Hysteria (Katharine McPhee album)

Hysteria
Studio album by Katharine McPhee
Released September 18, 2015 (2015-09-18)
Genre Pop
Length 40:40
Label eOne
Producer Isabella Summers, Smith Carlson
Katharine McPhee chronology
Christmas Is the Time to Say I Love You
(2010)
Hysteria
(2015)
Singles from Hysteria
  1. "Lick My Lips"
    Released: May 26, 2015

Hysteria, the fourth studio album by Katharine McPhee, was released via eOne on Friday, September 18, 2015. The album features collaborations with Ryan Tedder, Sia, Isabella Summers, and more.[1]

Singles

The first single, "Lick My Lips," and its music video were released on May 26, 2015.[2]

Track listing

No. TitleWriter(s)Producer(s) Length
1. "Hysteria"  Isabella Summers 3:23
2. "Feather"  
  • Luke Atlas
  • Tim Fagan
  • Lindsey Lee Taylor
Luke Atlas 2:52
3. "Burn"  
  • McPhee
  • Sheehan
  • Summers
Summers 4:08
4. "Stranger Than Fiction"  
Smith Carlson 3:31
5. "Lick My Lips"  Summers 2:34
6. "Break"  Jon Castelli, Aaron Joseph 3:26
7. "Appetite"  
Castelli, Joseph 3:11
8. "Love Strikes"  
Wells 3:36
9. "Round Your Little Finger"  Braide 3:38
10. "Only One"  
Castelli, Joseph 4:02
11. "Damage Control"  Slaptop 3:01
12. "Don't Need Love"  
  • McPhee
  • Sheehan
  • Summers
Summers 3:18
Total length:
40:40

Credits and personnel

Credits lifted from Allmusic.com[3]

  • Katharine McPhee – Vocal, Composer, Primary Artist
  • Luke Atlas – Composer, Producer
  • Jon Bellion – Composer
  • Sophia Black – Composer
  • Ginny Blackmore – Composer
  • Christopher Braide – Composer, Mixing, Producer
  • Smith Carlson – Composer, Producer
  • Jon Castelli – Additional Production, Composer, Mixing, Producer
  • Tim Fagan – Composer
  • Sia Furler – Composer
  • Chris Galland – Assistant
  • Paul Grosso – Creative Director
  • Kuk Hurrell – Vocal Producer
  • Aaron Joseph – Composer, Producer
  • Andrew Kelly – Art Direction, Design
  • John Levine – Composer
  • Chris Loco – Composer
  • Manny Marroquin – Mixing

  • Matthew Martson – Composer
  • Tony Maserati – Mixing
  • Andrew McMahon – Composer
  • Marcus Miller – Composer
  • Drew Pearson – Composer
  • Ike Schultz – Assistant
  • Kelly Sheehan – Composer
  • Dove Shore – Photography
  • Slaptop – Mixing, Producer
  • Sam Sparro – Additional Production, Composer
  • Isabella Summers – Composer, Producer
  • Alexandra Tamposi – Composer
  • Lindsey Lee Taylor – Composer
  • Ryan Tedder – Composer
  • Luther Vandross – Composer
  • Rob Wells – Composer, Producer
  • Stephen Wrabel – Composer

Charts

Chart (2015) Peak
position
Billboard Independent Albums[4] 37

References

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