Dr. Dre – 'Compton: A Soundtrack' (Full Credits / Booklet Scans)

By now, fans around the world are either already listening to Dr. Dre’s final album Compton or planning to do so.

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The album is a Apple Music exclusive for now with the physical edition release yet to be announced formally. Industry insiders are projecting the set to move around 350k copies in the first week but could go higher if the response is positive.

Like usual, this Dre project has a number of artists, writers and producers contributing to bring together a full piece of work. The official producer credits have not been revealed so far but as per the digital release, we do have the full “composer” credits which includes all producers and writers on the songs. We complied a complete list for you.

UPDATE (August 11): We have received the official production credits for the album which are listed below (HHNM exclusive).

Compton: A Soundtrack (Full Credits):

1. Intro (Prod. by Dontae Winslow, Dr. Dre & Focus…) [Andre Young, B. Edwards Jr & D. Winslow]

2. Talk About It (feat. King Mez & Justus) (Prod. by DJ Dahi & Free School) [Andre Young, M. Ricks II, J. Mohrle, D. Natche, Michael McHenry, A.J. Baptiste-Caselle, R. Buendia & K. EDWARDS]

3. Genocide (feat. Kendrick Lamar, Marsha Ambrosius & Candice Pillay) (Prod. by Dem Jointz) [Andre Young, K. Duckworth, M. Ricks II, Candice Pillay, M. Ambrosius, S. Jordan & D. Abernathy Jr.]

4. It’s All On Me (feat. Justus & BJ the Chicago Kid) (Prod. by Dr. Dre & Bink!) [Andre Young, J. Mohrle, M. Ricks II & R. Harrell III]

5. All In a Day’s Work (feat. Anderson Paak & Marsha Ambrosius) (Prod. by DJ Khalil & DJ Dahi) [Andre Young, B. Anderson, M. Ricks II, M. Ambrosius, J. Mohrle, K. Abdul Rahman, D. Natche & D. Tannenbaum]

6. Darkside/Gone (feat. King Mez, Marsha Ambrosius & Kendrick Lamar) (Darkside – Prod. by Dr. Dre & Best Kept Secret | Gone – D.R.U.G.S BEATS & Dr. Dre) [Andre Young, M. Ricks II, T. Cannon, C. Balmoris, J. Nixon, K. Duckworth, M. Ambrosius, J. Mohrle & D. Norman]

7. Loose Cannons (feat. Xzibit, COLD 187um & Sly Pyper) (Prod. by Dr. Dre & Focus… & Trevor Lawrence Jr.) [Andre Young, A. Joiner, M. Ricks II, S. Jordan, B. Edwards Jr, T. Lawrence Jr. & A. Brissett]

8. Issues (feat. Ice Cube, Anderson Paak & Dem Jointz) (Prod. by Dr. Dre, Focus…, Trevor Lawrence Jr., Curt Chambers & Theron Feemster) [Andre Young, M. Ricks II, D. Abernathy Jr., B. Anderson, B. Edwards Jr, T. Lawrence Jr., C. Chambers & T. Feemster]

9. Deep Water (feat. Kendrick Lamar, Anderson Paak & Justus) (Prod. by Dr. Dre, DJ Dahi, Dem Jointz, Cardiak & Focus…) [Andre Young, K. Duckworth, M. Ricks II, J. Mohrle, B. Anderson, B. Edwards Jr, C. McCormick, D. Natche & D. Abernathy Jr.]

10. Jon Connor – One Shot One Kill (feat. Snoop Dogg) (Prod. by Dr. Dre, Trevor Lawrence Jr. & Focus…) [Andre Young, J. Freeman Jr., Candice Pillay, B. Edwards Jr & T. Lawrence Jr.]

11. The Game – Just Another Day (feat. Asia Bryant) (Prod. by Trevor Lawrence Jr. & Theron Feemster) [Asia Bryant, Andre Young, J. Taylor, S. Benton, T. Lawrence Jr. & T. Feemster]

12. For the Love of Money (feat. Jill Scott, Anderson Paak & Jon Connor) (Prod. by Cardiak) [Andre Young, J. Freeman Jr., M. Ricks II, B. Anderson, J. Mohrle & C. McCormick]

13. Satisfiction (feat. Snoop Dogg, Marsha Ambrosius & King Mez) (Prod. by Dem Jointz) [Andre Young, M. Ricks II, M. Ambrosius & D. Abernathy Jr.]

14. Animals (feat. Anderson Paak) (Prod. DJ Premier) [Andre Young, B. Anderson, M. Ricks II, S. Jordan, C. Martin & D. Semenov]

15. Medicine Man (feat. Eminem, Candice Pillay & Anderson Paak) (Prod. by Dem Jointz & Focus…) [Andre Young, Marshall Mathers, Candice Pillay, J. Mohrle, B. Anderson, M. Ricks II, D. Abernathy Jr., B. Edwards Jr & C. Chambers]

16. Talking To My Diary (Prod. by Dr. Dre, Choc & DJ Silk) [Andre Young, A. Johnson, M. Johnson & R. Brown]

UPDATE 2 (August 20): Here are the scans from the booklet mentioning all credits including producers, samples, mixers and engineers. It is available on CD now.