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Rewind Your Heart would be a perfect winter single.

This

was produced by the monsters & strangerz. recorded for 5h3 era and that's about all i can recall.

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War of Worlds is

Bless youuu, thanks for sharing

God dang y'all are annoying

Exactly!

Most likely not she's been mixing SLAY for a month+ so...

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Btw Ya Gameel is 100% a registration error for You Gave Me Love. Google Translate was auto-translating what they suspected to be Arabic to 'Ya Jamil.' That is what means "oh beautiful." 'Ya Gameel' translates straight to ya gameel because it doesn't mean anything.

By who bitch? They've been dead for 5 years.

overrated

If you are a fan of GRL find out if 5h recorded don't talk about love pleaseee

I SCREAMED

They didn't axe Tellin' Me for Reflection. It was thrown aside along with everything that was going to be the initial debut album. (Better Together: The Album)

It would not explain why it was registered under the Fifth Harmony name. What would explain that is if the song was created in 2015, and when they enlisted EKB for 7/27, he passed the song to them. Being a writer for an era is different than pitching demos. They actually recorded Big Bald Wolf, so it would make sense they were handed OOTD in 2015. BBW was also registered before being released. Nova's version was not successful, and it wasn't even released. The song has no mention before 2015, even on Nova's part, so I'm pretty sure it was her song first. Nova doesn't write for other people, either, usually. Even in the case of sound, Harmonizers insisted for years that All Again was a Reflection outtake because of Meghan being a co-writer; despite it being well known, she did work for both eras. All Again 100% sounded 7/27 as opposed to the soundscape of Reflection. They said that Ladder was Reflection despite Leaks5h saying it was 7/27 while ignoring that Double Vision shares credits with 3/5 of the composers for Voicemail. Yet, leaks5h specified that Double Vision was a Reflection outtake, and somehow people went with that, but not Ladder. No era is defined by sound, especially not 7/27.

OOTD is also 99% 7/27. It was registered in June of 2015, and not just that, but E Kidd Bogart worked with them during the 7/27 era on the song 'Big Bald Wolf.' This is the only recount of him working with them, so it'd be the only place it fits.

https://www.ascap.com/repertory#/ace/search/title/Bonnies/writer/Julia Michaels?at=false&searchFilter=SVW&page=1 Here's Bonnies registration. Pretty, Attractive, Beautiful, Good Scottish. Meaning. Pretty, Attractive, Beautiful, Good. According to the first thing that pops up on google this is what it means, so I definitely think it makes sense. I think it was conjured up at the same session as 'Fools Like Us' and fully conceptualized when Julia hopped on board.

My dumbass forgot to add the screenshots of the article, here ya go

'Bonnies' is another song they were pitched. It's got the same composers as 'Fools Like Us' + Julia Michaels. Julia and Justin work together a shit ton, and they even mention working with Fifth Harmony in this article: https://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/10/arts/music/how-an-unlikely-duo-became-the-hottest-songwriters-in-pop-music.html I think you need money to read but you should have at least one free article. Justin and her also did 'Dope.' It is very likely the song was passed to Julia when she was signed on for 7/27. She did work on Flex. I assume the song was conjured up in the same session as 'Fools Like Us.' It was pitched but never picked up. Once Julia came in to work for them, her and Justin tweaked the song and re-pitched it. I wonder why it was reregistered without them listed. This is the earliest recollection of the song, as it was first mentioned in an article. Screenshots of the article attached below. https://hamadamania.wordpress.com/2016/02/18/fifth-harmony-snags-julia-michaels-jack-antonoff-for-sophomore-album/ Julia was also confirmed in February. The people running the site aren't always going to be on top of every exact date obviously, so that's probably why she's reported on the 18th. Still in February, and they happened about 2 weeks apart, so it is extremely likely they were pitched it and recorded it. You can also update registered works, so it's not unlikely that they were once registered and then weren't. https://www.bmi.com/creators/updateworks I think it's worth adding at the very least.

'Say Goodbye' (the name, not Goodbye.) is Tommy Brown & Victoria Monét. These two also worked on the tracks 'Everlasting Love' and 'We Know.' It also has a random writing credit from the rapper 'Mo Cheddha' for whatever reason lol; I wonder if she was supposed to have a verse at some point.