Yellow (Shane Eagle album)

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Yellow
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Studio album by
Released31 August 2017 (2017-08-31)
Recorded2015–2017
Genre Hip hop
Label Eagle Entertainment
Producer Shane Hughes (Executive producer) Vaughan Thiel (also exec.) Andile Khumalo (Co-Executive producer) Choolwe Munyati Samson Sibanda Thabang Mabasa Keith Wanjiru
Shane Eagle chronology
Yellow
(2017)
Never Grow Up. - EP
(2018)
Alternative cover
Yellow (Shane Eagle album).jpg
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Yellow" Shane Eagle, Andile "Shooter Khumz" Khumalo2:39
2."Intro"Hughes, Khumalo2:50
3."Strange"Hughes, Samson "Taybeats Sibanda3:24
4."Can you see"Hughes, Sibanda3:16
5."Need Me" (featuring KLY)Hughes, Siyabonga "KLY" Mkhize, Khumalo4:16
6."Privacy (Interlude)"Hughes, Khumalo2:17
7."On My Own"Hughes, Khumalo, Choolwe "Wichi1080" Munyati3:17
8."Let It Flow"Hughes, Khumalo3:17
9."Aliens x Convos with God"Hughes, Khumalo7:08
10."MIHI"Hughes, Khumalo3:02
11."WINTER"Hughes, Thabang "SP Dubb" Mabasa3:52
12."75"Hughes, Keith "KK Tha 1st" Wanjiru3:57
13."DNGO"Hughes, Khumalo3:20
14."Empty Highways"Hughes, Khumalo3:19

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