SZNZ: Autumn cover art

  EP · No. 3

SZNZ: Autumn Songwriting Credits by Weezer

2022 Atlantic Records 7 tracks 24 min

Produced by Robopop, Tyler Cole, Suzy Shinn  ·  Engineered by RJ Word, Charlie Brand, Ben O'Neill, Ivan Wayman, Chris Dugan, Bernie Grundman

Atlantic Records Dance-RockDiscoPower Pop
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Authorship
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Holds writing credit on 7 of 7 tracks

Authorship Breakdown 7 / 7 documented

Who wrote the songs?

Scored across the 7 tracks with documented writers, by whether Weezer carries a lyricist or composer credit.

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Weezer's roles on this album

Share of the 7 tracks where a band member is credited, by role.

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By the Numbers

7
Tracks
5
Lyricists
3
Producers
2022
Released
Data Insight

SZNZ: Autumn is the third of Weezer's four 2022 SZNZ EPs, a seasonal series loosely modeled on Vivaldi's The Four Seasons with each installment carrying its own mood and genre. Rivers Cuomo, Weezer's principal songwriter, steered Autumn toward a dance-rock and disco-leaning sound built on driving rhythms and groove, a deliberate contrast to the acoustic Spring and the guitar-heavy Summer. The EP was produced by Daniel Omelio (Robopop) along with Suzy Shinn and Tyler Cole, with Chris Dugan mixing. No formal lead single was issued, though 'What Happens After You?' received a music video.

Track Listing & Credits 7 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
Can't Dance, Don't Ask Me
Rivers Cuomo Rivers Cuomo RobopopTyler ColeSuzy Shinn Rivers Cuomo (Lead Vocals)
2
Get Off on the Pain
Rivers Cuomo Rivers Cuomo RobopopTyler ColeSuzy Shinn Rivers Cuomo (Lead Vocals)
3
What Happens After You?
Rivers CuomoDesmond ChildEric BazilianRob WellsAnthony De La Torre Rivers CuomoJohn Charles Barrett Jr.Eric BazilianRob WellsAnthony De La Torre RobopopTyler ColeSuzy Shinn Rivers Cuomo (Lead Vocals)
4
Francesca
Rivers Cuomo Rivers Cuomo RobopopTyler ColeSuzy Shinn Rivers Cuomo (Lead Vocals)
5
Should She Stay or Should She Go
Rivers Cuomo Rivers Cuomo RobopopTyler ColeSuzy Shinn Rivers Cuomo (Lead Vocals)
6
Tastes Like Pain
Rivers Cuomo Rivers Cuomo RobopopTyler ColeSuzy Shinn Rivers Cuomo (Lead Vocals)
7
Run, Raven, Run
Rivers Cuomo Rivers Cuomo RobopopTyler ColeSuzy Shinn Rivers Cuomo (Lead Vocals)

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Frequently Asked Questions SZNZ: Autumn

What is SZNZ: Autumn?
SZNZ: Autumn is the third of Weezer's four seasonal SZNZ EPs from 2022, released on the autumnal equinox, September 22, 2022. The SZNZ series is loosely inspired by Vivaldi's The Four Seasons, with each EP given its own mood and genre. Autumn leans into a dance-rock, disco-flavored sound.
What genre is SZNZ: Autumn?
SZNZ: Autumn is built around dance-rock and power pop, with a disco-leaning groove. It is the most rhythm- and dance-focused of the four SZNZ EPs. This sets it apart from the acoustic Spring and the heavier Summer installments.
Who wrote SZNZ: Autumn?
Rivers Cuomo is the primary songwriter on SZNZ: Autumn, as across Weezer's catalog. He shaped the EP toward danceable, groove-driven arrangements to fit its place in the seasonal cycle. The EP was produced by Daniel Omelio (Robopop), Suzy Shinn, and Tyler Cole.
Was there a single from SZNZ: Autumn?
Weezer did not release a conventional lead single for SZNZ: Autumn. The track 'What Happens After You?' received a music video, released November 29, 2022. None of the EP's songs charted on the Billboard Hot 100.
When was SZNZ: Autumn released?
SZNZ: Autumn was released on September 22, 2022, the autumnal equinox. It was the third SZNZ EP of the year, following Spring and Summer. It came out through Atlantic Records and Crush Management.
How does SZNZ: Autumn differ from the other SZNZ EPs?
SZNZ: Autumn is the dance-rock and disco-leaning entry in the four-part SZNZ series, emphasizing groove and rhythm. By contrast, Spring is acoustic folk-pop, Summer is heavier power pop, and Winter is melancholy and acoustic. Each EP was tied to a different season and mood under Rivers Cuomo's Vivaldi-inspired concept.

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