Johnson^[v]	2:44
11.	"Grace"	DeFord Juber Fitchuk B. Johnson	Z. Crowell	2:51
12.	"What It Takes"	DeFord Josh Hoge Josh Miller Z. Crowell	Z. Crowell	3:13
13.	"Hey Mama"	DeFord Chris LaCorte Jaxson Free Phillips Pendergrass	Z. Crowell	2:36
14.	"Time of Day" (featuring MGK)	DeFord Colson Baker Z. Crowell Juber Gorley Michael Wayne Atha Brandon Allen Stephen Basil	Z. Crowell MGK BazeXX SlimXX No Love for the Middle Child^[a]	3:11
Total length:				41:37

*Beautifully Broken* digital edition additional tracks
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Producer(s)	Length
15.	"Born Again"	DeFord Devin Dawson Free Steph Jones Vanderheym	Vanderheym Dawson	2:36
16.	"Guilty"	DeFord Berryhill Jessie Jo Dillon Gorley Jacob Hackworth B. Johnson Phillips Ryan Vojtesak	B. Johnson Berryhill Charlie Handsome Denis Kosiak^[v]	2:52
17.	"Little Light"	DeFord Gregory Hein Alexander Izquierdo J. Johnson S. Johnson John Ryan Isaiah Tejada	Tejada Ryan The Monsters & Strangerz Kosiak^[v] S. Johnson^[v]	3:00
18.	"Hear Me Out"	DeFord Dawson Free Jones Vanderheym	Vanderheym Dawson	2:37
19.	"Woman"	DeFord Joe Fox Juber Joe Reeves Geoff Warburton	Charlie Handsome	3:19
20.	"Smile So Much"	DeFord Rocky Block John Byron Christopher Comstock B. Johnson Pendergrass Vojtesak	B. Johnson Charlie Handsome	3:14
21.	"My Cross"	DeFord Fox Juber Vojtesak Warburton	Charlie Handsome Kosiak^[v]	2:12
22.	"What's Wrong with Me"	DeFord Block Byron Pendergrass Vojtesak	Charlie Handsome	3:08
Total length:				64:35

*Beautifully Broken (Pickin' Up the Pieces)* deluxe edition additional tracks
No.	Title	Writer(s)	Producer(s)	Length
23.	"Take a Bow" (with Halsey)	DeFord Z. Crowell Ashley Frangipane Hackworth Lindsey Pendergrass	Z. Crowell	3:40
24.	"Don't Want To" (with Keith Urban)	DeFord Fox Juber Reeves Warburton	Charlie Handsome	3:18
25.	"Devil Down" (with Ernest)	DeFord Berryhill Dillon Hackworth Phillips	B. Johnson Berryhill	2:16
26.	"Really Gone" (with Russ)	DeFord Block Byron Pendrgrass Russell Vitale Vojtesak	Charlie Handsome Russ^[a]	3:05
27.	"Past Yesterday" (with Skylar Grey)	DeFord Dillon Jesse Frasure Holly Hafermann Pendergrass	Nivarel Z. Crowell	3:13
28.	"Lonely Road" (with MGK)	DeFord B. Allen Baker Travis Barker Basil John Denver Nick Long Mary Nivert-Danoff	BazeXX Charlie Handsome Barker SlimXX	3:09
Total length:				83:16

Notes

^{^[p]} signifies a primary and vocal producer.
^{^[a]} signifies an additional producer.
^{^[v]} signifies a vocal producer.

Personnel

Musicians

Jelly Roll – vocals
Zach Crowell – programming (tracks 1–7, 11–13, 23, 27), keyboards (1–7, 11–13), background vocals (4, 11), piano (23, 27); additional engineering (tracks 1, 4, 6, 12, 13, 23, 27)
Nathan Keeterle – acoustic guitar (tracks 1–5, 7, 11–13, 23, 27), electric guitar (2–7, 11, 12, 23, 27)
Devin Malone – bass (tracks 1, 2, 4, 6, 12, 23), electric guitar (1); lap steel, mandolin (2); acoustic guitar (4, 12, 23), pedal steel (4)
Grady Saxman – drums (tracks 1, 4, 6, 12, 23, 27); engineering (tracks 1, 4, 6, 12, 23, 27)
Sol Philcox-Littlefield – electric guitar (tracks 1, 6, 12, 13, 23, 25, 27)
Austin Nivarel – background vocals, electric guitar (tracks 1, 27); keyboards, programming (1); editing, additional engineering (track 27)
Joe Ragosta – background vocals (track 1)
Rob Ragosta – background vocals (track 1)
Aaron Sterling – drums (tracks 2, 3, 7, 13, 15, 18); engineering (track 13), additional engineering (15, 18)
Ilsey – background vocals (track 2), vocals (5)
Carole Rabinowitz – cello (tracks 3–5, 23)
Elizabeth Lamb – viola (tracks 3–5, 23)
David Angell – violin (tracks 3–5, 23)
David Davidson – violin (tracks 3, 4, 23); string arrangement (tracks 3–5)
Ben Caver – background vocals (track 6)
Wiz Khalifa – vocals (track 6)
Ben Johnson – background vocals (tracks 7, 25), acoustic guitar (16, 20, 25), programming (16, 25); bass, keyboards (16); Dobro (20, 25), mandolin (25); engineering (track 25), additional engineering (16)
Jordan K. Johnson – keyboards, programming (tracks 8–10, 17); background vocals, instruments, piano (8–10); drums (17)
Stefan Johnson – keyboards, programming (tracks 8–10, 17); background vocals, instruments, piano (8–10); drums (17); engineering (tracks 8–10)
Ryan Tedder – background vocals, guitars, keyboards, instruments, piano, programming (tracks 8–10); engineering (tracks 8–10)
MarQo Patton – choir vocals (tracks 8–10)
Kellee Halford – choir vocals (tracks 8–10)
Olivia Jones – choir vocals (tracks 8–10)
Tamica Harris – choir vocals (tracks 8–10)
Shannon Sanders – choir vocals (tracks 8–10)
Pierre-Luc Rioux – guitars (tracks 8–10)
Amy Allen – instruments, programming (track 8)
MGK – vocals (tracks 14, 28)
BazeXX – keyboards, piano (track 14); programming, synthesizer (28)
Yelawolf – background vocals (track 14)
No Love for the Middle Child – cello (track 14)
Alysa Vanderheym – background vocals, keyboards (tracks 15, 18); acoustic guitar, banjo (15); electric guitar, programming (18); engineering (15, 18), editing (15, 18)
Jonny Fung – electric guitar (tracks 15, 18), acoustic guitar (18); additional engineering (tracks 15, 18)
Craig Young – bass (tracks 15, 18); additional engineering (tracks 15, 18)
Caitlin Evanson – fiddle (tracks 15, 18)
Devin Dawson – piano (tracks 15, 18)
Jaxson Free – background vocals (15)
Steph Jones – background vocals (15)
Alex Wright – keyboards (tracks 16, 19–21, 24–26)
Todd Lombardo – acoustic guitar, electric guitar (tracks 16, 19–21, 24, 26)
Evan Hutchings – drums (tracks 16, 19–21, 24, 26)
Jimmie Lee Sloas – bass (tracks 16, 20, 21)
Brock Berryhill – programming (tracks 16, 25); engineering (track 25), additional engineering (16)
Lauren Conklin – cello, viola, violin (track 16); fiddle (25)
Charlie Handsome – programming (track 16), guitars (28)
John Ryan – background vocals, drums, guitars, programming (track 17)
Alex Strahle – banjo, Dobro, guitars, lap steel, mandolin, slide guitar (track 17)
Isaiah Tejada – bass, drums, programming (track 17)
Tyler Tomlinson – electric guitar (track 18)
Michael Rinne – bass (tracks 19, 24, 26)
Hillary Lindsey – background vocals (track 23)
Halsey – vocals (track 23)
Keith Urban – vocals (track 24)
Ernest – vocals (track 25); engineering (track 25)
Russ – vocals (track 26)
Madeline Merlo – background vocals (track 27)
Devin Maline – bass (track 27)
Skylar Grey – vocals (track 27)
SlimXX – programming, synthesizer (track 28)
The Castellows – background vocals (track 28)
Travis Barker – drums (track 28)

Technical

Andrew Mendelson – mastering (tracks 1–27)
Chris Gehringer – mastering (track 28)
Jim Cooley – mixing (tracks 1–6, 11–16, 18–27)
Jeff Braun – mixing (track 7)
Serban Ghenea – mixing (tracks 8–10, 17, 28)
Aidan Thompson – engineering (tracks 1, 4, 6, 12, 23, 27)
Shaan Singh – engineering (tracks 8–10, 12, 14, 28)
Denis Kosiak – engineering (tracks 15–18, 20–22, 25)
Trent Woodman – engineering (tracks 16, 19–22, 24, 26)
Taylor Pollert – strings engineering (tracks 4, 23)
Chris Small – editing (tracks 15, 18)
Sean Spence – editing (track 16)
Sean Matsukawa – additional engineering (23)
Adam Battershell – mastering assistance (tracks 1–27)
Luke Armentrout – mastering assistance (tracks 1–27)
Zach Kuhlman – mixing assistance (tracks 1–6, 11–16, 18–27)
Bryce Bordone – mixing assistance (tracks 8–10, 17)
Andrew Boullianne – engineering assistance (tracks 16, 19–22, 26)
Scott Johnson – production management (tracks 1–14, 16, 20, 23, 25, 27)
David "Dsilb" Silberstein – production management (tracks 8–10, 17)
Jeremy "Jboogs" Levin – production management (tracks 8–10, 17)
Christian "C" Johnson – production management (tracks 8–10, 17)
Alyson McAnally – production management (tracks 15, 18)
Ally Gecewicz – production management (tracks 16, 19–21, 24, 26)

Charts

Weekly charts

Weekly chart performance for *Beautifully Broken*
Chart (2024)	Peak position
Australian Albums (ARIA)^[5]	19
Australian Country Albums (ARIA)^[6]	3
Canadian Albums (Billboard)^[7]	3
New Zealand Albums (RMNZ)^[8]	22
Scottish Albums (OCC)^[9]	18
UK Albums (OCC)^[10]	41
UK Country Albums (OCC)^[11]	1
US Billboard 200 ^[4]	1
US Top Country Albums (Billboard)^[12]	1

Year-end charts

Year-end chart performance for *Beautifully Broken*
Chart (2024)	Position
Australian Country Albums (ARIA)^[13]	36

Accolades

Year-end lists
Publication	Rank	List
Billboard	10	The 10 Best Country Albums of 2024^[14]
Taste of Country	4	The 10 Best Country Albums of 2024^[15]

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v t e Jelly Roll
Discography
Studio albums	A Beautiful Disaster Ballads of the Broken Whitsitt Chapel Beautifully Broken
Collaborative albums	Strictly Business No Filter Business as Usual No Filter 2
Singles	"Save Me" "Son of a Sinner" "Need a Favor" "Wild Ones" "Halfway to Hell" "Best for Me" "I Am Not Okay" "Lonely Road" "Liar"
Featured singles	"Chevrolet" "Almost Home" "All My Life" "Somebody Save Me" "Believe"
Promotional singles	"Son of the Dirty South"
Other songs	"Creature"