Haram (album)

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Haram
Cover artwork for Haram by Armand Hammer and The Alchemist.jpg
Studio album by
ReleasedMarch 26, 2021 (2021-03-26)
Genre Hip hop, Art rap
Length39:54 (Standard)
43:08 (ALC Records release)
Label
  • Backwoodz Studioz
  • ALC
Producer
Armand Hammer chronology
Shrines
(2020)
Haram
(2021)
We Buy Diabetic Test Strips
(2023)
Haram track listing
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Sir Benni Miles"2:59
2."Roaches Don't Fly"
  • Elucid
  • Woods
  • Maman
1:28
3."Black Sunlight" (featuring Kayana)
  • Elucid
  • Woods
  • Maman
2:43
4."Indian Summer"
  • Elucid
  • Woods
  • Maman
2:40
5."Aubergine" (featuring Fielded)
  • Elucid
  • Woods
  • Maman
3:17
6."God's Feet"
  • Elucid
  • Woods
  • Maman
2:17
7."Peppertree"
  • Elucid
  • Woods
  • Maman
2:00
8."Scaffolds"
  • Elucid
  • Woods
  • Maman
2:55
9."Falling Out the Sky" (featuring Earl Sweatshirt)
3:40
10."Wishing Bad" (featuring Curly Castro and Amani)
  • Elucid
  • Woods
  • Maman
  • Kinte McDaniel
  • Amani
3:45
11."Chicharrones" (featuring Quelle Chris)
3:28
12."Squeegee"
  • Elucid
  • Woods
  • Maman
2:53
13."Robert Moses"
  • Elucid
  • Woods
  • Maman
1:35
14."Stonefruit"
  • Elucid
  • Woods
  • Maman
4:17
Total length:39:54
ALC Records release
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
15."Moneylenders"
  • Elucid
  • Woods
  • Maman
3:14
Total length:43:08

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