Studio Album · No. 5

Montell Jordan Songwriting Credits by Montell Jordan

2002 Def Soul 13 tracks 57:02

Produced by Montell Jordan, Steven Estiverne, Focus, Rob Fusari, Invisible Man, Falonte Moore, Travon Potts

Def Soul R&BHip Hop Soul
Complete Artist
100%
Authorship

Holds writing credit on 13 of 13 tracks

Authorship Breakdown 13 / 13 documented

Who wrote the songs?

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

100%
13 trackswritten by Montell Jordan 0 tracksoutside writers
Montell Jordan's roles on this album

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

Lyricist100%
Composer100%
Producer23%
Performer100%

By the Numbers

13
Tracks
14
Lyricists
9
Producers
2002
Released
Data Insight

Jordan is on all thirteen tracks, the only album where that is true, and alone on none of them. Rob Fusari and Focus come in as producers, so a record he wrote every song of is also the one with the widest outside production team to that point.

The self-titled fifth album came out on Def Soul in February 2002, his last for the label. Thirteen tracks in 57:02.

Track Listing & Credits 13 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
MJ V Intro
Montell JordanFocus...Kaisha Jones Montell Du'Sean JordanBernard Edwards, Jr.Kaisha Jones Focus... Montell Jordan (Performer)WC (Featured Vocals)
2
MJ Anthem
Montell JordanEdwardsBrad Williams Montell Du'Sean JordanEdwardsBrad Williams Focus Montell Jordan (Performer)
3
You're the Right One
Montell JordanSteven EstiverneEdwardsJames Jones Montell Du'Sean JordanSteven EstiverneEdwardsJames Jones Montell JordanSteven Estiverne Montell Jordan (Performer)
4
You Must Have Been
Montell JordanSteven EstiverneKaisha Jones Montell Du'Sean JordanSteven EstiverneKaisha Jones Steven Estiverne Montell Jordan (Performer)
5
Can't Take It No More
Montell JordanSteven EstiverneKristin JordanKaisha Jones Montell Du'Sean JordanSteven EstiverneKristin JordanKaisha Jones Invisible ManKaisha Jones Montell Jordan (Performer)
6
Top or Bottom
Montell JordanEdwards Montell Du'Sean JordanEdwards Focus Montell Jordan (Performer)
7
Tasty
Montell JordanSteven EstiverneEdwards Montell Du'Sean JordanSteven EstiverneEdwards Montell JordanSteven Estiverne Montell Jordan (Performer)
8
Mine Mine Mine
Montell JordanEdwardsJason Weaver Montell Du'Sean JordanEdwardsJason Weaver Focus Montell Jordan (Performer)
9
Coulda Woulda Shoulda
Montell JordanFalonte MooreRob FusariBalewa Muhammad Montell Du'Sean JordanFalonte MooreRob FusariBalewa Muhammad Falonte MooreRob Fusari Montell Jordan (Performer)Case (Featured Vocals)
10
Why Can't We
Montell JordanEdwards Montell Du'Sean JordanEdwards Focus Montell Jordan (Performer)
11
The Rain
Montell JordanEdwards Montell Du'Sean JordanEdwards Focus Montell Jordan (Performer)
12
Are You With Me
Montell JordanTravon Potts Montell Du'Sean JordanTravon Potts Travon Potts Montell Jordan (Performer)
13
The You in Me
Montell JordanSteven EstiverneLong Montell Du'Sean JordanSteven EstiverneLong Montell JordanSteven Estiverne Montell Jordan (Performer)Bishop Eddie Long (Featured Vocals)

Songwriter & Credit Spotlight 21 contributors

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Frequently Asked Questions Montell Jordan

Who wrote Montell Jordan?
Jordan on all thirteen tracks, always with co-writers. It is the only album where he is credited on every song.
Who wrote "Once Upon a Time"?
Jordan with his co-writers. It reached number 35 on Billboard's Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart.
How did the album sell?
The discography's certification column is blank for this album and no sales figure is published.
Is this his most self-written album?
By share, yes: thirteen of thirteen.
Who produced it?
Jordan with Steven Estiverne, Focus, Rob Fusari, Invisible Man, Falonte Moore and Travon Potts.
Is this his last Def Soul album?
Yes. Life After Def followed on Koch a year later, and the title says as much.
How long is the album?
57:02 across thirteen tracks.

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