Hold the Girl

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Hold the Girl
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Standard cover
Studio album by
Rina Sawayama
Released16 September 2022 (2022-09-16)
Genre
Length46:04
Label Dirty Hit
Producer
Rina Sawayama chronology
Sawayama Remixed
(2020)		Hold the Girl
(2022)
Alternative cover
Rina Sawayama - Hold the Girl (1st Anniversary Edition).jpeg
Alternate CD and first anniversary reissue cover
Hold the Girl track listing
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."Minor Feelings"
2:00
2."Hold the Girl"
  • Sawayama
  • Lister
4:05
3."This Hell"
  • Clarity
  • Epworth
3:56
4."Catch Me in the Air"
  • Sawayama
  • Clarity
  • Price
3:35
5."Forgiveness"
  • Sawayama
  • Lattimer
  • Richard Cooper
  • Crisp
  • Sawayama
  • Clarity
  • Price
4:20
6."Holy (Til You Let Me Go)"
  • Sawayama
  • Nate Campany
  • Christopher Lyon
  • Price
  • Sawayama
  • Price
  • David Balfe
3:19
7."Your Age"
  • Sawayama
  • Aquilina
  • Marcus Andersson
  • Sawayama
  • Clarity
  • Andersson
  • Aquilina
2:54
8."Imagining"
  • Sawayama
  • Aquilina
  • Jamieson
  • Crisp
  • Sawayama
  • Clarity
  • Price
3:32
9."Frankenstein"
  • Sawayama
  • Aquilina
  • Epworth
  • Clarity
  • Epworth
3:12
10."Hurricanes"
  • Sawayama
  • Crisp
  • Sawayama
  • Clarity
  • Price
3:22
11."Send My Love to John"
  • Sawayama
  • Aquilina
  • Andersson
  • Andersson
  • Aquilina
  • Jonathan Gilmore [a]
3:25
12."Phantom"
  • Sawayama
  • Aquilina
  • Jamieson
  • Crisp
  • Sawayama
  • Clarity
  • Price
4:25
13."To Be Alive"
  • Sawayama
  • Aquilina
  • Andersson
  • Sawayama
  • Price
  • Andersson
  • Aquilina
3:54
Total length:46:00
Hold the Girl – Japanese CD edition (bonus track) [54]
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
14."Flavour of the Month"
  • Sawayama
  • Lattimer
  • Cooper
  • Sawayama
  • Clarity
2:34
Total length:48:34
Hold the Girl – 2023 digital bonus edition (bonus tracks) [55]
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
14."Imagining" (featuring Amaarae)
  • Sawayama
  • Aquilina
  • Jamieson
  • Crisp
  • Sawayama
  • Clarity
  • Price
3:32
15."Flavour of the Month"
  • Sawayama
  • Lattimer
  • Cooper
  • Sawayama
  • Clarity
2:33
Total length:52:05
Hold the Girl – Rough Trade LP edition bonus CD (Live at Roundhouse, London) [56]
No.TitleLength
1."Dynasty"3:49
2."STFU!"3:34
3."Comme des Garçons (Like the Boys)"3:35
4."Akasaka Sad"3:18
5."Snakeskin"3:12
6."Cyber Stockholm Syndrome"3:14
7."Paradisin'"2:52
8."Love Me 4 Me"4:04
9."Bad Friend"3:16
10."Fuck This World (Interlude)"1:57
11."A Message from Zarah Sultana"1:06
12."Who's Gonna Save U Now?"3:21
13."Tokyo Love Hotel"2:56
14."Chosen Family"4:26
15."Catch Me in the Air"3:34
16."Cherry"3:37
17."XS"3:24
18."Lucid"1:47
19."Free Woman" (remix; Lady Gaga featuring Rina Sawayama and Clarence Clarity)3:09

Notes

Personnel

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Technical

Artwork

Charts

Chart performance for Hold the Girl
Chart (2022)Peak
position
Australian Albums (ARIA) [59] 12
Belgian Albums (Ultratop Flanders) [60] 76
Dutch Albums (Album Top 100) [61] 73
Irish Albums (OCC) [62] 5
Japanese Albums (Oricon) [63] 36
Japanese Hot Albums ( Billboard Japan ) [64] 29
Scottish Albums (OCC) [65] 1
Spanish Albums (PROMUSICAE) [66] 41
UK Albums (OCC) [67] 3
UK Independent Albums (OCC) [68] 2
US Billboard 200 [69] 166
US Heatseekers Albums (Billboard) [70] 2
US Top Alternative Albums (Billboard) [71] 17
US Independent Albums (Billboard) [72] 23

Release history

Release dates and formats for Hold the Girl
RegionDateFormat(s)EditionLabelRef.
Various16 September 2022Standard Dirty Hit [73] [74]
JapanCDJapanese [75]
Various8 December 2023
  • Digital download
  • streaming
Bonus [76] [77]

Notes

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