Here Are The Production Credits For Mike WiLL Made-It's 'Creed II: The Album'

This year, Hip-Hop artists have been producing soundtracks for big films. It kicked off in February with the Black Panther Soundtrack and then in June, Future curated the Superfly Soundtrack. Just moments ago, Creed II: The Album dropped worldwide with guests like Kendrick Lamar, Lil Wayne, J. Cole, Rae Sremmurd and many more. You can stream it here.

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Below you can check out the full production credits for the LP. Though he is indeed the curator of the project, Mike WiLL is not the sole producer on every song and there are a small handful of songs that he doesn’t have any credits on.

1) Lil Wayne – ‘Amen (Pre Fight Prayer)’
Prod. by Mike WiLL Made-It
Lyricists:
Michael Williams II
D Carter

2) Bon Iver – ‘Do You Need Power (Walk Out Music)’
Prod. by Qwyatt Mystique and Mike Will Made-It
Lyricists:
Justin Vernon
BJ Burton
Phil Cook
Michael Williams II

3) Crime Mobb & Slim Jxmmi – ‘We Can Hit (Round 1)’
Prod. by Mike Will Made-It and lil jay on the track
Lyricists:
A. Smith
Michael Williams II
J. LEWIS
A. Brown
J. Usher
V. Lewis

4) Eears, ScHoolboy Q & 2 Chainz – ‘Kill ‘Em With Success’
Prod. by Mike Will Made-It, C Millz and B Rackz
Lyricists:
Michael Williams II
Mark Buchanan
Branden Brown
Quincy Hanley
Christopher Lee
Tauheed Epps

5) Nas & Rick Ross – ‘Check’
Prod. by Blue Cheeze and Mike Will Made-It
Lyricists:
W. Roberts II
Michael Williams II
N Jones
A. Jackson

6) Young Thug & Swae Lee – ‘Fate’
Prod. by Pluss and Mike Will Made-It
Lyricists:
J. Williams
Michael Williams II
K Brown
A. Hogan

7) Ari Lennox & J. Cole – ‘Shea Butter Baby’
Prod. by ELITE and Shroom
Lyricists:
T. Schoegje
J. Cole
Courtney Shanade Salter
Anthony Parrino

8) Pharrell & Kendrick Lamar – ‘The Mantra’
Prod. by Mike Will Made-It and Myles Harris
Lyricists:
M Harris
P Williams
Michael Williams II
K. Duckworth

9) Rae Sremmurd & Kodak Black – ‘Watching Me’
Prod. by L. Goransson and Mike Will Made-It
Lyricists:
Michael Williams II
D. Octave
K Brown
A. Brown
L. Goransson

10) Eears, Gucci Mane, YG, Trouble, Quavo & Juicy J – ‘F.I.G.H.T.’
Prod. by lil jay on the track and Mike Will Made-It
Lyricists:
Christopher Lee
Michael Williams II
K. Jackson
J. LEWIS
J. Houston
R Davis
M. Orr
Q. Marshall

11) ASAP Rocky, ASAP Ferg & Nicki Minaj – ‘Runnin’
Prod. by Pluss, Ludwig Göransson and Mike Will Made-It
Lyricists:
O. Maraj
R. Mayers
Michael Williams II
A. Hogan
D Ferguson
L. Goransson

12) Tessa Thompson & Gunna – ‘Midnight’
Prod. by Ludwig Göransson and Mike Will Made-It
Lyricists:
Michael Williams II
T Thompson
Sergio Kitchens
L. Goransson

13) Ama Lou – ‘Bless Me (Demo)’
Prod. by Nez & Rio
Lyricists:
M. Loving
N. Wesonga
A. John.

14) Vince Staples – ‘Ice Cold (Final Round)’
Prod. by Pluss, Mike Will Made-It, Ludwig Göransson and Vince Staples
Lyricists:
Michael Williams II
V. Staples
A. Hogan
L. Goransson

15) Ella Mai – ‘Love Me Like That (Champion Love)
Prod. by Anthony C. Burrell
Lyricists:
Ella Mai
A. Burrell
D. Warren