Which Oh Yeah? track immediately follows Doom?

“Nothing” immediately follows “Doom” on Steve Lacy’s Oh Yeah?. “Doom” is track 6, and “Nothing” is track 7 in the album sequence.

The transition is part of the record’s middle stretch: “Show You Me” appears at number 5, “Doom” at number 6, “Nothing” at number 7, and “Lovesexdrugbomb” at number 8. That makes “Nothing” the direct successor to “Doom,” rather than “Pure Colour,” “Bebe,” or “Show You Me.”

Musically, “Doom” is described as a soul and alternative-rock song addressing the strained late-Millennial and Gen Z dating landscape. “Nothing” changes direction with an acoustic-guitar-driven sound and more lustful, slang-heavy writing. The contrast helps explain why the neighboring tracks can be easy to remember incorrectly.

“Nothing” lasts 2 minutes and 29 seconds. It is followed by “Lovesexdrugbomb,” a 3:56 collaboration featuring Cecile Believe and songwriting contributions from Tyler, the Creator.