Big Time Rush (Unreleased Infopost + Masterpost)

[Kipper]

Hey guys, this is my first post here! There isn’t a lot of info or talk about Big Time Rush’s unreleased songs, so I wanted to share this infopost that I've compiled, and also so we can have a general thread to talk about them! I've mostly used PRO repertories such as ASCAP, SGAE, GEMA, etc. to gather info, but some titles also come from interviews, tweets, writer/producer websites, all over the place, really. I hope this is useful for anyone else who likes them! Special thanks to Underclass King of Avril Bandaids for inspiring the format of this list.

If you have any information that’s not on here, or that’s inconsistent with mine, please PM me!

Key:

Green = Songs that have leaked in full
Blue = Snippet leaked or shared by member(s) of the band
Red = Given to another artist, with BTR’s version not having leaked

Early show era/BTR

• “2 in the Morning” - Written by Bobby Kuya, Sammy Kuya, Damon Sharpe, Jimmy Burney, and Jebediah Harper. This song was recorded by the girl group Girlicious, who released it on their album Rebuilt in 2010. In the Australian APRA AMCOS, BTR is also listed as a performer. Registered in APRA AMCOS with the Work ID GW43897371.
• “A Shot in the Dark” - Writers unknown. This was featured in the first season of Big Time Rush (episode “Big Time Terror”) but never fully released. Two versions have leaked: A rough-sounding demo mix (leaked on Tumblr in 2013) and the final mix (leaked in 2019) – the latter has an additional outro and generally sounds more finished, and closer to the version heard in the show.
• “Blink” - Written by Eric Sanicola, Damon Sharpe, and Shanna Crooks. This song was later recorded and released by the English duo U.V.U.K. in 2012, and later by Cascada in 2014. Shanna Crooks also recorded a writers demo. Registered in ASCAP with the Work ID 883674330.
• “Have a Good Time” - Writers unknown. A song recorded in 2009, that was played by Carlos during a Facebook livestream in 2016. Eric Bellinger also recorded a (writers?) demo, which was subsequently found in a 2011 YouTube video.
• “I Don’t Want to Wait” - Writers unknown. Played by Kendall in 2017 via Facebook livestream, where he said the song interpolates Paula Cole’s “I Don’t Want to Wait” with lyrics written by the band.
• “Intermission” - Written by Travis Garland, Nick Furlong, Adam Cherrington, and Aaron Pearce. A demo by Travis Garland was leaked in 2011, and BTR’s version was leaked in November that same year on Tumblr. Registered in ASCAP with the Work ID 880830201.
• “One in a Million” - Writers unknown. James mentioned the song on Twitter in July 2010.
• “One More Moment” - Written and produced by Bryan Todd, who mentioned it on Twitter throughout 2009-2010; it’s also listed on his website under his discography.
• “So What” - Writers unknown. Logan mentioned this song in a 2010 Popstar interview, saying he recorded it by himself. It was leaked in 2021.
• “Story of My Life” - Written by Kevin Rudolf and Jacob Kasher. Registered in ASCAP with the Work ID 881855698.
• “Welcome to Hollywood” - Written by Andreas Carlsson and Bryan Todd. Carlsson wrote the song for BTR, and had Simon Curtis (who was a member of the band in its very early stages) record a demo, which is available online. The song was later given to Disney star Mitchel Musso who released it as a single in 2010.
• “Wings of a Dream” - Written by Matthew Gerrard, Jay Landers, and Robbie Nevil. Registered in ISWC with Big Time Rush as a performer. This song was performed by Victoria Justice and Simon Curtis in the 2009 television film Spectacular! and released on its official soundtrack. It’s hard to say to what extent BTR ultimately has to with it, but worth mentioning, especially because of Simon's involvement.

Elevate

• “Anything” - Written by Ryan Tedder, Evan Kidd Bogart, Noel Zancanella, and Jerrod Bettis. One of the many demos leaked on Tumblr in 2013. Ryan Tedder also recorded a writers demo of this song, which was leaked in July 2011.
• “Anything Goes” - Talked about and briefly played by Carlos, Cody Williams, and Tekneek in an April 2011 YouTube video uploaded by Tekneek.
• “Cruise Control” - Written by Cody Williams, Tekneek, Charley Greenberg, Cory Gaddis, Wes Jones, and Mat Sherman (1984). This song was the first that BTR recorded with Hits&History's Cody Williams and Tekneek, in late January 2011. Producers 1984 and Tekneek tweeted about mixing a BTR joint they had done on January 31, 2011, and the very next day, a writers demo recorded by Cody Williams was leaked. BTR's version leaked quietly in late 2012 and was discovered in March 2013. Registered in ASCAP with the Work ID 883597316.
• “Heart on Fire” - Written by Lil Eddie, Chris Rojas, Damon Sharpe, and Carlos Pena. Registered in ASCAP with the work ID 883754760.
• “Heya (Speed of Light)” - Written by Matt Squire, David Archuleta, and Victoria Horn. This song was likely an outtake from Archuleta's second album, The Other Side of Down (2010), as he wrote several others with Victoria Horn and Matt Squire. Registered in ASCAP with the Work ID 882755409.
• "Impossible" - Written by Daniel Bedingfield, James Maslow, Carlos Pena, and Logan Henderson. The band has mentioned working with Bedingfield a few times, including Tweets from July 2011, and in a BTR livestream on TikTok on 4/28/2022, Kendall and Logan confirmed the title of the song was "Impossible".
• “In the Future” - Written and produced by Orange Factory Music (OFM). In August 2011, someone added “Superstar”, “Confetti Falling”, and “In The Future” to the discography section on Orange Factory Music’s Wikipedia page, unfortunately without a source. In 2013, however, we obviously learned of Confetti Falling, and BTR has mentioned in interviews that it was originally recorded for Elevate back in 2011. Far too great of a coincidence to ignore (OFM probably had a discography section on their website at the time or edited their wiki article themselves)
• “Party Love” - Written by James Maslow, Toby Gad, and August Rigo. Registered in ASCAP with the Work ID 883544372.
• “Risk It All” - Written by Matt Prime, Wayne Hector, Lucas Secon, Carsten Mortensen, James Maslow, and Carlos Pena. This may have been sold and re-written by The Vamps on their 2014 album Meet the Vamps. Registered in ASCAP with the Work ID 883596766.
• "She Drives"/"Drive" - Written and produced by Nick “RAS” Furlong. The vocals for this song were partially recorded by Logan. A snippet of this song was one of several that RAS played in his live Ustream on November 24, 2011. The audio from this stream was shortly leaked onto Tumblr. After a lot of fan harassment pressure, he ended up putting together a remix using the unfinished vocals, which he played during a February 2013 livestream. He planned to post the remix as a free download on his Facebook page, but due to legal conflicts with the label, he was never able to.
• “We Are the Night” - Written by Carlos Pena, Charley Greenberg, Tekneek, Cody Taylor Williams, Greg Bonnick, Leon Price, and Hayden Chapman. It was sold to the Korean group MYNAME who released it on their debut album We Are MYNAME. BTR’s version is unleaked. Registered in GEMA with the Work ID 12170551.
• “When You Were Mine” - Written by James Maslow, Chris Rojas, and Lindy Robbins. Registered in ASCAP with the Work ID 883566679.
• "Wherever You Are" - One of several songs that Nick "RAS" Furlong played in his live Ustream on November 24, 2011. A 30-second snippet from this livestream audio was leaked onto Tumblr. This song is sometimes mistakenly called "Falling Apart"
• “Words Mean Nothing” - Writers unknown. A demo recorded by Kendall circulated in late 2011, had a 17-second snippet leaked in 2012, and was one of the many demos leaked on Tumblr in 2013.
• “Worldwide” (Spanglish) - Written by Lil Eddie, Chris Rojas, and Emily Phillips. The band has performed this live, and they also recorded a studio version in 2011, from which a 17-second snippet was leaked in 2011-2012.
• “Young Love” - Written by Lars Halvor Jensen, Tim McEwan, and Jess Cates. It was given to the Irish duo Jedward, who released it as a single from their third album, Young Love, in 2012. BTR’s version was one of the many demos leaked on Tumblr in 2013.

24/seven

• “3, 2, 1” – Written by Damon Sharpe, Eric Sanicola, Kendall Schmidt, Carlos Pena, and James Maslow. It was written with the TV show in mind, but was scrapped in favor of another song that fit its respective episode better. Afterwards, it was given to the Korean band SHINee, who released it as a single in 2013. A demo was posted on Soundcloud as part of producer Jordan Palmer's songwriting reel in July 2013, and found in 2022. Registered in ASCAP with the Work ID 891373448.
• “7,000,000,000” - Written by Carlos Pena, Jason Evigan, Mitch Allan, and Damon Sharpe. Registered in ASCAP with the Work ID 887926852.
• “All Over the World” - Written by Jeremy Thurber, James Maslow, Carlos Pena, and Tekneek. Registered in SGAE with the Work ID 13.609.843.
• “As Long as I Believe” - Written by James Maslow and unknown writers. Mentioned by James in a Twist! Magazine interview in 2013.
• “Can’t Get Enough” - Written by Chris DeStefano, Lee DeWyze, Marty James, James Maslow, and Carlos Pena. Registered in ASCAP with the Work ID 885157939.
• “Change for You” - Written by Martin Johnson, Sam Hollander, and Matt Squire. Registered in ASCAP with the Work ID 88483123.
• “Do It All Again” - Written by Jacob Kasher, Matt Squire, Johan Carlsson, Jeff Halavacs, and Fransisca Hall. Sold to the boy band Emblem3 who released it on the deluxe edition of their album Nothing to Lose in July 2013. BTR’s version was one of the many demos leaked on Tumblr in 2013.
• “Don’t Stop” - Writers unknown. One of the many demos leaked online on Tumblr in 2013.
• “Everyday Girl” - Written by Chris DeStefano, Ashley Gorley, and Kendall Schmidt. One of the many demos leaked on Tumblr in 2013. Registered in ASCAP with the work ID 885157933.
• “Featuring You” - Written by Kendall Schmidt, Logan Henderson, and unknown writers (possibly Orange Factory Music based on the filename of the original leak). One of the many demos leaked on Tumblr in 2013.
• "First Time" - Written by Tekneek, Carlos Pena, and Kendall Schmidt. On April 19, 2012, Carlos posted a YouTube video of himself and Tekneek working in the studio, in which they accidentally play a second of the instrumental track. This was revealed to be "First Time" when the demo (recorded by Carlos and Kendall) leaked on Tumblr in 2013.
• “Get It While the Gettin’s Good” - Written by Jason Evigan, Mitch Allan, Emily Wright, Claude Kelly, and Austin Bisnow (same credits as "Like Nobody's Around"). Registered in BMI with the Work ID 15307446.
• “Midnight Somewhere” - Written by Kendall Schmidt and unknown writers/producers. Before the release of “Windows Down”, the label asked all four members to each write a song, and they would choose one to become the summer single for 2012. All four were rejected and the label instead bought “Windows Down” from Kesha. First mentioned in a Koffee with Kendall episode by Stephen Glickman, and the first minute or so was played during the 4/28/2022 TikTok livestream.
• “Music Surf” - Written by Damon Sharpe, Dave Bassett and Logan Henderson. Sold to the Japanese boy band All City Steppers who released it on their debut album SEXY VIRGIN RIOT (you can actually still hear Logan's vocals mixed into the bridge). Registered in ASCAP with the Work ID 88684578.
• “My Song for You” - Written by Jimmy Burney, Dave Bassett, and Carlos Pena. One of the many demos leaked on Tumblr in 2013. It features vocals by Carlos as well as Jimmy Burney. Registered in ASCAP with the work ID 884773038.
• “Next Step” - Written by Kendall Schmidt, Logan Henderson, Matthew Thiessen, and Brian Lee. One of the many demos leaked on Tumblr in 2013.
• ”Red Light, Green Light” - writers unknown. The song circulated throughout 2012-2013 until the demo, recorded by Kendall and Logan, was leaked in 2014.
• “Rich Girl” - Written by Damon Sharpe, Logan Henderson, Kendall Schmidt, Chris DeStefano, and Ashley Gorley. It was one of the many demos leaked on Tumblr in 2013, and was later sold to the Japanese band All City Steppers, who released it on their debut album SEXY VIRGIN RIOT as “Witch”. Registered in ASCAP with the Work ID 885157937.
• “Right Now” - Writers unknown. Carlos used a 30-second snippet as background music on an Instagram video in 2016, saying it was an old BTR song that was never released, and that he and James recorded it.
• “Tip of Your Tongue” - Written by Chris DeStefano, Ashley Gorley, and Kendall Schmidt. Registered in ASCAP with the Work ID 885157936.
• “Unarmed” - Written by Toby Gad, Kendall Schmidt, Logan Henderson, and Carlos Pena. This song was scrapped because it sounded too "old" and was subsequently sold to the NZ boy band Titanium, who released it on their album All for You 2.0. Registered in ASCAP with the work ID 888225164.
• “Unnatural” - Written by Chris DeStefano, Ashley Gorley, and Carlos Pena. Registered in ASCAP with the Work ID 885157932.

Comeback era (2019-present)

• “Doctor” - Written by Jake Aronson, Kendall Schmidt, and Logan Henderson. Registered in Songfile with the Work ID DA68TP.
• "Dreamworld" - BTR wrote and recorded this song with Bryan Todd in April 2022, during the Miami writing camp. Todd added it to his website discography in July 2022. http://www.bryantodd.com/discography
• “How You Like Me Now” - Written by Jake Aronson, James Maslow, Logan Henderson, Kendall Schmidt, Max Matluck, and Nick Seeley.
• "Love Me Again" (re-recorded version) - The boys re-recorded this song, with its original lyrics, ahead of its live debut on the Forever Tour, in June 2022.
• "Paralyzed" (re-recorded version) - BTR recorded this in August 2022.
• "Show Me" (re-recorded version) - BTR recorded this in November/December 2021, ahead of their initial reunion shows.
• “Something ‘Bout Your Love” - Written by Jake Aronson, Carlos Jose Garcia Jr, Kendall Schmidt, James Maslow, Logan Henderson, and Nick Seeley.
• "Suave" - Spanglish song recorded in April 2022 during the Miami writing camp, produced by Maffio. The band shared a snippet of the song in an Instagram post.

Unknown era songs

• “It Is What It Is” - Writers unknown. A demo recorded by Kendall was one of the many leaked on Tumblr in 2013.
• “Miss Moving On”/”Sin Tu Amor” - Written by Lindy Robbins, Jason Evigan, Allan Mitch, and Julia Cavazos. Registered to ASCAP with the work ID 885279957, w/ Big Time Rush listed as a performer alongside Fifth Harmony, who released the song as their debut single in 2013. While this might have been a cover or remix or something like that, it is also possible that BTR cut the song before it was given to 5H (yes, really)
• “Tonight Is a Fairytale” - Writers unknown. A demo recorded by Kendall was one of the many leaked on Tumblr in 2013.
• “What It Feels Like” - Written by Lars Halvor Jensen, Tim McEwan, and Jess Cates. Registered to ASCAP with the Work ID 886027629. This song was sold to the Irish duo Jedward, who released it on their third album, Young Love. A 30-second snippet of BTR’s version was leaked on Soundcloud in 2016.
• Unknown song recorded by Kendall ("You've got your guard up...") - Played in the BTR TikTok livestream from 4/28/2022. To me it sounds like it might be "Tip of Your Tongue" but the lyrics are hard to make out.
• Unknown song recorded by James ("With or without your love...") - Played in the BTR TikTok livestream from 4/28/2022.

Demos/Alternate versions

• "All Over Again" - Written by Brian Kennedy Seals, Damon Sharpe, and Drew Ryan Scott. A seven-second snippet was leaked on Tumblr in October 2011. The mix is a little quieter and without the piano.
• “Blow Your Speakers” - Written by Matt Palmer and Pascal Guyon. This was leaked on an obscure blog website in April/May 2011 and sounds much different from the final version. The demo has a simpler instrumental with acoustic guitars, and no autotune/electronic vocals. It also starts with the chorus instead of with the first verse. The only leaked file has a watermark in the first 10 seconds or so.
• “Cover Girl” - Written by Kendall Schmidt, Lindy Robbins, and Toby Gad. The leaked demo, labeled a "rough mix" was leaked on Tumblr in November 2012, and features only Kendall singing.
• “Invisible” - Written by Jonathan Rotem, Tekneek, Cody Williams, Charley Greenberg, and Carlos Pena. This demo was posted on Hits & History Entertainment's SoundCloud page in 2011. This mix is not as polished, and James sings the first verse before Carlos instead of Kendall and Logan.
• “Crazy for U” - Written by Kendall Schmidt, Jeremy Skaller, Rob Larow, and Damon Sharpe. The demo was leaked on Soundcloud in April 2013 and is mostly the same as the final, though the vocal effects on the "whoah oh oh" in the beginning are much louder than in the final mix.
• “Confetti Falling” - Written by Jeremy Skaller, Khaled Rohaim, Rob Larow, August Rigo, and Big Time Rush. The demo version was leaked online in September 2013, and features way less autotune on the vocals, especially James' and Carlos'. Kendall and James sing the chorus together in the final version, but James' is more prominent in the demo. The guys confirmed in interviews that "Confetti Falling" was recorded in 2011, so it's possible the leaked demo is the mix from that album cycle. If not, then there is an Elevate mix that hasn't leaked.
• “Love Me Again” - Written by Damon Sharpe, Eric Sanicola, Talay Riley, and CJ Holland. The alternate version was "accidentally" leaked by Carlos in April 2013 when he posted a music video the guys made set to the song. The same day, the full, unedited version was leaked on Tumblr. Nickelodeon made them change the lyrics for its release on 24/Seven, so the alternate version is unreleased. There is also a different mix of this version, without the guitars: Alexa PenaVega (Carlos' wife) put it as background music in an Instagram video.
• “24/seven” - Written by Damon Sharpe, Jeremy Skaller, Kendall Schmidt, Logan Henderson, Jamil “Digi” Chammas, Justin Lucas, and Ameerah Roelants. Two different demos have leaked - The first is the full song, but recorded only by Kendall and Logan. The second one is a little under two minutes long, also sung by Kendall and Logan, but cuts off after the second chorus.
• "Just Getting Started" - Written by Chris DeStefano, Ashley Gorley, Kendall Schmidt, and Logan Henderson. The demo, recorded only by Kendall and Logan, was leaked on Tumblr in 2013.
• "Untouchable" - Written by Matt Squire, Kendall Schmidt, Logan Henderson, and Damon Sharpe. The demo, recorded only by Kendall and Logan, was leaked on Tumblr in June 2013. There are a couple differences: The pre-chorus is repeated again after the second verse, unlike in the final version where Kendall's part cuts right to the chorus, and the chorus is only repeated once at the end instead of twice.
• “Get Up” - Written by Matt Squire, Matthew Thiessen, Kendall Schmidt, and Logan Henderson. A demo version, leaked in 2013, was recorded only by Kendall and doesn't have the electric guitars in the chorus, resulting in a much more laidback vibe.
• "Lost in Love" - Written by Chris DeStefano, Ashley Gorley, Shari Short, and Jake Miller. Carlos posted a 30-second snippet of his solo demo on Instagram in 2016 (which was also circulating around 2012-2013).
• “Song for You” - Written by Ryan Ogren, Nick Bailey, Rami Jrade, Megan Perry, Amy Heidemann, and Nick Noonan. The demo version features a spoken placeholder in place of Karmin's verse in the final version, and James sings the second pre-chorus instead of Kendall. It was leaked on Soundcloud in April 2013.

MASTERPOST:

Here is my masterpost with all the leaks mentioned in this thread, which I believe has every file in its best available quality. If not then it is very, very close. I also recently added CDQ versions of rare officially released tracks like "Epic" and "Paralyzed." Link:

Spoiler

https://mega.nz/folder/NIkUVAjI#B1Vp1Hfp-BvUPcmAnE_HQw

Edited November 17 by Kipper
Some edits + updates, pinned masterpost

[Astro134]

Do you have the Link of the demo of "All Over Again"?

[Kipper]

https://dbree.org/v/462573

I only have this snippet, which was leaked way back in 2011. It's not the craziest thing ever but it's kind of rare! Would be cool to get the full version someday.

[Costcohotdoglover]

Thank you for making this master post! I’m in shock at how extensive it is.

We actually got some unreleased snippets today!

https://twitter.com/xennxfer/status/1519701868372447232?s=21&t=UPwll_1bquLTjpXCn1XniQ

https://twitter.com/xennxfer/status/1519702533509455874?s=21&t=UPwll_1bquLTjpXCn1XniQ

https://twitter.com/xennxfer/status/1519703452120723457?s=21&t=UPwll_1bquLTjpXCn1XniQ

One of which is Midnight Somewhere, which actually sounds cute! Can’t believe that one got rejected. And also Don’t Stop, which we already knew about/heard but is still VERY iconic and will make my body ascend if I hear them play it live lol.

Edited April 28 by Costcohotdoglover
Typo

[Kipper]

Just saw those! "Midnight Somewhere" sounds absolutely phenomenal! The "BTRchive" is a must... been saying it for years 

I have to listen to them closer but one part with Kendall singing sounded like "...right on the tip of your tongue" so maybe it was that one? It's a little hard to make out, but it sounds like a jam!

[Cypher]

This is great! I used to follow these guys up to the Elevate era. I didn't really keep up during their final album cycle, but I saw that they were coming back and I'm excited for them! By any chance, could we get a zip of all their unreleased songs? I think I have some from when they were leaking on Tumblr, but I'm 100% sure it's not complete.

[Kipper]

Spoiler

https://mega.nz/folder/NIkUVAjI#B1Vp1Hfp-BvUPcmAnE_HQw

Of course! Here's what I've got. I believe everything in here is OG quality - at worst, a couple of the Soundcloud ones might be slightly off, since it's harder to tell when everything's all at the standard 128. Also, most of the Tumblr leaks were either 160 or 192, with the notable exception of "Don't Stop", which seems to have been re-encoded to 320. It's the only one I've never found, unless that's just how it was leaked.

A couple highlights:

- "So What" OG leak file at 256kbps. I've never seen it anywhere outside where I got it from so I don't think many people have it.

- "Lost in Love" demo snippet, from an old Instagram post by Carlos

- A different mix of the alternate "Love Me Again", it sounds more similar to the writers demo "Right Here Right Now" which is also in there. This is from an obscure Instagram account that Alexa (Carlos' wife) was posting on a couple years ago. It's almost the entire song but cuts over the last chorus. For some reason I always forget about it, but it's cool hearing it without the guitars. It sounds more like an Elevate track. Link to the post: https://www.instagram.com/p/B-DPT6mF3e7/

Hope this is useful, and let me know if anything's not working! And please, please hmu if you have something that's not in here. 

[ConnectedColor]

I never got interest on Big Time Rush unreleased (I like the released stuff) until this post appeared. There is a lot of interesting information and never expected other musicians to get what was originally for BTR. I also didn't expected Simon Curtis being originally intended to be in the group, as well as the group recording Miss Movin On. I'm definitely checking out their unreleased and also doing a throwback to the officially released stuff (along with the new singles).

[Kesha Slays]

I love BTR so I'm definitely going to check this out!! What's funny is that a few months ago I was re-watching the series they had on Nickelodeon and one night I had a dream they announced they were going on tour in 2022 and a few days later they actually announced they were indeed touring in 2022!! Not only did I feel psychic for a sec but, honestly kinda freaked out lmao!!! Although I think they were teasing a comeback for a lil while beforehand anyways so its not that farfetched....

[Costcohotdoglover]

5 hours ago, Sword of the Creator said:

  Hide contents

https://mega.nz/folder/NIkUVAjI#B1Vp1Hfp-BvUPcmAnE_HQw

Of course! Here's what I've got. I believe everything in here is OG quality - at worst, a couple of the Soundcloud ones might be slightly off, since it's harder to tell when everything's all at the standard 128. Also, most of the Tumblr leaks were either 160 or 192, with the notable exception of "Don't Stop", which seems to have been re-encoded to 320. It's the only one I've never found, unless that's just how it was leaked.

A couple highlights:

- "So What" OG leak file at 256kbps. I've never seen it anywhere outside where I got it from so I don't think many people have it.

- "Lost in Love" demo snippet, from an old Instagram post by Carlos

- A different mix of the alternate "Love Me Again", it sounds more similar to the writers demo "Right Here Right Now" which is also in there. This is from an obscure Instagram account that Alexa (Carlos' wife) was posting on a couple years ago. It's almost the entire song but cuts over the last chorus. For some reason I always forget about it, but it's cool hearing it without the guitars. It sounds more like an Elevate track. Link to the post: https://www.instagram.com/p/B-DPT6mF3e7/

Hope this is useful, and let me know if anything's not working! And please, please hmu if you have something that's not in here. 

Thank you for these! There were a few things in here that I hadn't heard before, notably that LQ version of She Drives. I've scoured the internet for years looking for the version with the extra verse from RAS and was never able to find it. I was convinced it didn't even exist lol. I have an OLD old backup somewhere with all my BTR files, but I don't think I have anything that you don't already.

And yes, looking forward to the potential "BTRchive" they were toying around with. Don't Stop seems to pretty much be studio quality and ready for release, so I wonder how many other old finished songs they have under their belts? Or if they're going to update any of these older songs with new vocals, instrumentals, etc. that better fit with their current sound.

 

 

[Leaving]

I don't pay attention to them, but shoutout to you for such an amazing first post  Most people's first posts are begging for unreleased songs or something in the Welcome Centre but you're out here slaying! Hope to see you around more in the future  

[Kipper]

On 5/3/2022 at 8:55 AM, Leaving said:

I don't pay attention to them, but shoutout to you for such an amazing first post  Most people's first posts are begging for unreleased songs or something in the Welcome Centre but you're out here slaying! Hope to see you around more in the future  

Aw, thanks!  I've been visiting here for a while even before posting so I'm just glad to be able to give something back for all the help I've gotten here!

[Kipper]

Nick Bailey & Ryan Ogren - 'Lie, Cheat, Steal' (Writers demo)

https://onlyfiles.io/f/84ee36ffb47f40c1ac56c026b69119d2

[ConnectedColor]

Just found out Keke Palmer has a demo of their track "Show Me"

[Kipper]

3 minutes ago, ConnectedColor said:

Just found out Keke Palmer has a demo of their track "Show Me"

This is a really interesting rabbit hole! In the track-by-track they did for iHeart Radio, BTR said Lucas Secon played it for them like a year and a half before Elevate came out, and they wanted it really badly but he wouldn't budge.

Flash forward (back?) to July 2011, BTR is in London for their tour, and they tweet about writing/recording sessions. Lucas Secon's studio is/was in London, and on the very same day they are there, he tweets this: https://twitter.com/lucassecon/status/90179393669955584

Combine with this tweet ( https://twitter.com/lucassecon/status/86014072067334144) from a couple weeks prior, it looks like Keke recorded it first and it was meant to be her debut single, and then BTR recorded it shortly after with the plan of having them feature on a remixed version of hers. Obviously it worked out differently, and there's probably more to this, but it is super, super interesting!