mother and for anyone who is "unseen and tired." Lauren described the concept of "Back to Love" as "the first day of Black Summer" where black people can be safe in their own homes and celebrate their culture. "Bra Off" points out that women should not be subject to insult, assault, sexism, or sexualization when they do not wear a bra. It also, according to Lauren, calls on women to be content without "doing" and instead lend themselves moments to "remove our capes and all the superwoman roles we wear and to simply exist bare as women." Track listing Tracklist credits adapted from liner notes and Tidal Credits and personnel Adapted from liner notes and Tidal Natalie Lauren: Primary artist, song-writing, A&R, album artwork, recording and engineering, production on "Back to Love" Swoope: Album production, song-writing Carvello: Production on "Super Human" Juice Bangers: Production on "Get It Right" John Smythe: Production on "Something Something" and "Hard Part" Jordan Webb: Production on "White Noise" W. J. Lofton: Production on "God Morning", song-writing on "Get It Right" and "Meditate" Vindell Smith: Production on "White Noise" Billy Jackson: Song-writing on "Super Human" and "Back to Love" Jasmine Mans: Song-writing on "Bra Off" Ryan C. Bert: Song-writing on "Super Human" Jaylon Ashaun: Song-writing on "Super Human" William Josiah Howard Reeves: Song-writing on "Get It Right" Ralph Cacciurri: Recording and engineering Miles Walker: Album mixing Jacob “Biz” Morris: Mixing on "Meditate" John Kercy: Mixing on "Back to Love" and "Bra Off" Colin Leonard: Mastering Shawna Peezy Spears: Management References Natalie Sims albums 2020 debut albums Albums produced by Swoope Albums produced by Natalie Sims