Here Are The Production Credits For Big Sean's New Album 'Detroit 2'

Big Sean’s highly anticipated new album Detroit 2 is finally available everywhere today.

It’s been a long journey for the rapper to get this new album out to the public but it looks like the wait was definitely worth it as Sean has delivered a solid piece of work. Detroit 2 runs 21 songs which includes three “stories” from Dave Chappelle, Erykah Badu and Stevie Wonder — a concept he adopted on the original Detroit back in 2012.

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The star studded album features Eminem, Lil Wayne, Post Malone, Travis Scott, Wale, Jhene Aiko, Young Thug, Nipsey Hussle (on the standout ‘Deep Reverence‘), Eminem, Anderson .Paak and many more. As expected, the Detroit emcee’s good friends Hit-Boy and KeY Wane handle bulk of the production.

But there are more names too: Mike WiLL Made It, DJ Dahi, Cool N Dre, Boi-1da, DJ Khalil, Teddy Walton plus more. Check out the full production credits below.

Detroit 2 Production Credits:

1. Why Would I Stop?
Produced by Rogét Chahayed & Hit-Boy

2. Lucky Me
Produced by Rogét Chahayed, Teddy Walton, DJ Dahi & Hit-Boy

3. Deep Reverence (Ft. Nipsey Hussle)
Produced by Rogét Chahayed, Audio Anthem, G. Ry & Hit-Boy

4. Wolves (Ft. Post Malone)
Produced by Samuel Austin, Teddy Walton & Take a Daytrip

5. Body Language (Ft. Jhené Aiko & Ty Dolla $ign)
Produced by Jay John Henry & KeY Wane

6. Story by Dave Chappelle
Written by Big Sean & Rogét Chahayed

7. Harder Than My Demons
Produced by Teddy Walton, DJ Khalil, Amaire Johnson, Jay John Henry & Mike WiLL Made-It

8. Everything That’s Missing (Ft. Dwele)
Produced by Amaire Johnson, johan lenox, Gregg Rominiecki, Teddy Walton, Big Sean & Take a Daytrip

9. ZTFO
Produced by Spanish Josh, Rogét Chahayed, Cool N Dre, No I.D. & Teddy Walton

10. Guard Your Heart (Ft. Anderson .Paak, Earlly Mac & Wale)
Produced by Corbett, Rogét Chahayed & Hit-Boy

11. Respect It (Ft. Hit-Boy & Young Thug)
Produced by G-Dav, Corbett & Hit-Boy

12. Lithuania (Ft. Travis Scott)
Produced by Audio Anthem & Hit-Boy

13. Full Circle (Ft. Diddy & KeY Wane)
Produced by KeY Wane

14. Time In (Ft. TWENTY88)
Produced by Rogét Chahayed, Mustard & KeY Wane

15. Story by Erykah Badu
Written by Erykah Badu, Rogét Chahayed & Big Sean

16. FEED
Produced by Tom Kahre, TT Audi, Kaelin Capron, Teddy Walton & Boi-1da

17. The Baddest
Produced by No I.D.

18. Don Life (Ft. Lil Wayne)
Produced by Teddy Walton, KeY Wane, johan lenox, Hit-Boy & Amaire Johnson

19. Friday Night Cypher (Ft. 42 Dugg, Boldy James, Cash Kidd, Drego, Eminem, Kash Doll, Payroll Giovanni, Royce da 5’9″, Sada Baby & Tee Grizzley)
Produced by KeY Wane, Jay John Henry, Helluva Beats & Hit-Boy

20. Story by Stevie Wonder
Written by Rogét Chahayed & Big Sean

21. Still I Rise (Ft. DOM KENNEDY)
Produced by Tom Kahre, DJ Camper & DJ Khalil