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While Ginuwine’s first two albums— Ginuwine... the Bachelor and 100% Ginuwine —were almost entirely crafted by Timbaland, The Life saw him collaborating with a diverse roster of producers.

: A mid-tempo track that served as the final single from the project.

The album produced four official singles, including what many consider his signature ballad: ginuwine the life zip

: The lead single, which introduced the album's more mature and varied sonic landscape.

The album featured production from Troy Oliver , Cory Rooney , Raphael Saadiq , and Khris Kellow . While Ginuwine’s first two albums— Ginuwine

The album balanced the "pretty-boy player" persona Ginuwine was known for with more serious, vulnerable themes, including tributes to his late parents. Standout Tracks and Hit Singles

Other notable tracks included "," a poignant homage to his parents, and the Diane Warren-penned " Superhuman ," which critics praised for its powerful vocal delivery. The Tracklist The standard version of the album consists of 15 tracks: Producer(s) Why Not Me Troy Oliver, Cory Rooney There It Is Cliff Jones, Jerry Vines Ginuwine, Raphael Saadiq Differences Troy Oliver Cliff Jones, Jerry Vines Tribute to a Woman Troy Oliver, Cory Rooney Why Did You Go? Cliff Jones, Jerry Vines How Deep Is Your Love Loren Dawson That's How I Get Down (ft. Ludacris) Show After the Show Cliff Jones, Jerry Vines Cliff Jones, Jerry Vines Troy Oliver, Cory Rooney, Dan Shea Superhuman Khris Kellow Two Reasons I Cry Loren Dawson, Cory Rooney Just Because Ric Wake, Greg Lawson, Richie Jones Commercial and Critical Reception The album produced four official singles, including what

: A soulful appreciation of women that highlighted his smooth vocal range.

: Released in August 2001, this track became Ginuwine's highest-charting solo hit, peaking at #4 on the Billboard Hot 100 . It was eventually certified Gold.