Studio Album · No. 1

Alright, Still Songwriting Credits by Lily Allen

2006 Regal 11 tracks 37:12

Produced by Iyiola Babalola, Pablo Cook, Future Cut, Greg Kurstin, Darren Lewis, Blair MacKichan, Mark Ronson, TMS  ·  Engineered by Mike Pelanconi, Rob Smith, Vaughan Merrick, George Atkins, Tim Debney, Tim Burrell

Regal PopSkaReggae
100%
Authorship
Complete Artist

Holds writing credit on 11 of 11 tracks

Authorship Breakdown 11 / 11 documented

Who wrote the songs?

Scored across the 11 tracks with documented writers, by whether Lily Allen carries a lyricist or composer credit.

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11 trackswritten by Lily Allen 0 tracksoutside writers
Lily Allen's roles on this album

Share of the 11 tracks where a band member is credited, by role.

Lyricist100%
Composer100%
Producer0%
Performer100%

By the Numbers

11
Tracks
21
Lyricists
5
Producers
1
No.1 Single
2.6 million
Worldwide Copies Sold
2006
Released
Data Insight

Allen is credited on all eleven tracks, always alongside whoever produced them: Future Cut on five, Greg Kurstin on three, Mark Ronson on one. The extra names on "Smile" belong to Jackie Mittoo and Coxsone Dodd, whose reggae record the track is built on, which is where the album's ska undertow comes from on the credit sheet as well as in the sound.

Alright, Still is Lily Allen's debut, released in July 2006 on Regal after the Myspace demos that got her signed. Future Cut, Greg Kurstin and Mark Ronson produced it. "Smile" topped the UK Singles Chart for two weeks, and the album sold over 2.6 million copies worldwide and was nominated for Best Alternative Music Album at the 50th Grammy Awards.

Track Listing & Credits 11 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
Smile #1
Lily AllenIyiola BabalolaDarren LewisJackie MittooCoxsone Dodd Lily Rose Beatrice AllenIyiola BabalolaDarren LewisJackie MittooClement Dodd Future Cut Lily Allen (Performer)
2
Knock 'Em Out
Lily AllenIyiola BabalolaDarren LewisEarl King Lily Rose Beatrice AllenIyiola BabalolaDarren LewisEarl King Future Cut Lily Allen (Performer)
3
LDN #6
Lily AllenDuke ReidIyiola BabalolaDarren Lewis Lily Rose Beatrice AllenArthur "Duke" ReidIyiola BabalolaDarren Lewis Future Cut Lily Allen (Performer)
4
Everything's Just Wonderful
Lily AllenGreg Kurstin Lily Rose Beatrice AllenGreg Kurstin Greg Kurstin Lily Allen (Performer)
5
Not Big
Lily AllenGreg Kurstin Lily Rose Beatrice AllenGreg Kurstin Greg Kurstin Lily Allen (Performer)
6
Friday Night
Lily AllenPablo CookJonny Bull Lily Rose Beatrice AllenPablo CookJonny Bull Pablo Cook Lily Allen (Performer)
7
Shame for You
Lily AllenBlair MacKichan Lily Rose Beatrice AllenBlair MacKichan Blair MacKichan Lily Allen (Performer)
8
Littlest Things #21
Lily AllenMark RonsonPierre BacheletHervé RoySanti White Lily Rose Beatrice AllenMark RonsonPierre BacheletHervé RoySanti White Mark Ronson Lily Allen (Performer)
9
Take What You Take
Lily AllenDarren LewisIyiola Babalola Lily Rose Beatrice AllenDarren LewisIyiola Babalola Future Cut Lily Allen (Performer)
10
Friend of Mine
Lily AllenIyiola BabalolaDarren LewisO'Kelly Isley, Jr.Ernie IsleyRudolph IsleyRonald IsleyMarvin IsleyChris Jasper Lily Rose Beatrice AllenIyiola BabalolaDarren LewisO'Kelly Isley, Jr.Ernest IsleyRudolph IsleyRonald IsleyMarvin IsleyChris Jasper Future Cut Lily Allen (Performer)
11
Alfie
Lily AllenGreg Kurstin Lily Rose Beatrice AllenGreg Kurstin Greg Kurstin Lily Allen (Performer)

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Frequently Asked Questions Alright, Still

Did Lily Allen write Alright, Still?
She is credited on all eleven tracks. Each one also carries the producer as a co-writer, so none is hers alone.
Who wrote "Smile"?
Allen with Future Cut's Iyiola Babalola and Darren Lewis, plus Jackie Mittoo and Coxsone Dodd for the sampled reggae record. It was a UK number one.
Who wrote "LDN"?
Allen with Future Cut, who also produced it. It reached number six in the UK.
How did the album sell?
Over 2.6 million copies worldwide, including 1,210,017 in the United Kingdom and 627,000 in the United States.
Did it win any awards?
It was nominated for Best Alternative Music Album at the 50th Grammy Awards and did not win.
Who produced it?
Future Cut on most of the record, with Greg Kurstin on three tracks and Mark Ronson on one.

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