Studio Album · No. 3
Hollywood's Bleeding Songwriting Credits by Post Malone
Produced by Louis Bell, Andrew Watt, Frank Dukes, Billy Walsh, DallasK
Republic
Hip HopPop RapEmo RapPost-TrapR&B
100%
Authorship
Holds writing credit on 17 of 17 tracks
Authorship Breakdown 17 / 17 documented
Who wrote the songs?
Scored across the 17 tracks with documented writers, by whether Post Malone carries a lyricist or composer credit.
17 trackswritten by Post Malone
0 tracksoutside writers
Post Malone's roles on this album
Share of the 17 tracks where a band member is credited, by role.
Lyricist100%
Composer100%
Producer6%
Performer100%
By the Numbers
17
Tracks
34
Lyricists
14
Producers
1
No.1 Single
2019
Released
Awards & Recognition 2
American Music Award for Favorite Album - Rap/Hip-Hop (2019)
Grammy Award for Album of the Year (2021, Nominated)
Data Insight
Hollywood's Bleeding was produced primarily by Louis Bell, with contributions from Andrew Watt, BloodPop, Brian Lee, Carter Lang, DJ Dahi, Emile Haynie, Frank Dukes, Happy Perez, Jahaan Sweet, Nick Mira, and Post Malone himself. Post Malone co-wrote every track; Kanye West co-wrote Internet. On release day, the album placed 17 songs simultaneously on the Billboard Hot 100, setting a then-record for most simultaneous Hot 100 entries by a solo male artist. Circles reached number one on the Hot 100 and became one of the longest-charting Hot 100 songs of 2019-2020.
Hollywood's Bleeding is the third studio album by Post Malone, released in September 2019 on Republic Records and produced by Louis Bell, Andrew Watt, Frank Dukes, Billy Walsh, and DallasK. The album debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 with over 489,000 equivalent album units, the largest opening week for any album in 2019. Features from Ozzy Osbourne, Travis Scott, Halsey, Future, and SZA reflected Post's broad commercial reach and his reputation as a collaborator capable of bridging genres. The single 'Circles' became one of the longest-charting pop songs in Billboard Hot 100 history, and 'Sunflower' from the Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse soundtrack had already become his biggest hit. Hollywood's Bleeding is Post Malone's most polished and thematically cohesive album, a meditation on fame, loneliness, and the spiritual cost of success.
Track Listing & Credits 17 tracks
Written by the artist
Written by outside writers
| # | Title | Lyricist(s) | Composer(s) | Producer(s) | Performers |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Hollywood's Bleeding
|
Austin PostLouis BellBrian LeeBilly WalshCarter Lang | Austin PostLouis BellBrian LeeBilly WalshCarter Lang | Louis BellBrian Lee | Post Malone (Lead Vocals, Rapper) |
| 2 |
Saint-Tropez
|
Austin PostAdam FeeneyJahaan SweetPaimon JahanbinNima JahanbinLouis BellBilly Walsh | Austin PostAdam FeeneyJahaan SweetPaimon JahanbinNima JahanbinLouis BellBilly Walsh | Frank DukesJahaan SweetWallis Lane | Post Malone (Lead Vocals, Rapper) |
| 3 |
Enemies
#16
|
Austin PostJonathan KirkLouis BellBilly Walsh | Austin PostJonathan KirkLouis BellBilly Walsh | Louis Bell | Post Malone (Lead Vocals, Rapper)DaBaby (Rap) |
| 4 |
Allergic
#37
|
Austin PostLouis BellBrian LeeBilly Walsh | Austin PostLouis BellBrian LeeBilly Walsh | Louis BellBrian Lee | Post Malone (Lead Vocals, Rapper) |
| 5 |
A Thousand Bad Times
|
Austin PostLouis BellAdam FeeneyBilly WalshKaan Güneşberk | Austin PostLouis BellAdam FeeneyBilly WalshKaan Güneşberk | Louis BellFrank Dukes | Post Malone (Lead Vocals, Rapper) |
| 6 |
Circles
#1
|
Austin PostLouis BellAdam FeeneyBilly WalshKaan Güneşberk | Austin PostLouis BellAdam FeeneyBilly WalshKaan Güneşberk | Louis BellPost MaloneFrank Dukes | Post Malone (Lead Vocals, Rapper) |
| 7 |
Die for Me
|
Austin PostNayvadius WilburnAshley FrangipaneLouis BellAndrew WattNathan PerezBilly Walsh | Austin PostNayvadius WilburnAshley FrangipaneLouis BellAndrew WattNathan PerezBilly Walsh | Louis BellHappy PerezAndrew Watt | Post Malone (Lead Vocals, Rapper)Future (Rap)Halsey (Vocals) |
| 8 |
On the Road
|
Austin PostRobert WilliamsDominique JonesLouis BellNicholas MiraBilly WalshTavoris Hollins Jr. | Austin PostRobert WilliamsDominique JonesLouis BellNicholas MiraBilly WalshTavoris Hollins Jr. | Louis BellNick Mira | Post Malone (Lead Vocals, Rapper)Meek Mill (Rap)Lil Baby (Rap) |
| 9 |
Take What You Want
#8
|
Austin PostJohn OsbourneJacques Webster IILouis BellAndrew WattBilly Walsh | Austin PostJohn OsbourneJacques Webster IILouis BellAndrew WattBilly Walsh | Louis BellAndrew Watt | Post Malone (Lead Vocals, Rapper)Ozzy Osbourne (Vocals)Travis Scott (Rap) |
| 10 |
I'm Gonna Be
|
Austin PostLouis BellBilly Walsh | Austin PostLouis BellBilly Walsh | Louis Bell | Post Malone (Lead Vocals, Rapper) |
| 11 |
Staring at the Sun
|
Austin PostSolána RoweLouis BellAdam FeeneyBilly WalshMatthew TavaresSeth Nyquist | Austin PostSolána RoweLouis BellAdam FeeneyBilly WalshMatthew TavaresSeth Nyquist | Louis BellFrank DukesMatthew Tavares | Post Malone (Lead Vocals, Rapper)SZA (Vocals) |
| 12 |
Sunflower
|
Austin PostKhalif BrownLouis BellCarter LangBilly Walsh | Austin PostKhalif BrownLouis BellCarter LangBilly Walsh | Louis BellCarter Lang | Post Malone (Lead Vocals, Rapper)Swae Lee (Vocals) |
| 13 |
Internet
|
Austin PostKanye WestDacoury NatcheMichael TuckerLouis Bell | Austin PostKanye WestDacoury NatcheMichael TuckerLouis Bell | Louis BellDJ DahiBloodPop | Post Malone (Lead Vocals, Rapper) |
| 14 |
Goodbyes
#3
|
Austin PostJeffery WilliamsBrian LeeLouis BellBilly WalshVal BlavatnikJessie Foutz | Austin PostJeffery WilliamsBrian LeeLouis BellBilly WalshVal BlavatnikJessie Foutz | Louis BellBrian Lee | Post Malone (Lead Vocals, Rapper)Young Thug (Vocals) |
| 15 |
Myself
|
Austin PostJoshua TillmanLouis BellAdam FeeneyEmile Haynie | Austin PostJoshua TillmanLouis BellAdam FeeneyEmile Haynie | Louis BellFrank DukesEmile Haynie | Post Malone (Lead Vocals, Rapper) |
| 16 |
I Know
|
Austin PostLouis BellBilly Walsh | Austin PostLouis BellBilly Walsh | Louis Bell | Post Malone (Lead Vocals, Rapper) |
| 17 |
Wow.
#2
|
Austin PostLouis BellAdam FeeneyBilly WalshAnthoine Walters | Austin PostLouis BellAdam FeeneyBilly WalshAnthoine Walters | Louis BellFrank Dukes | Post Malone (Lead Vocals, Rapper) |
Songwriter & Credit Spotlight 51 contributors
LB
Louis Bell
Writer · Producer
AP
Austin Post
Writer
BW
Billy Walsh
Writer
AF
Adam Feeney
Writer
BL
Brian Lee
Writer · Producer
AW
Andrew Watt
Writer · Producer
CL
Carter Lang
Writer · Producer
KG
Kaan Güneşberk
Writer
EH
Emile Haynie
Writer · Producer
JS
Jahaan Sweet
Writer · Producer
MT
Matthew Tavares
Writer · Producer
AW
Anthoine Walters
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions Hollywood's Bleeding
Who produced Hollywood's Bleeding by Post Malone?
Hollywood's Bleeding was produced primarily by Louis Bell, with contributions from Andrew Watt, BloodPop, Brian Lee, Carter Lang, DJ Dahi, Emile Haynie, Frank Dukes, Happy Perez, Jahaan Sweet, Nick Mira, and Post Malone himself. No single outside engineer is credited for mixing or mastering the full album.
Did Post Malone write all the songs on Hollywood's Bleeding himself?
Post Malone co-wrote every track on Hollywood's Bleeding. Billy Walsh, Louis Bell, and Brian Lee contributed to multiple songs. Kanye West co-wrote the track Internet; featured artists on their respective songs also received writing credits.
What chart position did Circles by Post Malone reach on the Billboard Hot 100?
Circles reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100, becoming one of the longest-charting Hot 100 songs of 2019 and 2020. It was produced by Louis Bell and co-written by Post Malone, Bell, Billy Walsh, and Kaan Gunesberk.
Who features on Take What You Want from Hollywood's Bleeding by Post Malone?
Take What You Want features Ozzy Osbourne and Travis Scott. The track peaked at number eight on the Billboard Hot 100 and includes a guitar riff courtesy of Ozzy Osbourne.
Did Hollywood's Bleeding by Post Malone win any Grammy Awards?
Hollywood's Bleeding was nominated for Album of the Year at the 63rd Grammy Awards (2021) but did not win. Post Malone did win the American Music Award for Favorite Album - Rap/Hip-Hop in 2019 for the same album.
Who wrote Goodbyes by Post Malone?
Goodbyes featuring Young Thug is co-written by Post Malone, Louis Bell, Billy Walsh, and Young Thug. It peaked at number three on the Billboard Hot 100 and was one of six singles released from Hollywood's Bleeding.
Who co-wrote Internet from Hollywood's Bleeding by Post Malone?
Internet is co-written by Post Malone and Kanye West. West's contribution is one of the most notable outside writing credits on Hollywood's Bleeding; he does not appear vocally on the track.