Dopamine: My Life on My Back
- Dopamine: My Life on My Back
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According to Jesse Boykins III, "I was inspired to name the album Dopamine: My Life On My Back based on the series of songs I was writing. They all put me in a mood that I knew could be explained. I researched love ,chemical love, and addiction and the word Dopamine was the end result. Dopamine is an endorphine in your body that makes you feel "in Love". It is also released when your addicted to something. Addicted... to Love."
Tracklisting
All Songs Written, Produced, Engineered and Mixed by Jesse Boykins III
- "My Life On My Back ft. J.A.M.E.S Watts" – 0:54
- "Tabloids" – 4:25
- "Sounds Like Love" – 0:22
- "Baby I Don't Know" – 3:50
- "The Sea" – 2:53
- "Sobriety" – 4:02
- "Think" – 3:48
- "All (Outro)" – 3:31
Personnel
- J. Boykins III - keyboard, drums program
- J. Most - guitar, bass
- Earl Travis - bass
- Jamire Williams - drum
- Marion Ross III - trumpet, keyboard, beatbox
- Daniel - keyboard
- Anthony Coleman II - trumpet
- Justin Brown - drums
- Devry Pugh - rhodes
- Warren Fields - piano
- Steve Wyreman - guitar
Technical personnel
- Mastered by Ron Schaffer
- Jay Woo Design – art design
- J. Shotti , Nicky Woo – photography
- All music recorded at NSU Studios
References
Categories:
- Jesse Boykins III albums
- 2008 EPs
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