Gold (Britt Nicole album)

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Gold
Britt Nicole Gold.jpg
Studio album by
Britt Nicole
ReleasedMarch 26, 2012
Recorded2011, 2012
StudioGlomo Studio, My Kid Brothers House and Robot Lemon (Nashville, Tennessee)
  • Fabmusic (Franklin, Tennessee)
Genre
Length40:19
Label Sparrow/Capitol
Producer Josh Crosby
Britt Nicole chronology
Acoustic
(2010)		Gold
(2012)		 The Remixes
(2015)
Mainstream re-release
Britt Nicole Gold blue.png
Gold
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Gold"Jess Cates, Dan Muckala, Britt Nicole 2:58
2."All This Time" David Garcia, Ben Glover, Nicole3:23
3."Look Like Love"Garcia, Glover, Nicole3:31
4."Who You Say You Are"Glover, Muckala, Nicole4:11
5."Ready or Not" (featuring Lecrae)Tofer Brown, Josh Crosby, Lecrae Moore, Nicole, Kyle Shearer3:00
6."Breakthrough"Garcia, Nicole, Christopher Stevens3:12
7."Stand" Jason Ingram, Muckala, Nicole3:38
8."The Sun Is Rising"Ingram, Muckala, Nicole4:26
9."Amazing Life"Ingram, Muckala, Nicole3:33
10."Still That Girl"Garcia, Glover, Nicole, Stevens4:26
11."Seeing for the First Time"Ingram, Nicole4:01
Total length:40:19
iTunes bonus tracks
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
12."Amazing Life (Capital Kings Remix)"Ingram, Muckala, Nicole3:08
13."Straight for Your Heart"Aaron Gillespie, Muckala, Nicole4:40
iTunes Mainstream re-release bonus tracks
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
12."Gold" (Jason Nevins Rhythmic Radio [Remix])Cates, Muckala, Nicole3:13
13."Gold" (Wideboys Remix)Cates, Muckala, Nicole3:20

iTunes bonus tracks

Personnel

Production

Charts

Singles

Singles and other charted songs
YearSinglePeak chart positions [19]
US US
Christ. 		US
Pop 		UK
Cross
2012"All This Time"—3——
"Stand"—36——
"Breakthrough"———3 [20]
2013"Gold"831628—
"Ready or Not"—1——
"—" denotes releases that did not chart

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