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Yeat brings Elton John into his ADL double album

“Lose Control” sits alongside collaborations with Grimes, Kid Cudi and Don Toliver.

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Yeat performs in a white shirt and dark knitted hat, holding a hand to his sunglasses.

File photo: Yeat performing at the Fonda Theatre in 2022. 16.Osc · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Resized for display.

Yeat’s ADL arrived March 27 as a double album, with its title expanded to A Dangerous Lyfe / A Dangerous Love. Elton John appears on “Lose Control,” one of several collaborations on the release through Lyfestyle Corporation, Field Trip and Capitol Records.

A guest list across two sides

The tracklist pairs Grimes with YoungBoy Never Broke Again on “Face The Flamë,” brings Don Toliver onto “Griddlë” and places Kid Cudi on “NO MORE GHOSTS.” Julia Wolf joins “My Way,” while Joji appears on “Back Home.”

The rollout included Yeat’s sit-down with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe, which the label described as his first in five years. It also included Twizz City Night at a Portland Trail Blazers game and “Let King Tonka Talk,” featuring King Kylie. Those appearances preceded the album’s March release.

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