Studio Album · No. 4

Roll with Me Songwriting Credits by Natasha Bedingfield

2019 We Are Hear 14 tracks 50:20

Produced by Linda Perry, Troy Nōka  ·  Engineered by Luis Flores

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Authorship
Complete Artist

Holds writing credit on 14 of 14 tracks

Authorship Breakdown 14 / 14 documented

Who wrote the songs?

Scored across the 14 tracks with documented writers, by whether Natasha Bedingfield carries a lyricist or composer credit.

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Natasha Bedingfield's roles on this album

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

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By the Numbers

14
Tracks
3
Lyricists
2
Producers
2019
Released
Data Insight

All fourteen tracks carry her name and Linda Perry is on every one of them as co-writer and producer. Only "It Could Be Love" brings in a third writer, Lisa Vitale. It is the most tightly held record she has made.

Roll with Me came out on We Are Hear in 2019, nine years after Strip Me, made from end to end with Linda Perry.

Track Listing & Credits 14 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
Kick It
Natasha BedingfieldLinda Perry Natasha Anne BedingfieldLinda Perry Linda PerryTroy Nōka Natasha Bedingfield (Performer)
2
Roller Skate
Natasha BedingfieldLinda Perry Natasha Anne BedingfieldLinda Perry Linda PerryTroy Nōka Natasha Bedingfield (Performer)
3
Everybody Come Together
Natasha BedingfieldLinda Perry Natasha Anne BedingfieldLinda Perry Linda PerryTroy Nōka Natasha Bedingfield (Performer)Angel Haze (Featured Vocals)
4
Hey Papa
Natasha BedingfieldLinda Perry Natasha Anne BedingfieldLinda Perry Linda PerryTroy Nōka Natasha Bedingfield (Performer)
5
King of the World
Natasha BedingfieldLinda Perry Natasha Anne BedingfieldLinda Perry Linda PerryTroy Nōka Natasha Bedingfield (Performer)
6
It Could Be Love
Natasha BedingfieldLinda PerryLisa Vitale Natasha Anne BedingfieldLinda PerryLisa Vitale Linda PerryTroy Nōka Natasha Bedingfield (Performer)
7
Where We Going Now
Natasha BedingfieldLinda Perry Natasha Anne BedingfieldLinda Perry Linda PerryTroy Nōka Natasha Bedingfield (Performer)
8
Can't Look Away
Natasha BedingfieldLinda Perry Natasha Anne BedingfieldLinda Perry Linda PerryTroy Nōka Natasha Bedingfield (Performer)
9
Can't Let Go
Natasha BedingfieldLinda Perry Natasha Anne BedingfieldLinda Perry Linda PerryTroy Nōka Natasha Bedingfield (Performer)
10
No Man I See
Natasha BedingfieldLinda Perry Natasha Anne BedingfieldLinda Perry Linda PerryTroy Nōka Natasha Bedingfield (Performer)
11
Sweet Nothing
Natasha BedingfieldLinda Perry Natasha Anne BedingfieldLinda Perry Linda PerryTroy Nōka Natasha Bedingfield (Performer)
12
I Feel You
Natasha BedingfieldLinda Perry Natasha Anne BedingfieldLinda Perry Linda PerryTroy Nōka Natasha Bedingfield (Performer)
13
Wishful Thinking
Natasha BedingfieldLinda Perry Natasha Anne BedingfieldLinda Perry Linda PerryTroy Nōka Natasha Bedingfield (Performer)
14
Real Love
Natasha BedingfieldLinda Perry Natasha Anne BedingfieldLinda Perry Linda PerryTroy Nōka Natasha Bedingfield (Performer)

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Frequently Asked Questions Roll with Me

Who wrote Roll with Me?
Bedingfield and Linda Perry wrote all fourteen tracks together. Lisa Vitale joins them on "It Could Be Love".
How did it sell?
The discography publishes no sales figure and no certification for it. It reached number 36 on the Billboard Independent Albums chart.
Did any single chart in the Hot 100?
No. "King of the World" and "Kick It" were the singles and neither entered the chart.
Who engineered it?
Luis Flores, credited as assistant engineer across all fourteen tracks.
Who produced it?
Linda Perry on all fourteen tracks, with Adam Bravin on the opener and Troy Noka on "Can't Look Away".
Who guests on it?
Angel Haze sings lead on "Everybody Come Together" and background vocals on four other tracks.
How long is the album?
50:20 across fourteen tracks.

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