Join the Dots (album)

Join the Dots
Studio album by The Nextmen
Released	2009
Genre	Hip hop
Length	42:23
Label	Sanctuary Records
Producer	The Nextmen
The Nextmen chronology
This Was Supposed to Be the Future (2007) Join the Dots (2009)

Professional ratings
Review scores
Source	Rating
BBC Music	Positive[1]

Join the Dots is the fourth studio album by UK-based duo The Nextmen, released in 2009 on Sanctuary Records.

Track listing

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
1.	"Join the Dots"	Betmead, Ellis, Ragovoy	4:06
2.	"Round of Applause" (Feat. Dynamite MC)	Betmead, Ellis, Smith, Neville, Nocentelli, Porter Jr., Modeliste	4:17
3.	"Whisper Up" (Feat. Betty Steeles)	Ellis, Betmead, Ladimeji, Hatchett	3:21
4.	"The Lion's Den" (Feat. Ms Dynamite and Andy Cato)	Betmead, Ellis, McLean-Daley, Cato, Sutter	3:55
5.	"Love Someone" (Feat. Kivanc)	Betmead, Ellis, Sezen	3:18
6.	"Rockets" (Feat. Jonny Tarr)	Ellis, Betmead, Tarr, Hatchett	4:32
7.	"Stay at Home"	Betmead, Ellis	3:23
8.	"Facts" (Feat. Jimmy Screech)	Ellis, Betmead, Bradshaw	4:06
9.	"Red Setter"	Betmead, Ellis, Feliciano, Feliciano	3:46
10.	"So Many Girls" (Feat. Dynamite MC)	Betmead, Ellis, Smith, Hibbert	4:12
11.	"Burn" (Feat. Lindsay West)	Betmead, Ellis, West	3:29
Total length:			42:23

Personnel

Songwriting^[2]

• Dominic Betmead – composer
• B. Ellis – composer
• F. Hibbert – composer
• J. Modesliste – composer
• A. Neville – composer
• L. Nocentelli – composer
• Jerry Ragovoy – composer
• J. Sutter – composer

Technical^[2]

• Brad Baloo – arranging, engineering, mixing and production
• Tim Debney – mastering
• Alan Mawdsley – mixing
• Joe Pilbeam – album artwork
• Dom Search – arranging, engineering, mixing and production

References

1. Thomas, Lou (6 August 2009). "It's a strong end to a exciting, original and diverse collection of tunes.". BBC Music. Retrieved 15 July 2011.
2. Join the Dots (CD liner notes). The Nextmen. Sanctuary Records. 2009. 2714748.