Album Info
| Artist: | Yachty |
| Album: | Let’s Start Here. |
| Released: | Worldwide, 27 Jan 2023 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | the BLACK seminole. | |
| Engineer - Anthony Lopez, Jake Portrait, Justin Raisen, Miles BA Robinson | ||
| Engineer [for mix] - Adam Hong | ||
| Featuring - Diana Gordon | ||
| Mixed By, Programmed By - Tom Elmhirst | ||
| Producer - Jake Portrait, Justin Raisen, Lil Yachty, Patrick Wimberly, SADPONY | ||
| Producer [Vocal] - Miles BA Robinson | ||
| Written-By - Anthony Paul Lopez, Jacob Portrait, Jeremiah Raisen, Joe Kennedy , Justin Raisen, Miles McCollum, Patrick Wimberly, Rue | ||
| A2 | the ride- | |
| Engineer - Miles BA Robinson, SADPONY | ||
| Engineer [for mix] - Adam Hong | ||
| Featuring - Teezo Touchdown | ||
| Mixed By - Tom Elmhirst | ||
| Producer - Jam City, Justin Raisen, Lil Yachty, Patrick Wimberly, SADPONY | ||
| Producer [Vocal] - Miles BA Robinson | ||
| Written-By - Aaron Thomas , Jack Latham, Jeremiah Raisen, Justin Raisen, Miles Robinson, Miles McCollum, Patrick Wimberly | ||
| A3 | running out of time | |
| Engineer - Gent Memishi, Justin Raisen, Miles BA Robinson | ||
| Engineer [for mix] - Adam Hong | ||
| Featuring - Justine Skye | ||
| Mixed By - Tom Elmhirst | ||
| Producer - Justin Raisen, Lil Yachty, Magdalena Bay, Patrick Wimberly, SADPONY | ||
| Producer [Vocal] - Miles BA Robinson | ||
| Written-By - Aris Tatalovich, Jeremiah Raisen, Justin Raisen, Justine Skyers, Matthew Lewin, Mica Tenenbaum, Miles McCollum, Patrick Wimberly | ||
| A4 | pRETTy | |
| Engineer - Gent Memishi | ||
| Engineer [for mix] - Adam Hong | ||
| Featuring - Fousheé | ||
| Mixed By - Tom Elmhirst | ||
| Producer - Jam City, Justin Raisen, Lil Yachty, Patrick Wimberly, SADPONY | ||
| Producer [Vocal] - Gent Memishi | ||
| Written-By - Britanny Fousheé, Jack Latham, Jeremiah Raisen, Justin Raisen, Miles McCollum, Patrick Wimberly | ||
| B1 | :(failure(: | |
| Engineer - Jake Portrait, Miles BA Robinson, Patrick Wimberly | ||
| Engineer [for mix] - Adam Hong | ||
| Mixed By - Tom Elmhirst | ||
| Producer - Jake Portrait | ||
| Written-By - Alexander Giannascoli, Jacob Portrait, Mcbriare Samuel Lanyon DeMarco, Miles McCollum, Nick Hakim | ||
| B2 | the zone~ | |
| Engineer - Miles BA Robinson | ||
| Engineer [for mix] - Adam Hong | ||
| Featuring - Justine Skye | ||
| Mixed By - Tom Elmhirst | ||
| Producer - Jake Portrait, Lil Yachty, Patrick Wimberly, SADPONY | ||
| Producer [Additional] - Khaya "Baby K" Cohen, Miles BA Robinson | ||
| Written-By - Jacob Portrait, Jeremiah Raisen, Justine Skyers, Khaya Cohen, Miles McCollum, Patrick Wimberly | ||
| B3 | WE SAW THE SUN! | |
| Engineer - Jake Portrait, Justin Raisen, Miles BA Robinson | ||
| Engineer [for mix] - Adam Hong | ||
| Featuring - Ant Clemons | ||
| Mixed By - Tom Elmhirst | ||
| Producer - Jake Portrait, Justin Raisen, Lil Yachty, Patrick Wimberly, SADPONY | ||
| Voice - Bob Ross | ||
| Written-By - Anthony Clemons Jr., Jacob Portrait, Jeremiah Raisen, Justin Raisen, Miles McCollum, Patrick Wimberly | ||
| B4 | drive ME crazy! | |
| Engineer - Miles BA Robinson | ||
| Engineer [for mix] - Adam Hong | ||
| Featuring - Diana Gordon | ||
| Keyboards - Ben Goldwasser | ||
| Mixed By - Tom Elmhirst | ||
| Producer - Lil Yachty, Patrick Wimberly, SADPONY, Teo | ||
| Producer [Vocal] - Miles BA Robinson | ||
| Strings, Arranged By [Strings] - Gillian Rivers | ||
| Written-By - Benjamin Goldwasser, Dylan Ismael Teixeira, Jeremiah Raisen, Mcbriare Samuel Lanyon DeMarco, Miles McCollum, Patrick Wimberly, Rue , Teo Halm | ||
| C1 | IVE OFFICIALLY LOST VISION!!!! | |
| Engineer - Jake Portrait, Miles BA Robinson | ||
| Engineer [for mix] - Adam Hong | ||
| Featuring - Diana Gordon | ||
| Mixed By - Tom Elmhirst | ||
| Producer - Jake Portrait, Lil Yachty, Patrick Wimberly, SADPONY | ||
| Producer [Vocal] - Miles BA Robinson | ||
| Strings, Arranged By [Strings] - Gillian Rivers | ||
| Written-By - Jacob Portrait, Jeremiah Raisen, Miles McCollum, Patrick Wimberly, Rue | ||
| C2 | sAy sOMETHINg. | |
| Engineer - Ainjel Emme, Anthony Lopez, Gent Memishi, Miles BA Robinson, SADPONY | ||
| Engineer [for mix] - Adam Hong | ||
| Mixed By, Programmed By - Tom Elmhirst | ||
| Producer - Jam City, Justin Raisen, Lil Yachty, Patrick Wimberly, SADPONY | ||
| Producer [Vocal] - Ainjel Emme, Gent Memishi | ||
| Strings, Arranged By [Strings] - Gillian Rivers | ||
| Written-By - Jack Latham, Jeremiah Raisen, Justin Raisen, Miles McCollum, Patrick Wimberly | ||
| C3 | paint THE sky | |
| Engineer - Gent Memishi, Justin Raisen, Miles BA Robinson, Patrick Wimberly | ||
| Engineer [for mix, Assisted] - Adam Hong | ||
| Engineer [for mix] - Max Scatchell | ||
| Mixed By - Tom Elmhirst | ||
| Producer - Justin Raisen, Lil Yachty, Patrick Wimberly, SADPONY | ||
| Producer [Additional] - Anthony Lopez | ||
| Written-By - Daystar Shemuel Shua Peterson, Jeremiah Raisen, Justin Raisen, Miles McCollum, Patrick Wimberly | ||
| D1 | sHouLd i B? | |
| Engineer - Gent Memishi, Jake Portrait, Justin Raisen, Miles BA Robinson | ||
| Engineer [for mix] - Adam Hong | ||
| Mixed By - Anthony Lopez, Justin Raisen, Tom Elmhirst | ||
| Producer - Justin Raisen, Lil Yachty, Patrick Wimberly, SADPONY | ||
| Written-By - Jacob Portrait, Jeremiah Raisen, Justin Raisen, Miles McCollum, Patrick Wimberly | ||
| D2 | The Alchemist. | |
| Engineer - Gent Memishi, Jake Portrait, Miles BA Robinson | ||
| Engineer [for mix] - Adam Hong | ||
| Featuring - Fousheé | ||
| Mixed By, Programmed By - Tom Elmhirst | ||
| Producer - Jake Portrait, Lil Yachty, Patrick Wimberly, SADPONY | ||
| Written-By - Britanny Fousheé, Jacob Portrait, Jeremiah Raisen, Miles McCollum, Patrick Wimberly | ||
| D3 | REACH THE SUNSHINE. | |
| Engineer - Anthony Lopez, Justin Raisen, Miles BA Robinson, Patrick Wimberly | ||
| Engineer [for mix] - Adam Hong | ||
| Featuring - Daniel Caesar | ||
| Mixed By, Programmed By - Tom Elmhirst | ||
| Producer - Justin Raisen, Lil Yachty, Patrick Wimberly, SADPONY | ||
| Producer [Additional] - Nick Hakim | ||
| Strings, Arranged By [Strings] - Gillian Rivers | ||
| Written-By - Daniel Caesar , Jeremiah Raisen, Justin Raisen, Miles McCollum, Nikolas Hakim, Patrick Wimberly |
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Description
"Let's Start Here." by Lil Yachty is a bold and unexpected pivot for the artist, showcasing a side of his creativity that many listeners might not have anticipated. Released on January 27, 2023, this album marks a departure from the trap and mumble rap sound that Yachty is often associated with, instead diving headfirst into the realm of psychedelic rock and experimental pop. It's a daring move, and one that has sparked a lot of conversation in the music world.
From the very first track, it's clear that "Let's Start Here." is not your typical Lil Yachty project. The production is lush and expansive, with influences ranging from Pink Floyd to Tame Impala. Yachty's willingness to explore new sonic territories is commendable, and the album feels like a genuine artistic statement rather than a calculated attempt to chase trends. The instrumentation is rich, with live drums, guitars, and synths creating a soundscape that is both nostalgic and forward-thinking.
One of the standout tracks on the album is "The Ride", which features a hypnotic groove and introspective lyrics. Yachty's vocal delivery is more restrained and melodic than usual, allowing the emotion of the song to shine through. Another highlight is "Running Out of Time", a track that blends dreamy synths with a driving rhythm section. The production throughout the album is top-notch, with a level of detail and craftsmanship that rewards repeated listens.
Critics have been largely positive about "Let's Start Here.", praising Yachty for stepping out of his comfort zone and taking risks. It's a testament to his growth as an artist and his willingness to challenge himself creatively. While some fans of his earlier work might be taken aback by the drastic change in style, others have embraced the album as a refreshing and unexpected evolution.
"Let's Start Here." is not without its flaws, of course. At times, the album can feel a bit uneven, with some tracks not quite reaching the heights of others. However, the ambition and creativity on display more than make up for any missteps. It's an album that demands to be experienced as a whole, with each track contributing to the overall journey.
In many ways, "Let's Start Here." feels like a new beginning for Lil Yachty. It's an album that defies expectations and challenges preconceived notions of what his music can be. Whether you're a longtime fan or a newcomer to his work, this album is worth a listen. It's a bold and exciting step forward for an artist who continues to push boundaries and redefine himself.
