Gasoline (Key album)

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Gasoline
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Digital and VHS version cover
Studio album by
Key
ReleasedAugust 30, 2022 (2022-08-30)
Genre K-pop
Length36:56
Language
  • Korean
  • English
Label
Key chronology
Bad Love
(2021)		Gasoline
(2022)		 Good & Great
(2023)
Singles from Gasoline
  1. "Gasoline"
    Released: August 30, 2022
Gasoline track listing
No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
1."Gasoline" (Korean : 가솔린; RR : Gasollin)
  • Kenzie
  • Moonshine
  • Keynon "KC" Moore
  • Ninos Hanna
  • Moonshine
  • Kenzie
3:11
2."Bound"Park Tae-won
  • Inscore
  • Imlay
3:04
3."Villain" (featuring Jeno of NCT)Lee Hyung-seok
  • Rollo
  • Frost
  • Imlay
3:07
4."Burn"Lee Seu-ran
  • Jhun
  • Fitton
3:51
5."Guilty Pleasure"Lee Hyung-seok
  • Greg Bonnick
  • Hayden Chapman
  • Adrian McKinnon
  • Deez
3:48
6."G.O.A.T (Greatest of All Time)"
  • Key
  • Kang Eun-jeong
Amber3:15
7."I Can't Sleep"Key
  • Jhun
  • Nathan Cunningham
  • Marc Raymond Ernest Sibley
  • Wyatt Sanders
  • Nolan Sipe
  • Jhun
  • Cunningham
  • Sibley
3:51
8."Ain't Gonna Dance"Lee Yeon-ji
  • Jack Morgan
  • Rug Wilson
  • Will Lansley
  • John Morgan
Punctual2:57
9."Another Life"
  • Curtis Richardson
  • Adien Lewis
  • Matt Thomson
  • Max Lynedoch Graham
  • Richardson
  • Lewis
  • James F. Reynolds
3:38
10."Delight" Jo Yoon-kyung
  • Sam Klempner
  • Scott Quinn
Klempner2:59
11."Proud"Key
  • Mike Daley
  • Tido Nguyen
  • Jeffrey Okyere-Twusami
  • Stephan Lee Benson
  • Daley
  • Tido
3:15
Total length:36:56
Killer track listing
No.TitleLyricsMusicArrangementLength
1."Killer"Hwang Yu-bin
  • Christoph Cronauer
  • Simon Klose
  • Rita Bavanati
  • Thilo Berndt
Klosely3:50
2."Heartless"Kang Eun-jung
  • Galeyn Tenhaeff
  • Catalina Schweighauser
  • Jon Hällgren
  • Lukas Hällgren
  • Jon Hällgren
  • Lukas Hällgren
3:07
3."Gasoline" (Korean : 가솔린; RR : Gasollin)
  • Key
  • Kenzie
  • Kenzie
  • Moonshine
  • Keynon "KC" Moore
  • Ninos Hanna
  • Moonshine
  • Kenzie
3:11
4."Bound"Park Tae-won
  • Bram Inscore
  • Sarah Hudson
  • Dale Anthoni
  • Manu Ríos
  • Inscore
  • Imlay
3:04
5."Villain" (featuring Jeno of NCT)Lee Hyung-seok
  • Rollo
  • Max Frost
  • Ian Kirkpatrick
  • Rollo
  • Frost
  • Imlay
3:07
6."Easy"Park Tae-won
LDN Noise3:56
7."Burn"Lee Seu-ran
  • Ryan S. Jhun
  • Etham Basden
  • Lauren Aquilina
  • Luke Fitton
  • Jhun
  • Fitton
3:51
8."Guilty Pleasure"Lee Hyung-seok
  • Greg Bonnick
  • Hayden Chapman
  • Adrian McKinnon
  • Deez
  • LDN Noise
  • Deez
3:48
9."G.O.A.T (Greatest of All Time)"
  • Key
  • Kang Eun-jeong
  • David Amber (153/Joombas)
  • August Rigo
Amber3:15
10."I Can't Sleep"Key
  • Jhun
  • Nathan Cunningham
  • Marc Raymond Ernest Sibley
  • Wyatt Sanders
  • Nolan Sipe
  • Jhun
  • Cunningham
  • Sibley
3:51
11."Ain't Gonna Dance"Lee Yeon-ji
  • Jack Morgan
  • Rug Wilson
  • Will Lansley
  • John Morgan
Punctual2:57
12."Another Life"
  • Curtis Richardson
  • Adien Lewis
  • Matt Thomson
  • Max Lynedoch Graham
  • Richardson
  • Lewis
  • James F. Reynolds
  • Arcades
  • Richardson
  • Lewis
  • TAK
3:38
13."Delight"Jo Yoon-kyung
  • Sam Klempner
  • Scott Quinn
Klempner2:59
14."Proud"Key
  • Mike Daley
  • Tido Nguyen
  • Jeffrey Okyere-Twusami
  • Stephan Lee Benson
  • Daley
  • Tido
3:15
Total length:47:49

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