Saturation (Brockhampton album)

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Saturation
Brockhampton - Saturation.png
Studio album by
ReleasedJune 9, 2017
Studio
Genre Hip hop
Length51:02
Label
Producer Brockhampton
  • (Kevin Abstract
  • Romil Hemnani
  • Joba
  • Bearface
  • Q3 (Jabari Manwa
  • Kiko Merley))
Brockhampton chronology
All-American Trash
(2016)
Saturation
(2017)
Saturation II
(2017)
Saturation track listing
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."Heat"
Romil Hemnani4:32
2."Gold"
  • I. Simpson
  • Vann
  • Wood
  • Champion
  • D. Simpson
  • Boring
  • Q3 (Jabari Manwa
  • Kiko Merley)
  • Hemnani [b]
4:26
3."Star"
  • I. Simpson
  • Vann
  • D. Simpson
Manwa2:41
4."Boys"
  • I. Simpson
  • Vann
  • Wood
  • D. Simpson
  • Champion
  • Boring
  • Manwa
  • Hemnani [a]
4:38
5."2Pac"
  • Vann
  • I. Simpson
Kiko Merley1:02
6."Skit 1"
  • I. Simpson
  • Robert Ontenient
  • Manwa
Hemnani0:19
7."Fake"
  • I. Simpson
  • Vann
  • Wood
  • D. Simpson
  • Isaiah Merriweather
Q34:36
8."Bank"
  • I. Simpson
  • D. Simpson
  • Vann
  • Manwa
  • Hemnani [a]
3:16
9."Skit 2"
  • I. Simpson
  • Ontenient
  • Manwa
Hemnani0:16
10."Trip"
  • I. Simpson
  • Vann
  • D. Simpson
  • Boring
  • Hemnani
  • Kiko Merley [a]
3:23
11."Swim"
  • I. Simpson
  • Wood
  • D. Simpson
  • Boring
3:33
12."Bump"
  • I. Simpson
  • Vann
  • Wood
  • Champion
  • D. Simpson
  • Hemnani
  • Joba [b]
2:38
13."Cash"
  • I. Simpson
  • Wood
  • Vann
  • Boring
  • D. Simpson
  • Hemnani
  • Manwa [a]
3:15
14."Skit 3"
  • I. Simpson
  • Ontenient
  • Manwa
Hemnani0:39
15."Milk"
  • I. Simpson
  • Vann
  • Wood
  • Champion
  • D. Simpson
4:55
16."Face"
  • Vann
  • Boring
  • D. Simpson
  • Champion
Kiko Merley4:19
17."Waste"Ciarán McDonald
2:34
Total length:51:02

Notes

Personnel

Brockhampton

Additional personnel

Charts

Chart performance for Saturation
Chart (2017)Peak
position
New Zealand Heatseeker Albums (RMNZ) [12] 8

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