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 | | Description: | Arranged By [Strings Arrangements]: Miguel Atwood-Ferguson, Artwork: Leigh J. McCloskey, Design: Brandy Flower, Mastered By: Daddy Kev, Written-By, Producer, Engineer: Flying Lotus, Harp: Rebekah Raff, Bass: Thundercat, Bass: Thundercat, Harp: Rebekah Raff, Strings: Miguel Atwood-Ferguson, Vocals: Niki Randa, Bass: Thundercat, Harp: Rebekah Raff, Strings: Miguel Atwood-Ferguson, Bass: Thundercat, Vocals: Thom Yorke, Harp: Rebekah Raff, Saxophone [Tenor]: Ravi Coltrane, Bass: Thundercat, Vocals: Thundercat, Strings: Miguel Atwood-Ferguson, Trumpet: Todd Simon, Bass: Thundercat, Keyboards: Dorian Concept, Drums: Richard Eigner, Harp: Rebekah Raff, Saxophone [Tenor]: Ravi Coltrane, Harp: Rebekah Raff, Bass, Vocals: Thundercat, Keyboards: Low Leaf, Harp: Rebekah Raff, Strings: Miguel Atwood-Ferguson, Guitar: Brian Martinez, Vocals: Laura Darlington, Bass: Thundercat, Harp: Rebekah Raff, Strings: Miguel Atwood-Ferguson, Labelcode WARPCD195, Published By Just Isn't Music, Phonographic Copyright (p) Warp Records Limited, Copyright (c) Warp Records Limited, Pressed By MPO | | Product Safety
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