Album Info
| Artist: | Juice WRLD |
| Album: | Goodbye & Good Riddance |
| Released: | Europe, 30 Nov 2018 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | Intro | |
| Composed By - Christian Lester | ||
| Producer - Don Rob | ||
| A2 | All Girls Are The Same | |
| A3 | Lucid Dreams | |
| Composed By - Danny Snodgrass Jr., Dominic Miller, Juice Wrld, Nick Mira, Sting | ||
| Producer - Nick Mira | ||
| A4 | Lean Wit Me | |
| Composed By - Jared Higgins, Nick Mira | ||
| Producer - Nick Mira | ||
| A5 | Wasted | |
| Composed By - Chris Barnett, Jared Higgins | ||
| Featuring - Lil Uzi Vert | ||
| Producer - CBMIX | ||
| A6 | I'm Still | |
| Composed By - Jared Higgins, Nick Mira | ||
| Producer - Nick Mira | ||
| A7 | Betrayal (Skit) | |
| Composed By - Jared Higgins | ||
| A8 | Candles | |
| Composed By - Jared Higgins, Nick Mira | ||
| Producer - Nick Mira | ||
| A9 | Scared of Love | |
| Composed By - D. Mitchell, Jared Higgins | ||
| Producer - Mitch Mula | ||
| B1 | Used To | |
| Co-producer - Side Piece | ||
| Composed By - Jared Higgins, Nick Mira | ||
| Producer - Nick Mira | ||
| B2 | Karma (Skit) | |
| Composed By - Jared Higgins | ||
| B3 | Hurt Me | |
| Co-producer - Side Piece | ||
| Composed By - Jared Higgins, Nick Mira | ||
| Producer - Nick Mira | ||
| B4 | Black & White | |
| Composed By - Benny Blanco , Jared Higgins, Justin tranter, Magnus August Høiberg, Nathan Perez, Sasha Sloan | ||
| Producer - Benny Blanco | ||
| B5 | Long Gone | |
| Composed By - Jared Higgins, Ronald LaTour | ||
| Producer - Cardo | ||
| B6 | End Of The Road | |
| Composed By - Jared Higgins, Nick Mira | ||
| Producer - Nick Mira | ||
| B7 | I'll Be Fine | |
| Composed By - Jared Higgins, Nick Mira | ||
| Producer - Nick Mira |
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Goodbye and Good Riddance is the debut studio album by American rapper Juice WRLD. The album features a sole guest appearance from Lil Uzi Vert and production from Benny Blanco, Cardo, Mitch Mula, Nick Mira and Sidepce, among others. Like hearing a stranger overshare on the bus, it's impossible to ignore Juice WRLD's laments. On his major-label debut, the Chicago rapper processes a nasty breakup by plunging into the depths of his grief and regret. Much like the late Lil Peep, he uses emo and trap as primary tools, with blown-out, sing-song Auto-Tune vocals accompanied by depth-charge beats and spare guitar. He lashes out on tracks like All Girls Are the Same and Lucid Dreams (“I was tangled up in your drastic ways / Who knew evil girls have the prettiest face?") until he numbs the pain with intoxicants and dark nihilism (Candles, Hurt Me).
