Here Are The Full Production Credits for Migos' New Album 'CULTURE II'

Migos finally released their new album CULTURE 2 last night to much fanfare. The reactions are slowly coming in and most of them are on the positive side except for a common complaint that it’s a really long play at 1 hour and 45 minutes.

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The album features some big names from the world of Hip-Hop: Drake, Big Sean, Post Malone, 21 Savage, 2 Chainz, Travis Scott, Ty Dolla Sign, Gucci Mane, Nicki Minaj and Cardi B. The Atlanta trio, who claim that they are the biggest group of all time, worked with the usual suspects on the album like Metro Boomin, Buddha Bless, DJ Durel, Zaytoven and Murda Beatz.

But there are also some producer names which you don’t always expect — Kanye co-produced the 21 Savage featured ‘Bad B*tches Only’ and Pharrell produced the latest single ‘Stir Fry‘. Both songs are clear standouts on the LP which is executive produced by DJ Durel and Quavo. Take a look at the complete production credits below.

CULTURE II Production Credits:

1. Higher We Go (Prod. by Metro Boomin & Quavo)
2. Supastars (Prod. by DJ Durel, Buddha Bless, DA Honorable C.N.O.T.E & Quavo)
3. Narcos (Prod. by DJ Durel & Quavo)
4. Bad B*tches Only (Feat. 21 Savage) (prod. by DJ Durel, Kanye West, Buddha Bless & Quavo)
5. Auto Pilot (Huncho On The Beat) (Prod. by DJ Durel & Quavo)
6. Walk It Talk It (prod. by OG Parker)
7. Emoji A Chain (Prod. by Metro Boomin)
8. CC (Feat. Gucci Mane) (Prod. by DJ Durel & Quavo)
9. Stir Fry (Prod. by Pharrell)
10. Too Much Jewelry (prod. by Zaytoven)
11. Gang Gang (prod. by Murda Beatz)
12. White Sand (Feat. Ty Dolla Sign, Travis Scott & Big Sean) (prod. by Ty Dolla $ign, DJ Durel, Travis Scott, Weezy & Quavo)
13. Crown the Kings (Prod. by DJ Durel & Quavo)
14. Flood (prod. by DJ Durel & Earl)
15. Beast (prod. by Murda Beatz)
16. Open It Up (Prod. by Cardo)
17. Motorsport (Feat. Nicki Minaj & Cardi B) (Prod. by Cu Beatz & Murda Beatz)
18. Movin Too Fast (prod. by Quavo)
19. Work Hard (prod. by DJ Durel, Quavo & Dun Deal)
20. Notice Me (Feat. Post Malone) (prod. by FKI)
21. Too Playa (Feat. 2 Chainz) (Prod. by DJ Durel & Quavo)
22. Made Men (prod. by Cassius J)
23. Top Down On Da NAWF (prod. by Ricky Racks)
24. Culture National Anthem (prod. by Figure Made It & 808 Godz)