Since I Have a Lover

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Since I Have a Lover
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Studio album by
6lack
ReleasedMarch 24, 2023
Genre
Length58:23
Label
Producer
6lack chronology
6pc Hot EP
(2020)		Since I Have a Lover
(2023)
Alternative cover
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Since I Have a Lover track listing
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."Cold Feet"
2:35
2."Inwood Hill Park"
  • Valentine
  • Bankole
  • Tobias Breuer
  • Tomi Mannonen
  • Octave
  • Fwdslxsh
  • Rascal
  • Steve (Tave) Octave
  • Kill September [a]
3:09
3."Since I Have a Lover"
4:42
4."Playin House"
  • Valentine
  • Bankole
  • James Francies
  • Mannonen
  • Abigail Smith
  • Trevor Slade
  • Wiggins
  • Fwdslxsh
  • Kill September
  • Singawd
  • Wiggins [a]
3:33
5."Fatal Attraction"
3:16
6."Spirited Away"
  • Valentine
  • Bankole
  • London Cyr
  • Kaydence
  • Aaron Paul O'Brien
  • India Shawn
  • Fwdslxsh
  • London Cyr
  • apob [a]
3:08
7."Chasing Feeling"
  • Valentine
  • Bankole
  • Alex Blake
  • EY
  • Marcus James
  • Kaydence
  • Mannonen
  • Wiggins
  • Fwdslxsh
  • EY
  • Wiggins [a]
  • Kill September [a]
1:40
8."Preach"
  • Valentine
  • Cobalii
  • Nik D
  • Oz
  • Cobalii
  • Nik D
  • Oz
2:36
9."Tit for Tat"
  • Valentine
  • Bankole
  • 8AE
  • Fashun
  • Honeywood Six
  • Marzi
  • Fwdslxsh
  • Marzi
  • Honeywood Six [a]
2:13
10."Talkback"
3:04
11."Wunna Dem" (with Quin)
  • Fwdslxsh
  • Kill September
1:51
12."B4L"
  • Valentine
  • Adriano
  • ForTheNight
  • Adriano
  • ForTheNight
3:48
13."Decatur"
  • Valentine
  • Bankole
  • Kevin Ekofo
  • Alex Goldblatt
  • Olu Fann
2:57
14."Talk"
  • Bow
  • Walton
3:30
15."Temporary" (featuring Don Toliver)
  • Fwdslxsh
  • Yakob [a]
2:58
16."Rent Free"
  • Valentine
  • Bankole
  • Eyobed Getachew
  • Neil Aaron Huntley
  • Elias Knight
  • Kimberly Krysiuk
  • Leon Thomas
  • Rex Masamune Kudo
  • Fwdslxsh
  • Thomas
  • Rex Kudo
  • EY [r]
3:22
17."Stories in Motion" (with Wale)
  • Fwdslxsh
  • Slimwav
3:22
18."Testify"
  • Fwdslxsh
  • Reeves
  • Kill September [a]
  • Hessman [a]
  • Singawd [a]
3:51
19."NRH"
  • Fwdslxsh
  • Camper
  • Kill September
  • Singawd
2:36
Total length:58:23

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Charts

Chart performance for Since I Have a Lover
Chart (2023)Peak
position
Canadian Albums (Billboard) [16] 53
French Albums (SNEP) [17] 152
Swiss Albums (Schweizer Hitparade) [18] 48
US Billboard 200 [19] 24
US Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums (Billboard) [20] 7

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