Collateral (album)

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Collateral
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Studio album by
Released24 July 2015 (2015-07-24)
Recorded2011–2015
Genre
Length53:37
Label Ultra
Producer
Alternative cover
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Japanese version cover
Collateral standard version track listing
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."Bulletproof" (featuring Harrison Miya)3:18
2."Hold On"
  • Nervo
  • Fabian Lenssen
  • R3hab
  • ZROQ
3:00
3."Did We Forget" (featuring Amba Shepherd)
  • M. Nervo
  • O. Nervo
  • Dave Henderson
  • Keith Robertson
  • Nervo
  • Autoerotique
4:10
4."Oh Diana"
  • M. Nervo
  • O. Nervo
  • Justin Bates
Nervo3:20
5."Haute Mess"
  • Nervo
  • Ivan Gough (co.)
  • Jeremy "Jebu" Bunawan (co.)
2:49
6."Hey Ricky" (featuring Kreayshawn, Dev and Alisa)
  • Nervo
  • Gough (add.)
  • Bunawan (add.)
3:03
7."Let It Go" (featuring Nicky Romero)
  • M. Nervo
  • O. Nervo
  • Rotteveel
  • van Wattum
  • Nervo
  • Romero
3:25
8."Rainham Road"
  • M. Nervo
  • O. Nervo
Nervo3:16
9."Rise Early Morning" (featuring Au Revoir Simone)
  • M. Nervo
  • O. Nervo
  • Lenssen
  • ZROQ
  • Nervo
  • Lenssen
  • ZROQ
3:20
10."The Other Boys" (featuring Kylie Minogue, Jake Shears and Nile Rodgers)
  • Nervo
  • Fred Falke (add.)
  • Nile Rodgers (add.)
4:56
11."Reason" (with Hook N Sling)
  • Nervo
  • Hook N Sling
3:33
12."Right Thru Me" (featuring J Park)
  • M. Nervo
  • O. Nervo
  • Bates
Nervo3:07
13."You're Gonna Love Again"
3:21
14."We're All No One" (Nervo Goes to Paris Remix; featuring Steve Aoki and Afrojack)
  • Nervo (and remixer)
  • Steve Aoki
  • Afrojack
5:41
15."It Feels"
3:18
Total length:53:37
Collateral Japanese edition bonus tracks
No.TitleLength
16."Revolution" (with R3hab and Ummet Ozcan) 
17."Like Home" (with Nicky Romero) 
Collateral Japanese edition DVD
No.TitleLength
1."Rise Early Morning" (featuring Au Revoir Simone; video) 
2."It Feels" (video) 
3."Haute Mess" (video) 
4."Hey Ricky" (featuring Kreayshawn, Dev and Alisa; video) 
5."Let It Go" (featuring Nicky Romero; video) 

Charts

Chart performance for Collateral
Chart (2015)Peak
position
Japanese Albums (Oricon) [6] 167
US Top Dance/Electronic Albums (Billboard) [7] 14
US Heatseekers Albums (Billboard) [8] 21

Release history

Release history and formats for Collateral
RegionDateFormatLabelRef.
Various24 July 2015 Digital download Ultra Music [9]
Japan5 August 2015
Avex Group [10]
Australia7 August 2015CDUltra Music [11]

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