Studio Album · No. 3

Dru World Order Songwriting Credits by Dru Hill

2002 Def Soul / Def Jam 13 tracks 55:36

Produced by Kevin Liles, Nokio, Dru Hill, Jaha Johnson, Kenneth Crear, Tina Davis, Bryan Michael Cox, Darryl Pearson, The Featherstones, Kwamé, Nocko, PAJAM, Sean "Mocca" Banks, Warryn Campbell  ·  Engineered by Serban Ghenea, Manny Marroquin, Chris Gehringer, John Hanes

Def Soul / Def Jam R&BSoul
Songwriter
77%
Authorship

Holds writing credit on 10 of 13 tracks

Authorship Breakdown 10 / 13 documented

Who wrote the songs?

Scored across the 13 tracks with documented writers, by whether Dru Hill carries a lyricist or composer credit.

77%
10 trackswritten by Dru Hill 3 tracksoutside writers
Dru Hill's roles on this album

Share of the 13 tracks where a band member is credited, by role.

Lyricist77%
Composer77%
Producer69%
Performer100%

By the Numbers

13
Tracks
26
Lyricists
14
Producers
2002
Released
Data Insight

Ten of thirteen tracks carry member credits and Nokio is on more of them than anyone, taking an executive producer role as well. Scola has joined and writes on six, so the reunion album is the first where a member other than the founding four has a real share.

Dru World Order came out in November 2002 on Def Soul, the comeback album after a three-year split. It is certified gold and "I Should Be..." reached number 25 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Track Listing & Credits 13 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
Love/Hate
NokioDarryl PearsonDarrell Adams Tamir RuffinDarryl PearsonDarrell Adams NokioDarryl Pearson Dru Hill (Performer)
2
Xstacey Jones
NokioCaseTQDarryl Pearson Tamir RuffinCase WoodardTerrance QuaitesDarryl Pearson NokioDarryl Pearson Dru Hill (Performer)
3
I Should Be... #25
Justin FeatherstoneAlonzo JoynerJeriel AskewMatthew FeatherstoneChristopher Featherstone Justin FeatherstoneAlonzo JoynerJeriel AskewMatthew FeatherstoneChristopher Featherstone The FeatherstonesRoundtable/Kidrow ProductionsSisqó Dru Hill (Performer)
4
If I Could
Tamara SavageBryan-Michael CoxSisqóScolaGregory Curtis Tamara SavageBryan-Michael CoxMark Althavan AndrewsRufus WallerGregory Curtis Bryan Michael CoxNokio Dru Hill (Performer)
5
No Doubt
SisqóNokioKwamé Holland Mark Althavan AndrewsTamir RuffinKwamé Holland Kwamé Dru Hill (Performer)
6
On Me
SisqóNokioScolaVictor Santiago Mark Althavan AndrewsTamir RuffinRufus WallerVictor Santiago NokioSisqó Dru Hill (Performer)N.O.R.E. (Featured Vocals)
7
Old Love
J. Moss James Moss PAJAM Dru Hill (Performer)
8
She Said
Nokio Tamir Ruffin Nokio Dru Hill (Performer)LovHer (Featured Vocals)
9
I Do (Millions)
Sean BanksMarvin Winans Sean BanksMarvin Winans Sean "Moccaa" BanksNokio Dru Hill (Performer)
10
I Love You #77
NokioSisqóScolaDennis Moorehead Tamir RuffinMark Althavan AndrewsRufus WallerDennis Moorehead NockoNokio Dru Hill (Performer)
11
Never Stop Loving You
JazzWirlie MorrisAlan Floyd Larry AnthonyWirlie MorrisAlan Floyd Wirlie MorrisAlan FloydJazz Dru-Daddy Dru Hill (Performer)
12
Men Always Regret
Nokio Tamir Ruffin Nokio Dru Hill (Performer)
13
My Angel"/"How Could You
Warryn CampbellSisqóWoody Warryn CampbellMark Althavan AndrewsJames Green Warryn Campbell Dru Hill (Performer)

Songwriter & Credit Spotlight 45 contributors

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Frequently Asked Questions Dru World Order

Who wrote Dru World Order?
Members on ten of the thirteen tracks. Nokio is on the most, with Sisqó and Scola alongside him.
Who wrote "I Should Be..."?
The group with their co-writers. It reached number 25 on the Billboard Hot 100.
How did the album sell?
It is certified gold by the RIAA. No sales figure is published on the cited pages.
Who is Scola?
Rufus Waller, who joined in 2001 and writes on six tracks here, his first album with the group.
Who engineered it?
Serban Ghenea and Manny Marroquin mixed, with Chris Gehringer mastering.
Which other single charted?
"I Love You" reached number 77 on the Billboard Hot 100.
How long is the album?
55:36 across thirteen tracks.

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