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Gorillaz Release New Album The Mountain: Listen and Read the Full Credits

Damon Albarn and co.’s latest features an absurd array of collaborators, dead and alive

EntertainmentBy Christopher BlakeFebruary 27, 20263 min read

Last updated: April 1, 2026, 1:00 PM

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Gorillaz Release New Album The Mountain: Listen and Read the Full Credits

Gorillaz have released The Mountain, their star-studded Cracker Island follow-up. Largely recorded on Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett’s travels of India—with a cast of the country’s musicians—the album unites the voices of the living and dead, with posthumous recordings from the Gorillaz archive of some of their late collaborators. Among them are Dennis Hopper, D12’s Proof, Tony Allen, Bobby Womack, and the Fall’s Mark E. Smith, while new features from the land of the living come courtesy of Sparks, Black Thought, Bizarrap, Idles, Yasiin Bey, Omar Souleyman, Gruff Rhys, Anoushka Shankar, Trueno, and Johnny Marr. Below, listen to the album and check out the full, gargantuan credits.

01 The Mountain [ft. Dennis Hopper, Amaan and Ayaan Ali Bangash]

Written by: Damon Albarn, Ajay Prasanna, Anoushka Shankar

Produced by: Gorillaz, James Ford, Samuel Egglenton, Remi Kabaka Jr

Sarod: Amaan Ali Bangash, Ayaan Ali Bangash

Assistant Engineering by: Adhithya Sivakumar, Abhishek Sekhri, Shaurya Sarin, Jaspreet Singh, Giacomo Vianello, Ishaan Nimkar, Federica Cottone

Recorded at: Studio 13 London; Studio 13 Devon; Kintsugi Studio Delhi; Island City Studios Mumbai; Amber Fort Rajasthan

Mixed by: Marta Salogni at Studio Zona

02 The Moon Cave [ft. Asha Puthli, Bobby Womack, Dave Jolicoeur, Jalen Ngonda, Black Thought]

Written by: Damon Albarn, Dave Jolicoeur, Tariq L. Trotter, James Ford

Produced by: Gorillaz, James Ford, Samuel Egglenton, Remi Kabaka Jr

Vocals: Gorillaz, Asha Puthli, Bobby Womack, Dave Jolicoeur, Jalen Ngonda, Black Thought

Demon Strings: Izzi Dunn (Cello), Kotono Sato (1st Violin), Sarah Tuke (2nd Violin), Ciara Ismail (Viola)

Assistant Engineering by: Adhithya Sivakumar, Trinity Wolfherd, Giacomo Vianello, Ishaan Nimkar, Isaac Allen, Federica Cottone

Recorded at: Studio 13 London; Studio 13 Devon; Island City Studios Mumbai; Studio 5020 Miami; Criteria Miami; The Ghats, Varanasi

Mixed by: Marta Salogni at Studio Zona

03 The Happy Dictator [ft. Sparks]

Written by: Damon Albarn, Russell Mael, Ronald Mael

Produced by: Gorillaz, James Ford, Samuel Egglenton, Remi Kabaka Jr

The Mountain Choir: Vijayaa Shanker, Raja Lakshmi Sanjay, Ritika Sahni, Pari Thakur, Rahul Pandey, Sanskar Vaidya, Vamsee Kotaru, Pulkit Rajvanshi, Vaishnavi Shanker

Assistant Engineering by: Adhithya Sivakumar, Giacomo Vianello

Recorded at: Studio 13 London; Studio 13 Devon; Island City Studios Mumbai; Jaipur; Amritsar; Ashgabat Turkmenistan; Sparks Studio Los Angeles

Mixed by: Marta Salogni at Studio Zona

04 The Hardest Thing [ft. Tony Allen]

Produced by: Gorillaz, James Ford, Samuel Egglenton, Remi Kabaka Jr

Demon Strings: Izzi Dunn (Cello), Kotono Sato (1st Violin), Sarah Tuke (2nd Violin), Ciara Ismail (Viola)

Assistant Engineering by: Giacomo Vianello, Ishaan Nimkar, Federica Cottone

Recorded at: Studio 13 London; Studio 13 Devon

Mixed by: Marta Salogni at Studio Zona

05 Orange County [ft. Bizarrap, Kara Jackson and Anoushka Shankar]

Written by: Damon Albarn, Gonzalo Conde, Kara Jackson, Santiago Alvarado

Additional Production: Samuel Egglenton, Remi Kabaka Jr

Assistant Engineering by: Trinity Wolfherd, Giacomo Vianello, Fabian Perez

Recorded at: Studio 13 London; Studio 13 Devon; Studio 5020 Miami; Criteria Miami

Mixed by: Marta Salogni at Studio Zona

06 The God of Lying [ft. IDLES]

Written by: Damon Albarn, Joseph Talbot

Produced by: Gorillaz, James Ford, Samuel Egglenton, Remi Kabaka Jr

Assistant Engineering by: Adhithya Sivakumar, Giacomo Vianello

Recorded at: Studio 13 London; Studio 13 Devon; Island City Studios Mumbai

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Christopher Blake

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Christopher Blake covers Hollywood, streaming, and the entertainment industry for the Journal American. With 12 years covering the entertainment beat, he has interviewed hundreds of filmmakers, actors, and studio executives. His coverage of the streaming wars and box office trends is widely read.

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