Here Are The Production Credits For Logic's New Album 'YSIV'

After the release of Everybody last year, some fans expected Logic to release Ultra 85 as his next album and then sail off into the sunset. But back in April after Bobby Tarantino II came out, Logic revealed that he has several albums finished and one of those projects he was working on was YSIV, Young Sinatra 4, which is officially out now.

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The project features Wale, the whole of Wu-Tang Clan, Jaden Smith and many more. You can stream it here. Below, we have the full production credits for you.

1) ‘Thank You’ (Feat. Lucy Rose & The RattPack)
Prod. by Vontae Thomas and Rascal
Lyricists:
Corinne Bailey Rae
Paris Strother
Sir Robert Bryson Hall II
Darrell Alston
Lucy Rose Parton
Tobias Breuer
Amber Strother

2) ‘Everybody Dies’
Prod. by 6IX and Cubeatz
Lyricists:
Khalil Abdul-Rahman
Arjun Ivatury
Sir Robert Bryson Hall II
Tim Gomringer
Kevin Gomringer

3) ‘The Return’
Prod. by 6IX
Lyricists:
Dimitri Tiomkin
Ned Washington
Arjun Ivatury
Sir Robert Bryson Hall II

4) ‘The Glorious Five’
Prod. by Matthew Crabtree and 6IX
Lyricists:
Arjun Ivatury
Sir Robert Bryson Hall II
Matthew Crabtree

5) ‘One Day’ (Feat. Ryan Tedder)
Prod. by Ryan Tedder and 6IX
Lyricists:
Zach Skelton
Ryan Tedder
Kevin Randolph
Arjun Ivatury
Sir Robert Bryson Hall II

6) ‘Wu Tang Forever’ (Feat. Ghostface Killah, Raekwon, RZA, Method Man, Inspectah Deck, Cappadonna, Jackpot
Scotty Wotty, U-God, Masta Killa & GZA)
Prod. by NAZ. and 6IX
Lyricists:
Russell Jones
Jason Hunter
Robert Diggs
Corey Woods
Dennis Coles
Darryl Hill
Caleb Armstrong
Brian Alexander Morgan
Arjun Ivatury
Elgin Turner
Lamont Hawkins
Ray Anthony Smith
Scott Watt
Joshua Portillo
Sir Robert Bryson Hall II
Gary Grice
Clifford Smith

7) ‘100 Miles And Running’ (Feat. Wale & John Lindahl)
Prod. by 6IX and Logic
Lyricists:
Arjun Ivatury
Sir Robert Bryson Hall II
Jeremiah Lordan
John Dombek Lindahl
Olubowale Akintimehin

8) ‘Ordinary Day’ (Feat. Hailee Steinfeld)
Prod. by 6IX
Lyricists:
Hailee Steinfeld
Arjun Ivatury
Sir Robert Bryson Hall II
Nick Lubbersen

9) ‘YSIV’
Prod. by 6IX
Lyricists:
Nasir Jones
Olu Dara
Anthony S Cruz
Oliver A. Scott
Melvin Dinkins
Kier Gist
Ronnie James Wilson
Thomas Wlodaryck
Sir Robert Bryson Hall II
Arjun Ivatury

10) ‘Street Dreams II’
Prod. by 6IX
Lyricists:
Arjun Ivatury
Sir Robert Bryson Hall II

11) ‘The Adventures Of Stoney Bob’ (Feat. Kajo, Slaydro & Big Lenbo)
Prod. by Kajo and 6IX
Lyricists:
Barrington Levy
Arkae Tauzon
Arjun Ivatury
Sir Robert Bryson Hall II
Frank Umana-Soto
Leon Ressalam

12) ‘Legacy’
Prod. by Sunny Norway and NAZ.
Lyricists:
Joshua Portillo
Jamahal Osley
Sir Robert Bryson Hall II

13) ‘ICONIC’ (Feat. Jaden Smith)
Prod. by Sunny Norway and NAZ.
Lyricists:
Melvin CHAOS Lewis
Sir Robert Bryson Hall II
Arjun Ivatury

14) ‘Last Call’
Prod. by Izaïah and 6IX
Lyricists:
Sir Robert Bryson Hall II
Arjun Ivatury
Isaiah Elwell