Get Out of Your Own Way

Tracklist

1. 1Get Out of Your Own Way3:58

Running time 3:58

Tracklist of the first edition, from MusicBrainz.

Who made it

Played on it

• Brent Kutzlekeyboard
• Jolyon Thomasguitar, keyboard
• Gosha Usovkeyboard
• Kendrick Lamarspoken vocals
• Ryan Tedderbackground vocals

Production

• Drew Bangadditional engineer
• Matt Bishopadditional engineer
• Declan Gaffneyadditional engineer
• Matty Greenengineer
• Christopher Henryassistant engineer
• Rich Richengineer
• Tyler Spryengineer
• Gosha Usovassistant engineer
• Brandon Bostassistant mixing
• Tom Elmhirstmixing
• Brent Kutzleproducer
• Jacknife Leeadditional producer
• Steve Lillywhiteproducer
• Ryan Tedderproducer
• Jolyon Thomasproducer

Credits from MusicBrainz, written by its volunteers.

The record

• First released
  1 Nov 2017
• Labels
  Island
  UMC
• Kind
  Single
• Formats
  Digital 4 editions
• Editions
  4 releases
• Running time
  3:58
• Barcode
  602567141600

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