Studio Album · No. 4

Coolio.com Songwriting Credits by Coolio

2001 JVC Victor 14 tracks 55:12

Produced by Vic C., Devon Davis, Dj Tomekk  ·  Engineered by Eddy Schreyer, Dave Pensado

JVC Victor West Coast Hip HopHip Hop
0%
Authorship
Singer / Performer

Holds writing credit on 0 of 8 tracks · 6 not yet documented

Authorship Breakdown 0 / 8 documented

Who wrote the songs?

Scored across the 8 tracks with documented writers, by whether Coolio carries a lyricist or composer credit.

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0 trackswritten by Coolio 8 tracksoutside writers 6 trackswriters not documented
Coolio's roles on this album

Share of the 14 tracks where a band member is credited, by role.

Lyricist0%
Composer0%
Producer0%
Performer100%

By the Numbers

14
Tracks
14
Lyricists
10
Producers
2001
Released
Data Insight

No track on this record can be attributed. The album article publishes no writers, and the Discogs release names Artis Ivey, Bryan Dobbs, Deyon Davis and Vic C as writers of the whole record rather than song by song. What survives is the outside co-writers on eight tracks, so the album reads as if Coolio wrote none of it, which is not what the credits say.

Coolio.com came out on JVC Victor in April 2001 and was released in Japan. It did not chart, and none of its singles registered a peak.

Track Listing & Credits 14 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
I Like Girls
Rodney HunterThomas SchmidtDJ Tomekk Rodney HunterThomas SchmidtDJ Tomekk DJ Tomekk Coolio (Performer)Microphone Jones (Featured Vocals)
2
Yo-Ho-Ho
Björn SöderbergPierre Senecal Björn SöderbergPierre Senecal Polar Bear Coolio (Performer)
3
Gangbangers
Akeem MarksDelmar Arnaud Akeem MarksDelmar Arnaud Brian "Wino" Dobbs Coolio (Performer)Daz Dillinger (Featured Vocals)Spade (Featured Vocals)
4
Show Me Love
Not documented - Dion Davis Coolio (Performer)
5
The Hustler
Don Schlitz Don Schlitz Brian Wino Dobbs Coolio (Performer)Kenny Rogers (Featured Vocals)
6
Right Now
Not documented - Dion Davis Coolio (Performer)
7
The Partay
Not documented - Brian Wino Dobbs Coolio (Performer)The Replacements (Featured Vocals)
8
Dead Man Walking
Not documented - Brian "Wino" Dobbs Coolio (Performer)
9
Life
Lew Laing Lew Laing Lew Laing Coolio (Performer)Microphone Jones (Featured Vocals)
10
Would You Still Be Mine
Not documented - Vic Conception Coolio (Performer)
11
Skirrrrrrrt
Louis Freese Louis Freese Vic Conception Coolio (Performer)B-Real (Featured Vocals)
12
Neighborhood Square Dance
Not documented - Vic Conception Coolio (Performer)
13
These Are the Days
Barry BotkinMo-Suave' House Productions Barry BotkinMo-Suave' House Productions Suave House Coolio (Performer)Rodney Harris (Featured Vocals)
14
Somebody's Gotta Die
Anthony HendersonGilbert Valdez Anthony HendersonGilbert Valdez Derek JacksonGilbert Valdez Coolio (Performer)Krayzie Bone (Featured Vocals)DVS (Featured Vocals)

Songwriter & Credit Spotlight 31 contributors

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Frequently Asked Questions Coolio.com

Who wrote Coolio.com?
Nothing published says which tracks are whose. The Discogs release names Artis Ivey, Bryan Dobbs, Deyon Davis and Vic C as the writers of the record as a whole, and lists outside co-writers on eight individual tracks.
Why are the credits incomplete?
The album article has no writer column and the Discogs release lists the core writers only at release level. Crediting all four of them to every track would assert something nobody published, so only the per-track names are recorded here.
Where was it released?
Japan, on JVC Victor. It did not enter the Billboard 200.
Did any single chart?
"The Hustler" with Kenny Rogers was the single and registered no chart peak.
How did the album sell?
The discography's certification column is blank for this album and no sales figure is published.
Who produced it?
Bryan Dobbs, Deyon Davis, Vic C, DJ Tomekk, Polarbear, Lew Laing and Gilbert Valdez, among others.
How long is the album?
55:12 across 14 tracks.
Data note: The album article publishes no writing credits. The Discogs release names Artis Ivey, Bryan Dobbs, Deyon Davis and Vic C as writers of the record as a whole rather than track by track, so only the per-track credits it carries are recorded here.

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