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  Studio Album · No. 6

143 Songwriting Credits by Katy Perry

2024 Capitol Records 11 tracks 34 min

Produced by Max Martin, Cirkut, Dr. Luke, MNEK, Oscar Holter, Kris Bowers  ·  Engineered by Serban Ghenea (mixing), John Hanes (mixing), Kalani Thompson (engineering), Tyler Sheppard (engineering), Clint Gibbs (engineering), Dale Becker (mastering)

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By the Numbers

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143 was produced by Max Martin, Cirkut, Dr. Luke, MNEK, Oscar Holter, and Kris Bowers, with mixing by Serban Ghenea and John Hanes, engineering by Kalani Thompson, Tyler Sheppard, Clint Gibbs, and Ryan Ogren, and mastering by Dale Becker. At 33 minutes and 34 seconds, it is Perry's shortest studio album. Lead single "Woman's World" generated significant controversy for its perceived contradictory messaging about female empowerment and peaked at #63 on the Billboard Hot 100. The album debuted at #6 on the Billboard 200 with 48,000 first-week album-equivalent units and sold 100,000 domestic copies as of December 2024.

143 is Katy Perry's seventh studio album, released September 20, 2024 through Capitol Records. Named after the numeric shorthand for 'I love you,' the album marks Perry's return to the pop mainstream after a five-year gap following 2019's Witness, leaning on a roster of hit producers including Max Martin, Cirkut, Dr. Luke, and MNEK. Lead single 'Woman's World' drew widespread attention upon release, while 'Lifetimes', produced solely by MNEK, showcased a more UK-influenced electronic pop direction. Perry co-wrote every track on 143, maintaining her pattern of active songwriting collaboration established across One of the Boys, Teenage Dream, Prism, Witness, and Smile. Features include Doechii on 'I'm His, He's Mine,' Latto on 'All the Love We Made,' and Addison Rae on 'Borderline.'

Track Listing & Credits 11 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
Woman's World #63
Katy PerryŁukasz GottwaldVaughn OliverAaron JosephRocco ValdesChloe Angelides Katy PerryŁukasz GottwaldVaughn OliverAaron JosephRocco ValdesChloe Angelides Dr. LukeVaughn OliverAaron JosephRocco Did It Again! Katy Perry (Lead Vocals)
2
Gimme Gimme
Katy PerryShéyaa Bin Abraham-JosephŁukasz GottwaldRocco ValdesRyan OgrenTheron ThomasGamal LewisFerras Alqaisi Katy PerryShéyaa Bin Abraham-JosephŁukasz GottwaldRocco ValdesRyan OgrenTheron ThomasGamal LewisFerras Alqaisi Dr. LukeRocco Did It Again! Katy Perry (Lead Vocals)21 Savage (Rap)
3
Gorgeous
Katy PerryKim PetrasŁukasz GottwaldMax MartinVaughn OliverAaron JosephRocco ValdesChloe AngelidesMalibu BabieDevin Wilkes Katy PerryKim PetrasŁukasz GottwaldMax MartinVaughn OliverAaron JosephRocco ValdesChloe AngelidesMalibu BabieDevin Wilkes Dr. LukeVaughn OliverMalibu Babie Katy Perry (Lead Vocals)Kim Petras (Vocals)
4
I'm His, He's Mine
Katy PerryJaylah HickmonŁukasz GottwaldRocco ValdesRyan OgrenTheron ThomasGamal LewisFerras AlqaisiCrystal WatersNeal Conway Katy PerryJaylah HickmonŁukasz GottwaldRocco ValdesRyan OgrenTheron ThomasGamal LewisFerras AlqaisiCrystal WatersNeal Conway Dr. LukeRocco Did It Again! Katy Perry (Lead Vocals)Doechii (Rap)
5
Crush
Katy PerryŁukasz GottwaldRocco ValdesRyan OgrenTheron ThomasKeegan BachEmily WarrenScott HarrisSarah HudsonDallas Koehlke Katy PerryŁukasz GottwaldRocco ValdesRyan OgrenTheron ThomasKeegan BachEmily WarrenScott HarrisSarah HudsonDallas Koehlke Dr. Luke Katy Perry (Lead Vocals)
6
Lifetimes
Katy PerryŁukasz GottwaldVaughn OliverRocco ValdesRyan OgrenTheron ThomasGamal LewisSarah Hudson Katy PerryŁukasz GottwaldVaughn OliverRocco ValdesRyan OgrenTheron ThomasGamal LewisSarah Hudson Dr. LukeVaughn Oliver Katy Perry (Lead Vocals)
7
All the Love
Katy PerryŁukasz GottwaldVaughn OliverAaron JosephRyan OgrenKeegan BachFerras Alqaisi Katy PerryŁukasz GottwaldVaughn OliverAaron JosephRyan OgrenKeegan BachFerras Alqaisi Dr. LukeVaughn OliverAaron JosephKBeazy Katy Perry (Lead Vocals)
8
Nirvana
Katy PerryŁukasz GottwaldVaughn OliverAaron JosephRocco ValdesRyan OgrenKeegan BachSarah HudsonDallas KoehlkeTheron ThomasEmily WarrenScott Harris Katy PerryŁukasz GottwaldVaughn OliverAaron JosephRocco ValdesRyan OgrenKeegan BachSarah HudsonDallas KoehlkeTheron ThomasEmily WarrenScott Harris Dr. LukeVaughn OliverAaron Joseph Katy Perry (Lead Vocals)
9
Artificial
Katy PerryDestin Choice RouteŁukasz GottwaldAaron JosephRocco ValdesKeegan BachChloe AngelidesSarah HudsonSamuel Catalano Katy PerryDestin Choice RouteŁukasz GottwaldAaron JosephRocco ValdesKeegan BachChloe AngelidesSarah HudsonSamuel Catalano Dr. LukeKBeazy Katy Perry (Lead Vocals)JID (Rap)
10
Truth
Katy PerryŁukasz GottwaldVaughn OliverRocco ValdesRyan OgrenGamal LewisSarah Hudson Katy PerryŁukasz GottwaldVaughn OliverRocco ValdesRyan OgrenGamal LewisSarah Hudson Dr. LukeVaughn Oliver Katy Perry (Lead Vocals)
11
Wonder
Katy PerryFerras AlqaisiTor Erik HermansenMikkel Storleer EriksenHenry WalterKent SundbergCato Sundberg Katy PerryFerras AlqaisiTor Erik HermansenMikkel Storleer EriksenHenry WalterKent SundbergCato Sundberg StargateCirkut Katy Perry (Lead Vocals)

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Frequently Asked Questions 143

Who produced 143 by Katy Perry?
143 was produced by Max Martin, Cirkut, Dr. Luke, MNEK, Oscar Holter, and Kris Bowers. Serban Ghenea and John Hanes mixed; Kalani Thompson, Tyler Sheppard, Clint Gibbs, and Ryan Ogren handled engineering; Dale Becker mastered. The album was released September 20, 2024, through Capitol Records.
What did Woman's World by Katy Perry peak at on the Billboard Hot 100?
"Woman's World" peaked at number 63 on the Billboard Hot 100. Released July 11, 2024, the song was met with immediate critical controversy, many commentators found its female-empowerment messaging to be at odds with its lyrics and visual presentation, which affected its commercial performance despite Perry's established fanbase.
What does the title 143 by Katy Perry mean?
143 is numeric shorthand for "I love you", the numbers corresponding to the word lengths (1=I, 4=love, 3=you). It has been used in messaging culture for decades. Katy Perry has used the phrase throughout her public persona, including as her fan engagement platform name, and it serves as a declaration of affection for her audience.
How many copies did 143 by Katy Perry sell in the United States?
As of December 2024, 143 had sold approximately 100,000 domestic copies in the United States according to Luminate data. The album debuted at number six on the Billboard 200 with 48,000 first-week album-equivalent units (37,500 pure album sales and 10,000 streaming-equivalent units). No RIAA certifications have been documented.
What is the runtime of 143 by Katy Perry?
143 runs 33 minutes and 34 seconds across 10 tracks on the standard edition. A deluxe edition ("1432") extends the runtime to 44 minutes and 55 seconds. At 33 minutes, the standard album is Katy Perry's shortest studio album. It was released September 20, 2024, through Capitol Records.
Did 143 by Katy Perry receive any Grammy nominations?
No Grammy nominations are documented for 143 by Katy Perry in available sources. The album received mixed critical reception and its lead single "Woman's World" faced significant backlash, which may have affected the album's awards profile.
Who are the producers on 143 by Katy Perry compared to her earlier albums?
143 marks a return to Max Martin and Dr. Luke as core producers, both had been central to Perry's earlier albums including One of the Boys (2008), Teenage Dream (2010), and Prism (2013). New collaborators include MNEK, Oscar Holter, and film composer Kris Bowers. Cirkut (Henry Walter), who co-produced tracks on Prism and Teenage Dream, also returned.

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