Popular Post napoleon Posted July 13, 2023 Popular Post Posted July 13, 2023 On 7/12/2023 at 8:28 AM, zaynphallic said: Still rising! Looks like it had it's best day yet yesterday! 07/11 - 132,079 (+15,193) And it's now overtaken "American Girl" for the top spot on her artist page: We love to see it! Hope we get another single later this month to keep the momentum for "Hot City" going! It's surging every day now. I don't know what's going on, but I hope it keeps the momentum. 07/12 - 150.691 (+18.612) 5 1 Quote
T2P Posted July 13, 2023 Posted July 13, 2023 i know some people think Slay is a bad song so seeing these numbers feels validating! 2 Quote
Britneyadmiring Posted July 13, 2023 Posted July 13, 2023 Kiss Kiss Bang Bang is a bop! Femme Fatale would have been more perfect than it is with this track! Quote
izzzyyy Posted July 13, 2023 Posted July 13, 2023 1 hour ago, napoleon said: Spotify update 07/13 - 171.754 (+21.063) incredible Quote
izzzyyy Posted July 13, 2023 Posted July 13, 2023 oh and she also hit 200k monthly listeners! 2 1 Quote
Popular Post Ice Prince Posted July 13, 2023 Popular Post Posted July 13, 2023 ngl I'm dying for a cover and tracklist 8 Quote
chimera Posted July 14, 2023 Posted July 14, 2023 (edited) 4 hours ago, napoleon said: Spotify update 07/13 - 171.754 (+21.063) i hope im one of them bc i still haven't stopped playing it daily! Edited July 14, 2023 by MTCHLL 1 Quote
Cypher Posted July 14, 2023 Posted July 14, 2023 The other day, G.R.L.'s "Vacation" came on, and it reignited the thought process that there's a version with Bonnie's vocals floating around somewhere, unheard by the masses. 2 1 2 Quote
Popsicle Orange Posted July 15, 2023 Posted July 15, 2023 19 hours ago, Cypher said: The other day, G.R.L.'s "Vacation" came on, and it reignited the thought process that there's a version with Bonnie's vocals floating around somewhere, unheard by the masses. Damn that song is a mega-bop, we need the Bonnie vocal version. 1 Quote
chimera Posted July 15, 2023 Posted July 15, 2023 i wonder if there will be SLAY remixes released? Quote
CloneX2 Posted July 16, 2023 Posted July 16, 2023 I don't really like Hot City as an album title. She could have chosen so many better names for the hype these songs have. If related to Hot City she could have called it Rebel in the Dark. SLAY would have been a good album title. or a play on tht would be Technicolor which woulda been great for the merch and different coloured variations. but a better name for the album would have been something like EPIC to be sassy with the title linking it to the past. even a Vault related title would have been alright. like From The Vault. 1 Quote
CloneX2 Posted July 16, 2023 Posted July 16, 2023 On 8/29/2022 at 10:18 AM, Bambi101 said: ℑ𝔫 𝔢𝔱𝔢𝔯𝔫𝔞𝔩 𝔞𝔭𝔭𝔯𝔢𝔠𝔦𝔞𝔱𝔦𝔬𝔫 𝔬𝔣: Bonnie Leigh McKee's music career (2003-2021) 𝔓𝔬𝔭ℌ𝔞𝔱𝔢𝔰𝔉𝔩𝔬𝔭𝔰' 𝔪𝔬𝔰𝔱 𝔟𝔢𝔩𝔬𝔳𝔢𝔡 𝔰𝔬𝔫𝔤𝔰𝔱𝔯𝔢𝔰𝔰 (Last revised on August 29, 2022) Million thanks to the living breathing Bonnie almanac @jamesmax & all the wonderful Bon Bons on here spilling all the exclusive tea they have + make sure to check out @Ice Prince's impeccable tracker as well 77% leaked Blue denotes upcoming official releases Bronze marks official releases Gray is used for unreleased/unleaked songs that are currently shrouded in mystery Green song titles are unreleased songs which leaked in full Red marks unreleased/unleaked songs that are well-known among the fans Trouble era (2003-2007) A Voice That Carries - track 5 on Bonnie's debut album Trouble writer(s): Bonnie McKee Confessions of a Teenage Girl - track 12 on Bonnie's debut album Trouble writer(s): Bonnie McKee Friends - leaked (July 5, 2022) writer(s): n/a Going on Strike - leaked writer(s): n/a Green Grass - track 7 on Bonnie's debut album Trouble writer(s): Bonnie McKee Honey - track 6 on Bonnie's debut album Trouble writer(s): Bonnie McKee I Hold Her - track 11 on Bonnie's debut album Trouble writer(s): Bonnie McKee January - track 8 on Bonnie's debut album Trouble writer(s): Bonnie McKee Make It Through Another Day - trouble sounding slow piano song 2007 - leaked (July 7, 2022) writer(s): n/a Marble Steps - track 9 on Bonnie's debut album Trouble writer(s): Bonnie McKee Mess Around - sounds old, rock influenced - leaked writer(s): n/a Met Your Match - sounds like trouble too - unleaked writer(s): n/a Monday Song - i have one called "monday song" not sure if it's the same. it's very education connection - unleaked writer(s): n/a On and On - slower song but not a ballad - unleaked writer(s): n/a On Your Side / I'm on Your Side - Bonnie's original version of a song that was eventually sold to Japanese band "Superfly" who released it as a single from their 2015 album White; Bonnie's demo was discovered on Michele McCord's (the woman who co-wrote the song) Soundcloud account writer(s): Michele McCord & Bonnie McKee Open Your Eyes - track 3 on Bonnie's debut album Trouble writer(s): Mark Batson & Bonnie McKee Rubber Band / Rubberband - somewhat of an anomaly on this list as it sounds like it's from a later era, but it's in fact a 2007 song - leaked (August 22, 2022) writer(s): n/a Saturday Again - trouble sounding - unleaked writer(s): n/a Sensitive Subject Matter - track 10 on Bonnie's debut album Trouble writer(s): Bonnie McKee Somebody - track 4 on Bonnie's debut album Trouble writer(s): Bonnie McKee Trouble - track 1 on Bonnie's debut album Trouble writer(s): Bonnie McKee Trouble (Alternate Version) - leaked Tune In to Me - sounds like trouble - unleaked writer(s): n/a When It All Comes Down - track 2 on Bonnie's debut album Trouble writer(s): Bonnie McKee Writing hits (2008-2012) 22nd Century - a demo Bonnie recorded for Kelis who recorded the song for her 2010 album Flesh Tone; leaked (March 23, 2022) writer(s): Jean-Baptiste Kouame, Andreas Meid, Ian O'Brien-Docker & Alexander Ridha Always Summer - a 2008 up-tempo song - leaked (July 23, 2022) writer(s): n/a Battle Royale - leaked writer(s): Andrew Wansel, Warren Felder & Sophie Stern Boy Hangover - Lester Lewis feat. Bonnie McKee, released in 2008 as a standalone single writer(s): Lester Lewis Broken Record - leaked writer(s): Jean-Baptiste Kouame, Bonnie McKee & Michael McHenry Catch Me If You Can - pitched to Britney Spears for her 7th studio album Femme Fatale, but was rejected; leaked (March 17, 2022) writer(s): Josh Abraham, Evan Bogart, Oliver Goldstein & Shari Short Crazy Boy - made in 2009 - leaked (July 23, 2022) writer(s): n/a Chasing Ghosts - LQ 2010 slower song but not a ballad - unleaked writer(s): n/a Cougars - Dirt Nasty feat. Bonnie McKee, released in 2010 as a standalone single writer(s): Simon Rex Cutright, Allan P. Grigg & Kesha Sebert Dance or Die (feat. Nicole Morier) - possibly a Britney or (more likely) a Leighton Meester pitch; leaked (March 21, 2022) writer(s): Bonnie McKee & Nicole Morier Daylight - kind of a dance song - unleaked writer(s): n/a Déjà Vu - leaked writer(s): n/a DJ Play That Song for Me - previously referred to as Deadmau5 (Bonnie Mix 1), this song is an early draft of went on to become Priyanka Chopra's 2012 single Erase; although this particular version uses Deadmau5's 2011 remake of his 2001 song Aural Psynapse for the instrumental, Bonnie eventually settled for a Chainsmokers track and rewrote the chorus while keeping the original verses intact - leaked (April 14, 2022) writer(s): Joel Zimmerman & Bonnie McKee DNA - a standout track Bonnie co-wrote with Dr. Puke - leaked (March 21, 2022) writer(s): Lukasz Gottwald & Bonnie McKee Earthquake - leaked (December 21, 2015) writer(s): n/a Electric (Cory Pop idea Bonnie 2.0) - kind of a cute song, upbeat / made in 2012 - leaked (July 15, 2022) writer(s): Cory Nitta & Bonnie McKee Femme Fatale - pitched to Britney Spears for her 7th studio album Femme Fatale; it was rejected because Bonnie mispronounced the French word/phrase and it was too late to correct it - leaked (March 17, 2022) writer(s): Oliver Goldstein & Bonnie McKee Future Ex-Boyfriend - a 2009 song made around the same time as If That's Love - leaked writer(s): Jesse Owen Astin, Michelle Lewis & Luke Walker Gasoline - a demo of a song Bonnie pitched to Britney Spears for inclusion on her 7th studio album Femme Fatale, Britney wound up recording and using the song - leaked writer(s): Lukasz Gottwald, Claude Kelly, Benjamin Levin, Bonnie McKee & Emily Wright Go Getter - 2012 song, leaked (August 22, 2022) writer(s): Greg Kurstin & Bonnie McKee Gold Dust (Baby Love) - leaked (March 11, 2022) writer(s): Jean-Baptiste Kouame, Michael McHenry & Bonnie McKee Guilty Pleasure - upbeat 2011, the exact same instrumental was also given to singer/songwriter Range to write on (his version is called Supersonic and the lyrics are completely different); both his and Bonnie's versions have leaked (July 15, 2022) writer(s): Mikkel S. Eriksen, Tor Erik Hermansen (and/or David Guetta), Sandy Wilhelm & Bonnie McKee Heartbeat - 2009 song - leaked (August 22, 2022) writer(s): Bonnie McKee & Magnum Head On - leaked writer(s): Josh Abraham, Oliver Goldstein & Bonnie McKee Hit and Run - upbeat giving that victorious soundtrack realness - leaked writer(s): PJ Bianco & Bonnie McKee Hold It Against Me - a demo of the Britney Spears song of the same name which was eventually released as the lead single from her 7th studio album Femme Fatale for which Bonnie wrote many other songs on this list writer(s): Lukasz Gottwald, Mathieu Jomphe-Lepine, Max Martin & Bonnie McKee I Dare You - leaked writer(s): Bonnie McKee, Fraser T. Smith & Ina Wroldsen Infatuation - mid tempo kinda has a funk vibe - leaked (July 7, 2022) writer(s): n/a If That’s Love - a 2009 song that was used in an episode of CSI: Miami - leaked writer(s): Jesse Owen Astin, Bonnie McKee & Blake Robin It Gets Better - slower song but not ballad - leaked writer(s): Ryan Buendia, Jean-Baptiste Kouame, William Wiik Larsen, Bonnie McKee & Michael McHenry It Is What It Is - leaked writer(s): Dwayne Chin-Quee, Jean-Baptiste Kouame & Bonnie McKee I Want You - upbeat 2010, leaked (August 22, 2022) writer(s): n/a Laserbeam - upbeat dance track - leaked (August 5, 2022) writer(s): Martin Harrington & Bonnie McKee License to Love - 2010 song produced by Alex da Kid, leaked (August 22, 2022) writer(s): Alexander Grant & Bonnie McKee Lie Detector - it's giving femme fatale sessions - unleaked writer(s): n/a Light Up the Night - a Britney Spears pitch, leaked writer(s): n/a Lipstick Revolution - a song that was featured in an episode of TV series Make It Or Break It; remains unleaked writer(s): Paul Galanakis, Bonnie McKee, Simon Perry & Florence Van Wyk Looking Glass - i would compare it to lovebird vocal heavy - unleaked writer(s): Dapo Torimiro & Bonnie McKee Lovebird - Bonnie's demo of a song that was pitched to and recorded by Leona Lewis for her 2012 album Glassheart - leaked (July 23, 2022) writer(s): Joshua Coleman, Lukasz Gottwald & Bonnie McKee Mine (also You’re Mine) - a song Bonnie shot a music video for in 2009 which made its way onto YouTube; the song has never been officially released, but it's now been confirmed that it was recorded for Bonnie's first attempt at a second album prior to her work on the 2013 Epic record; other songs written for this project include Déjà Vu, Friends, Infatuation, Mess Around, Right Now, Teenage Heart, To Find You, and Worst in Me writer(s): Bonnie McKee My So Called Life (often commonly referred to as just So Called Life) - a song many people group together with Bonnie's Epic tracks as it's very similar sonically, however, it was recorded in 2010 and whether it was ever considered for the shelved 2014 album is currently unclear; leaked (November 16, 2021) writer(s): Carsten Schack & Bonnie McKee No Regrets - 2009 ballad kinda good - unleaked writer(s): n/a Now or Never - emotional heartfelt Leona Lewis-esque power ballad - leaked (March 16, 2022) writer(s): Josh Abraham & Oliver Goldstein Now or Never Ruff Mix_01 - early version, different instrumental & verses, that were taken out on the possible final? this one is a little faster and more upbeat, leaked (August 22, 2022) Once Is Not Enough - 2009 cute little dance track / confirmed to be a Leighton Meester pitch - leaked (July 7, 2022) writer(s): Josh Abraham, Oliver Goldstein, Bonnie McKee, Nicole Morier & Luke Walker Party Monster - a song that samples the 2010 Tiësto & Diplo single "C'mon," hence why it sounds very much like the Girlicious song "Get Hood," and "Morning Sun" by Rock Mafia/Miley Cyrus; leaked writer(s): n/a Psycho - leaked writer(s): n/a Right Now - this is not the highly sought-after Dr. Puke song that was recorded for the Epic album; leaked (March 21, 2022) writer(s): n/a RIP - upbeat 2010 - leaked (August 23, 2022) writer(s): n/a Risky Business - leaked writer(s): Josh Abraham, Oliver Goldstein, Savan Kotecha & Bonnie McKee Rules of Attraction - leaked writer(s): Bonnie McKee, Fraser T. Smith & Ina Wroldsen Sayonara - a demo for Miranda Cosgrove who recorded the song for her 2011 EP High Maintenance (also included on the Japanese edition of Cosgrove's album Sparks Fly); there are three different versions of Bonnie's demo to date: the first one is an early demo that incorporates spoken dialogue from a vintage Japanese film throughout the song, the other is an alternative version that sounds very much like the final product, while the last version is a worktape writer(s): Greg Kurstin, Bonnie McKee & Nicole Morier Sayonara (Early Demo) - leaked (March 7, 2022) Sayonara (Alternate Version) - leaked (March 21, 2022) Sayonara (Worktape) - "not miranda's version, personally love this one more" - unleaked Stars in Your Heart - first recorded during this time period, then reworked for the 2014 Epic album though it's unclear whether it was to appear on the album or become another "inbetweengle" akin to Sleepwalker; Bonnie released the re-recorded version in 2016 as a standalone single along with its accompanying music video which she shot sometime in 2013 writer(s): Oliver Goldstein & Bonnie McKee Stars In Your Heart (Extended) - not sure if this one is leaked but theres one with a longer instrumental only outro Surrender - leaked (December 21, 2015) writer(s): n/a Take a Picture - "new" 2010 3:30 writer(s): n/a Take a picture_01 - leaked (July 23, 2022) Teenage Heart - a song written for Bonnie's first attempt at recording a sophomore album in 2009 prior to her work on the 2013 Epic album; other songs written for this project include Déjà Vu, Friends, Infatuation, Mess Around, Mine, Right Now, To Find You, and Worst in Me - leaked (July 8, 2022) writer(s): n/a Terminate 'Em - leaked (March 21, 2022) writer(s): Josh Abraham, Adonis Shropshire & Oliver Goldstein The Breaking Point - upbeat 2009 Kelly Clarkson All I Wanted pitch - leaked (July 23, 2022) writer(s): Kate Akhurst, Bonnie McKee & Vince Pizzinga There Will Be Tears - Bonnie's demo of a song Miranda Cosgrove butchered for her 2010 album Sparks Fly, leaked (March 20, 2022) writer(s): Joshua Coleman, Allan P. Grigg & Bonnie McKee Thunder - cheap-sounding dubstep rework of a song Bonnie wrote for her own project released by British music producer Rusko; I really didn't want to include this piece of garbage, but y'all would complain so here you go writer(s): Ted Bruner, Bonnie McKee & Christopher Mercer Thunder of My Heartbeat - Bonnie's original version of "Thunder" before Rusko ruined it; leaked To Find You - a song Bonnie wrote and (occasionally) performed live circa 2009 at selected events as part of a short-lived promo for her then upcoming second studio album (which was eventually scrapped); other songs written for this project include Déjà Vu, Friends, Infatuation, Mess Around, Mine, Right Now, Teenage Heart, and Worst in Me; the song was later sold to Lea Michele who recorded it for her debut album Louder in 2014 - leaked writer(s): Bonnie McKee U Won - leaked writer(s): n/a Un Love Me - a demo of a song that was sold to and recorded by Leona Lewis for her 2012 album Glassheart, unleaked writer(s): Leona Lewis, Bonnie McKee, Kelly Sheehan & Fraser T. Smith Wanna Live - 2009 ballad really pretty - unleaked writer(s): Josh Abraham & Oliver Goldstein War of the Worlds - "11.20" maybe a date? but no year. upbeat / written for pitching purposes around 2010/2011 - leaked (July 7, 2022) writer(s): n/a What He Did to Me - leaked writer(s): n/a What's It Gonna Take - kinda of a bop definitely a grower - leaked (July 15, 2022) writer(s): Josh Abraham, Oliver Goldstein, Claude Kelly, Bonnie McKee & Luke Walker Who Says - an uptempo 2010 song somewhat reminiscent of Medina's 2009 hit single You and I - leaked (July 23, 2022) writer(s): n/a Without You - leaked writer(s): n/a You Won't Have Me - leaked (December 27, 2021) writer(s): Derek George & Tim Owens Epic era (2013) note: not all of the songs listed here were made during this time period, some were written years prior (e.g. Mirage, SMYL, Worst in Me) American Girl - the lead single from the shelved album & Bonnie's signature song writer(s): Oliver Goldstein, Jonathan Asher, Garret Lee, Bonnie McKee & Alex Metric American Girl (Demo) - leaked American Girl (Justin Bieber Pitch Demo) - leaked by Bonnie herself (July 24, 2022) Back to Zero - a song created during this time period, but most likely intended for pitching purposes; there are two demos in existence: one sung by Priscilla Renea, and another one with Bonnie on lead vocals - leaked writer(s): Alex Delicata, Andrew Harr, Jermaine Jackson & Priscilla Renea Calling All Cars - leaked (March 15, 2022) writer(s): Joakim Åhlund, Bonnie McKee & John Newman Don't Get Mad, Get Famous - leaked (January 8, 2022) writer(s): n/a Electric Heaven writer(s): Joakim Åhlund, Bonnie McKee & John Newman Electric Heaven (Rough Demo) - leaked (January 5, 2022) Electric Heaven (Final) - completely reproduced, unleaked (allegedly in circulation) Everything But You writer(s): Joakim Åhlund, Max Martin, Bonnie McKee & John Newman Everything But You (Demo) - leaked (December 24, 2021) Everything But You (Final) - leaked (March 21, 2022) Forever 21 - what was once considered to be Bonnie's "Rebellion" has now become a reality and joined all the other epic tracks on BonBon's bootleg copies of the unreleased Epic album; considered by many to be her magnum opus and a pop masterpiece, the gheyz sold both of their kidneys for it - leaked (July 13, 2022) writer(s): n/a Hitman writer(s): Joakim Åhlund & Bonnie McKee Hitman (Rough Demo) - leaked (January 11, 2022) Hitman (Reworked) - re-recorded/reworked version of the song, unleaked (its existence is often debated) Hit Me Up - originally meant to appear on the album, but later recorded by Stefanie Scott for the Jem and the Holograms soundtrack; leaked (March 15, 2022) writer(s): Joakim Åhlund, Bonnie McKee & John Newman Hot City writer(s): n/a Hot City (Demo) - this version is very much in line with the live performance of the song from 2014, except it's lacking the rock guitar breakdown preceding the final chorus - leaked (January 7, 2022) Hot City (Final) - unleaked I Wanna Fucking Call You writer(s): John Martin Lindström, Bonnie McKee & Michel Zitron I Wanna Fucking Call You (Demo) - sadly, this particular demo sounds like it was pieced together from stems and therefore suffers from a couple of glitches (especially the mixing of lead and background vocals is a bit messy) - leaked (November 19, 2021) I Wanna Fucking Call You (Final) - a vastly different reworked version of the song, unleaked (in circulation) Jenny's Got a Boyfriend - leaked (November 27, 2021) writer(s): n/a Last Call Lover - leaked (March 21, 2022) writer(s): Greg Kurstin & Bonnie McKee Love Spell - an older song Bonnie wanted to re-record for this album though she was unsure about whether her label would approve it, and also was concerned with the fact it didn't fit the overall upbeat nature of the record; pitched to Kelly Clarkson at one point (who recorded the song), but ultimately Bonnie decided not to part with it writer(s): Stefan Litrownik & Bonnie McKee Love Spell (Demo) - leaked Love Spell (Reworked) - re-recorded/reworked 2013 version of the song, unleaked (its existence is often debated) Message in a Bottle - leaked (March 15, 2022) writer(s): Heather Bright, Allan P. Grigg & Bonnie McKee Mirage - leaked (January 9, 2022) writer(s): Bonnie McKee Outlaw writer(s): Josh Abraham, Oliver Goldstein & Bonnie McKee Outlaw (2010 Demo) - leaked (January 6, 2022) Outlaw (Epic Rework) - updated vocals and production, unleaked Rewind Your Heart writer(s): n/a Rewind Your Heart (Demo) - leaked (December 24, 2021) Rewind Your Heart (Final) - unleaked Right Now (Dr. Luke/Cirkut) - another highly demanded song recorded for the album, Bonnie performed it live multiple times; one of the last few songs (The Hunger, Turn Me Up, Show Me Your Love) that remains unleaked writer(s): Lukasz Gottwald, Max Martin, Henry Walter & Bonnie McKee Sexin' U - leaked (January 11, 2022) writer(s): n/a Show Me Your Love - considered for inclusion on the Epic record; this song along with Right Now (Dr. Luke/Cirkut), The Hunger, and Turn Me Up are the last few songs that remain unleaked from the iconic scrapped album writer(s): n/a S.L.A.Y. - was supposed to be the second single in 2014, scrapped along with the rest of the album writer(s): Gary Go, Oliver Goldstein, Sam Hollander, Bonnie McKee, John Newman & Jamie Rise S.L.A.Y. (Early Demo) - the very first iteration of the song as briefly performed during Karmin's 2014 tour - leaked (November 4, 2021) S.L.A.Y. (2014 Final) - the second version of the song Bonnie performed throughout the remainder of 2014; changes "want the hot light of the spotlight" to "want to burn bright like the sunrise," also adds the 1999 line but retains "baby we're bright as gold, it don't matter what you've been told" during the chorus - leaked (August 30, 2022) S.L.A.Y. (Final) - supposedly from 2019/2020; includes the iconic 1999 line, but replaces "baby we're bright as gold, it don't matter what you've been told" with "this is our universe, feeling flyer than firebirds" (we love a controversial songwriting choice) - leaked (August 22, 2022) Sleepwalker - the music video for the song was released in 2013 to fill the gap between American Girl and the 2nd official single (S.L.A.Y.); eventually released as a standalone single in 2018 writer(s): Moritz Friedrich, Bonnie McKee & Alexander Ridha Somebody's Gonna Get Hurt - was among the first few Epic track to leak online writer(s): Greg Kurstin, Bonnie McKee & John Newman Somebody's Gonna Get Hurt (Demo) - leaked (October 24, 2018) Somebody's Gonna Get Hurt (Final) - unleaked The Hunger - unleaked writer(s): Josh Abraham, Oliver Goldstein & Bonnie McKee Turn Me Up - it was first teased in the first and fifth episode of Breaking Bonnie where Bonnie and her then boyfriend Oliver can be seen listening to a very early version of the song in the studio; eventually scrapped and given away to Carly Rae Jepsen who used it for her 2012 studio album Kiss; Bonnie's original version remains unleaked writer(s): Josh Abraham, Oliver Goldstein, Carly Rae Jepsen, Kevin James Maher & Bonnie McKee Unlock Your Love - leaked (April 21, 2020) writer(s): Bonnie McKee & Sean Walsh Up to Me - a song written during the Epic album sessions that vaguely resembles My So Called Life; curiously enough, it wasn't included on the 2013 whiteboard/album draft - leaked (July 15, 2022) writer(s): Oliver Goldstein, Dave Katz & Bonnie McKee Waking Up Diagonal - a song that was originally supposed to make the final tracklist of Bonnie's Epic album; it was pitched to English singer Cheryl who ended up recording it for her 2014 album Only Human where it appears as "I Don't Care" - Bonnie's superior version leaked in December 2021 writer(s): Joakim Åhlund, Bonnie McKee & John Newman Worst in Me - a song Bonnie wrote sometime in 2008/2009, and which was recycled and reworked specifically for this album; the original demo used to be up on her MySpace writer(s): Oliver Goldstein & Bonnie McKee Worst in Me (2009 Demo) - leaked Worst in Me (Epic Rework) - a snippet of this updated version can be heard in a Breaking Bonnie episode, it continues to remain unleaked Wild Card - leaked (July 14, 2022) writer(s): Oliver Goldstein, Claude Kelly & Bonnie McKee Bombastic era (2014-2016) Afroki - Steve Aoki feat. Bonnie McKee writer(s): Steve Aoki, Bonnie McKee & Nick van de Wall Always on My Mind - leaked writer(s): Bonnie McKee, Dillon O'Brian & Sean Walsh Bombastic - track 2 on the Bombastic EP & the lead single writer(s): Andreas Schuller, Charlie Puth, Bonnie McKee & Sean Walsh Bombastic (Alternate Version) - slightly different instrumental - leaked California Winter - holiday single released in 2014 writer(s): Charlie Puth, Bonnie McKee & Sean Walsh Catching Feelings writer(s): n/a Catching Feelings (Demo) - leaked (October 25, 2018) Catching Feelings (Final) - revamped production - unleaked Dark Side (previously known as Hallelujah) writer(s): Benjamin Diehl, Daniel Steward & Nate Cyphert Dark Side (Demo) - leaked (February 7, 2016) Dark Side (Final) - new lyrics and some extra polish - unleaked Diamonds - leaked writer(s): Ross Copperman, Michael Dulaney, Gregory Vernard Hailey & Bonnie McKee Don’t Talk Back - leaked (April 1, 2022) writer(s): n/a East Side Boy - leaked (November 27, 2021) writer(s): Bonnie McKee & Sophie Xeon Easy - track 4 on the Bombastic EP & the fourth single writer(s): Bonnie McKee, Andreas Schuller & James Wong Finish Line - features Eden xo, leaked (August 22, 2022) writer(s): Jessica Eden Malakouti, Bonnie McKee & Christopher John Baran Good Day for Love (stylized variously as Good Day 4 Love and Good Day 4 Luv) - leaked (December 21, 2015) writer(s): n/a I Can Still Dance - leaked (December 26, 2021) [LQ only] writer(s): n/a I Can (Totally) Do This - leaked writer(s): Bonnie McKee & Sean Walsh I Get What I Want - a snippet is available on dbree, possibly a Bombastic outtake? - unleaked writer(s): n/a I Want It All - track 1 on the Bombastic EP, third single writer(s): Oliver Goldstein, Greg Kurstin, Bonnie McKee & Sean Walsh I Want It All (Rough Demo) - different instrumental & vocal take - leaked In the Wild (feat. Major Lazer) - leaked (December 21, 2015) writer(s): n/a Kiss Kiss / Kiss Kiss Bang Bang - leaked (March 16, 2022) writer(s): Andrew Wansel, Warren Felder & Sophie Stern Love You to Pieces - leaked (January 8, 2022) writer(s): Bonnie McKee & Warren Felder Never Forget You - most likely a scrapped (and unfinished) Ava Max song on which Bonnie sings the part of the song she wrote - leaked writer(s): Ava Koci, Bonnie McKee & Henry Walter Restless - leaked (February 7, 2016) writer(s): Bonnie McKee, John Newman, Alexander Izquierdo, Stefan Johnson, Jordan Johnson, Marcus Lomax, Clarence Coffee Jr. & Ian Kirkpatrick Speed of Light (feat. Illmind) - a song created for HP’s #AwakenYourForce campaign; used to be available for streaming on Bonnie's official SoundCloud account, but it was removed for unknown reasons writer(s): Bonnie McKee & Ramon Ibanga, Jr. Stud Muffin - the now iconic anthem of the Blueberry Muffin Quest Bar; it was temporarily available as a free download writer(s): Bonnie McKee & Sean Walsh Tough Enough - a DJ Mustard track that was pitched to Rihanna for her 2016 album Anti, but it was rejected; leaked writer(s): Dijon McFarlane Undefeated - leaked (July 15, 2022) writer(s): n/a Wasted Youth - track 3 on the Bombastic EP, second single writer(s): Bonnie McKee, John Newman & Sean Walsh When Doves Cry - a cover of one of Prince's signature songs Bonnie uploaded on her YouTube channel in 2016 writer(s): Prince Wicked - leaked (March 18, 2022) writer(s): n/a Wild Heart - leaked (March 11, 2022) writer(s): Bonnie McKee & Warren Felder Wings - leaked (in LQ only) writer(s): n/a Scrapped 2017 album/EP, standalone singles & the start of mass leaks era (2017-2021) Bad Girls Go to Heaven - a collab between Bonnie and Eden xo writer(s): Jessica Eden Malakouti, Bonnie McKee & David Mørup Baggage - a song written during this time period, the leaked version is only 50 seconds in length - leaked (August 22, 2022) writer(s): n/a Die Happy - a bop Bonnie debuted and first performed live in 2017 most likely written for her shelved studio album/EP that was to include Thorns and Dirty Laundry, the song's inception dates all the way back to 2015 writer(s): n/a Die Happy (Demo) - leaked (June 9, 2022) Die Happy (Final) - completely reproduced version from 2019 - unleaked Dirty Laundry - Like Die Happy, this song was debuted live in 2017 and was most likely planned to appear on a scrapped follow-up to the Bombastic EP writer(s): n/a Dirty Laundry (Early Demo) - leaked (June 13, 2022) Dirty Laundry (Final) - includes a bridge, rewritten lyrics, as well as updated production - unleaked Dressed to Kill - track 11 on LVCRFT's 2020 album The Sequel *Bonnie is credited as "Evil McQueen" writer(s): Scott Hoffman, Peter Wade, Bonnie McKee & Amanda Warner Ferocious - track 5 on LVCRFT's 2020 album The Sequel *Bonnie is credited as "Evil McQueen" writer(s): Evan Bogart, Justin Gray & Bonnie McKee Gravedigga - track 11 on LVCRFT's 2021 album The Return *Bonnie is not credited as a featured artist in spite of singing lead vocals on it writer(s): Evan Bogart, Peter Wade, Bonnie McKee & Amanda Warner Hasta La Vista - possibly written for Bonnie's own project; her version leaked in early 2022 before BonBons learned that she sold the Walking on Air-esque bop to Luciana who released it officially as a standalone single on Jun 3, 2022 writer(s): Wesley James, Bonnie McKee & Dennis White Hey Alligator - a song about "surrendering to the dangers of falling in love," there are three different versions of Hey Alligator: the first one is an early demo which features lyrics and production unique to it, the second version includes finalized lyrics and incorporates a more guitar-driven instrumental (Bonnie performed this version live at the Peppermint Club in September 2017), the third and last one is a horrendous EDM rendition that appears on Galantis' 2017 album The Aviary Hey Alligator (Early Demo) - Bonnie's original demo, leaked (December 26, 2021) Hey Alligator (Rough Reference) - leaked (August 22, 2022) writer(s): Johan Linus Eklöw, Christian Karlsson, Bonnie McKee & John Newman Kick Your Shoes Off (From Royalties) writer(s): Darren Criss, Cameron Montgomery & Maggie Chapman Let Your Hair Down (From Royalties) - clean version of Kick Your Shoes Off Legends Only - leaked writer(s): n/a Lonely for You - Armin van Buuren feat. Bonnie McKee, included on Armin's 2019 album Balance writer(s): Armin van Buuren, Benno de Goeij, Jessica Eden Malakouti & Bonnie McKee Lookin' 4 Trouble - track 2 on LVCRFT's 2021 album The Return *Bonnie is not credited as a featured artist in spite of singing lead vocals on it writer(s): Evan Bogart, Justin Gray & Bonnie McKee Lovely - a cover of Lovely by Billie Eilish & Khalid featuring singer AUGUST 08 writer(s): Billie Eilish, Finneas O’Connell & Khalid Robinson Mad Mad World - 2018 single, initially thought of as the lead single from a new album; Bonnie shot a music video which was never released because of a vengeful ex-boyfriend writer(s): Larry Darnell Griffin Jr., Luis Martínez & Bonnie McKee Modern Girl - a highly demanded song that was used in the second season of Netflix TV series Insatiable, the show was subsequently cancelled and the song remains unreleased writer(s): Bonnie McKee & Sean Walsh Naked - a song Bonnie initially wrote and recorded for her own project; it was later pitched to Ava Max who reworked it for her debut album Heaven & Hell - Bonnie's original demo remains unleaked, but there is a snippet in existence (allegedly) writer(s): Amanda Koci, Jessica Eden Malakouti, Bonnie McKee, Diederik van Elsas, Henry Walter & Parrish Warrington Resurrection - track 12 on LVCRFT's 2021 album The Return writer(s): Evan Bogart, Justin Gray, Bonnie McKee & Trevis Romell Riding Shotgun - Kygo feat. Bonnie McKee, appears on Kygo's 2017 album Kids in Love writer(s): Kyrre Gørvell-Dahll, Jessica Eden Malakouti, Bonnie McKee & Oliver Nelson Sabotage - possibly recorded anywhere from 2015-2018 as well; leaked (December 2, 2021) writer(s): Christopher John Baran & Bonnie McKee Stay Lonely, Get Paid - leaked (December 26, 2021) writer(s): n/a Thorns - released as a standalone single in 2017, originally slated to be Bonnie's return to form, and signal the start of a new era with Bonnie dropping "ton of music;" while this never came to pass the leaked-homemade-amateur-VHS sex tape-y aesthetic of the music video is an iconic moment in her videography (and one that is often retconned) writer(s): Nate Campany, Bonnie McKee & Kyle Shearer Trash Television - a song that appears on multiple drafts of Bonnie's forever upcoming second studio album writer(s): n/a Trash Television (Demo) - leaked (November 29, 2021) Trash Television (Final) - unleaked More leaks, shelved Epic album "re-release" & a new studio album announcement (2022-present) Electric Heaven - confirmed writer(s): Joakim Åhlund, Bonnie McKee & John Newman Everything But You - confirmed writer(s): Joakim Åhlund, Max Martin, Bonnie McKee & John Newman Forever 21 - confirmed writer(s): n/a Hot City - confirmed writer(s): n/a I Wanna Fucking Call You - confirmed writer(s): John Martin Lindström, Bonnie McKee & Michel Zitron Rewind Your Heart - confirmed writer(s): n/a S.L.A.Y. - confirmed, allegedly the first single from the album and supposed to "come out soon"; Bonnie apparently shot a music video for it which she's "editing as we speak" writer(s): Gary Go, Oliver Goldstein, Sam Hollander, Bonnie McKee, John Newman & Jamie Rise Somebody's Gonna Get Hurt - confirmed writer(s): Greg Kurstin, Bonnie McKee & John Newman Wild Card - rumored; a short snippet of the beginning of the song was used in Bonnie's universally acclaimed short film April Kills the Vibe writer(s): n/a Unknown/Unspecified era (?) All Yours - a song written for pitching purposes - leaked (July 7, 2022) writer(s): Taio Cruz, Bonnie McKee & Kurtis McKenzie Blow Ur Mind - sounds like a voice memo, the file is titled "flo rida blow ur mind" writer(s): n/a Coca Cola Superstar (Coke Jingle) - leaked (August 22, 2022) writer(s): n/a Demolition Man! - leaked (August 13, 2022) writer(s): n/a Heart Attack - it's kind of giving me a military vibe? like kill this love-ish? - unleaked writer(s): Chris Glover, Oliver Goldstein, Michael Jay, David J. Jolicoeur, Marikta, Kelvin Mercer, Nicole Morier & Vaughn Oliver I Like It Fast - unleaked writer(s): JFK (producer) I Like It Hot - sounds like a slow sexy cabaret song, lowkey cute - unleaked writer(s): Rune Westberg & Bonnie McKee Never Say Forever - slower song lq - unleaked writer(s): n/a One More Night - unleaked writer(s): JFK (producer) RSVP - giving victorious - leaked (August 30, 2022) writer(s): n/a Romantic Rage - upbeat guitar heavy mq - leaked writer(s): n/a Shallow - victorious again - unleaked writer(s): Jörgen Elofsson, Erik Lidbom & Bonnie McKee Show Me - only a rough demo of the song (1:36 in length) leaked, it's not the song that was sold to K-pop singer KEY (which happens to be called Show Me as well) writer(s): n/a Sugar Rush - upbeat - unleaked writer(s): Bonnie McKee Unreleased live recordings Birthday Song - kinda sounds like bonnie, live piano ballad Fireflies (To Find You) - this one i have sounds like a live recording of a performance? theres a choir singing with her at the end X That Won’t Let Go - live piano ballad, leaked Unreleased/unregistered collabs Birthday Suit - Mickey Avalon feat. Bonnie mostly at the end; leaked Hit It - a Robin Thicke feature; leaked Itty Bitty - "Itty Bitty Titty" is what the title is on this one Mickey Avalon feature again; leaked Unreleased songs Bonnie co-wrote (but didn't demo) note: due to the fact some of the songs below are unregistered and lack proper credits, it is impossible to state with 100% certainty that Bonnie was involved in the writing process - therefore I'll leave it up to everyone's individual judgment to decide what songs are legit and which aren't Reveal hidden contents A Little Too Late - leaked writer(s): n/a demo singer: n/a Beautiful - Bonnie sings background vocals throughout the song (and they are quite prominent) writer(s): n/a demo singer: n/a Brand New - leaked writer(s): n/a demo singer: Robin Thicke Cliche - leaked writer(s): n/a demo singer: n/a Cut Me Off - leaked writer(s): Annika Rose, Bonnie McKee & Mike Wise demo singer: Annika Rose Darkside - leaked writer(s): Alex da Kid demo singer: n/a Dose - leaked writer(s): PJ Bianco, Shanna Crooks & Bonnie McKee demo singer: Shanna Crooks (with additional vocals by Nasri) Get Over It - leaked writer(s): n/a demo singer: Claude Kelly (lead vocals), Bonnie McKee (background vocals) How Does It Feel - leaked writer(s): n/a demo singer: Avery I Am Woman - leaked writer(s): Blair Daly, Meghan Kabir & Bonnie McKee demo singer: Meghan Kabir Leaving LA - leaked writer(s): n/a demo singer: Shanna Crooks Kiss of Death - possibly an outtake from one of Faith's albums (A Perfect Contradiction or The Architect) writer(s): Khalil Abdul-Rahman, Sam Barsh, Paloma Faith & Bonnie McKee demo singer: Paloma Faith Milk Milk Lemonade - a scrapped song made during the Teenage Dream album sessions writer(s): Christopher Stewart, Katy Perry & Bonnie McKee demo singer: Katy Perry MMORRISON - leaked writer(s): n/a demo singer: Matthew Morrison My Bed - leaked writer(s): n/a demo singer: Jaden Michaels My Heart Is Playing Tricks on Me - leaked writer(s): Joshua Abraham, Oliver Goldstein & Claude Kelly demo singer: Claude Kelly New York Mistake - leaked writer(s): n/a demo singer: n/a No Yesterdays - leaked writer(s): n/a demo singer: Priscilla Renea Paper Doll - written for Sky Ferreira's debut album Cry Baby, eventually scrapped along with its parent album when Ferreira decided to change direction; Bonnie can be heard singing background vocals on the song writer(s): Josh Abraham, Sky Ferreira, Oliver Goldstein & Bonnie McKee demo singer: Sky Ferreira Poseur - leaked writer(s): Mladen Borosak, Bonnie McKee & Robyn Troup demo singer: Robyn Troup Say the Magic Words - leaked writer(s): n/a demo singer: Priscilla Renea Touch and Go - another song written for Sky Ferreira's scrapped album Cry Baby writer(s): Josh Abraham, Sky Ferreira, Oliver Goldstein, Bonnie McKee & Luke Walker demo singer: Sky Ferreira When I'm Alone - a song written for Carly Rae Jepsen's 2015 magnum opus Emotion which ultimately failed to appear on the record and was sold to K-pop group f(x) who recorded the song for their fourth studio album 4 Walls; leaked by living legend LVD (whether Bonnie also recorded a demo of the song is currently not known) writer(s): Carly Rae Jepsen, Bonnie McKee, Matt Radosevich & Steve Robson demo singer: Carly Rae Jepsen When You Cry - a song written for Kerli's iconic scrapped second studio album that didn't make it on the Utopia EP writer(s): Kerli Kõiv, Jean-Baptiste Kouame, Nick Marsh & Bonnie McKee demo singer: Kerli Wild Thing - leaked writer(s): Thomas Barnes, Nate Cyphert, Peter Kelleher, Ben Kohn & Bonnie McKee demo singer: Nate Cyphert (with additional vocals by Bonnie McKee) Other unreleased songs currently registered on Bonnie's ASCAP/BMI Reveal hidden contents After Midnight - Tritonal feat. Bonnie McKee writer(s): Tofer Brown, Chad Cisneros, Bonnie McKee & David Anthony Reed B4 U Wake Up - n/a writer(s): Marshall Gallagher, Bonnie McKee & Danielle Poppitt Body Language - n/a writer(s): Daniel Kyriakides, Bonnie McKee, Olly Murs & Wrabel Call My Name - n/a writer(s): Bonnie McKee & Fraser T. Smith Change My Mind - n/a writer(s): Luke Laird, Bonnie McKee & Makeba Riddick Chemicals - possibly a code name for Bonnie's Hot City? writer(s): Joakim Jarl, John Martin Lindström, Bonnie McKee, John Newman & Michel Zitron Cold in California - n/a writer(s): PJ Bianco, Bonnie McKee & Ali Tamposi Cold Summer - n/a writer(s): Heather Bright, Bonnie McKee & Lee McCutcheon Con Artist - Katy Perry is listed as the performer of this unreleased song writer(s): Bonnie McKee Cosmic - unreleased Maty Noyes song writer(s): Tommy English, Bonnie McKee & Maty Noyes Dance for Me - n/a writer(s): Gary Clark, Julian Hamilton & Bonnie McKee Dashboard - n/a writer(s): Oliver Goldstein, Luke Laird & Bonnie McKee Dodged a Bullet - n/a writer(s): Mickey Guyton, Sara Haze, Bonnie McKee & Jordan Kyle Don't Forget - n/a writer(s): Sam Martin, Bonnie McKee & Jasmine Lucilla Elizabeth van den Bogaerde Faith - n/a writer(s): Bonnie McKee & Fraser T. Smith Flashback - n/a writer(s): Andreas Bengt Christian Levander, Bonnie McKee & Fredrik Odesjo Freestyle - n/a writer(s): Bonnie McKee, Heather Morgan & Jordan Schmidt Girls Night Out - n/a writer(s): Bonnie McKee & Kristian Ottestad Glow in the Dark - n/a writer(s): Bonnie McKee & Fraser T. Smith Hardknocklife - n/a writer(s): Arvid Arrhult, Alice Chater, Bonnie McKee, Gino Nano, John Newman & Otto August Unkila Posada Hot and Heavy - n/a writer(s): Bonnie McKee, Travis Mills & Fraser T. Smith Hush Hush - unreleased Robyn Troup song writer(s): Justin Gray, Bonnie McKee & Robyn Troup I Don't Need a Valentine - n/a writer(s): Bonnie McKee & Fraser T. Smith I Wanna See You Cry - unreleased Kylie Minogue song writer(s): Greg Kurstin, Bonnie McKee, Kylie Minogue & Karen Poole In the Name of Love - unreleased Kylie Minogue song writer(s): Greg Kurstin, Bonnie McKee, Kylie Minogue & Karen Poole It's My Turn - n/a writer(s): Sabrina Carpenter, Bonnie McKee & Mitch Allan Let's Go (Turn It Up) - unreleased Fefe Dobson song writer(s): Josh Abraham, Fefe Dobson, Oliver Goldstein, Bonnie McKee & Luke Walker Lone Ranger - n/a writer(s): Darren Criss, Bonnie McKee & Tony Rodini Lonestar - n/a writer(s): Gary Clark, Bonnie McKee & Kelly Sheehan Love You Longer - n/a writer(s): Nicolle Clawson, Jesse Frasure & Bonnie McKee Man Friend - n/a writer(s): Kassi Ashton, Charles Dick & Bonnie McKee Medicine - n/a writer(s): Sarah Barrios, Bonnie McKee & Joshua Murty Paradise Found - n/a writer(s): Scott Bruzenak, Jessica Eden Malakouti, Bonnie McKee & David Sneddon Prisoner - n/a writer(s): Blair Daly, Meghan Kabir & Bonnie McKee Pure Heart - n/a writer(s): Delta Goodrem, Julian Hamilton & Bonnie McKee Queen of Halloween - possibly an outtake from LVCRFT sessions writer(s): Evan Bogart, Peter Wade, Bonnie McKee & Amanda Warner Ready (also Ready 2 Love) - unreleased Sean Paul song produced by RedOne writer(s): Jakke Erixson, Sean Henriques, Nadir Khayat & Bonnie McKee Ready or Not - n/a writer(s): Luke Laird, Bonnie McKee & Denise Rich Reasons - unreleased 5 Seconds of Summer song writer(s): Jason Evigan, Explicit, Ashton Irwin, Sam Martin, Bonnie McKee & Jonathan Rotem Remember Me - n/a writer(s): Josh Abraham, Jessi Alexander, Oliver Goldstein & Bonnie McKee Second Chances - n/a writer(s): Leroy Clampitt, Jesse John, Ilsey Juber & Bonnie McKee Set It Off - n/a writer(s): Josh Abraham, Evan Bogart, Oliver Goldstein & Bonnie McKee Shadow - n/a writer(s): Nikki Leonti, Bonnie McKee & Richard Velonskis Shine - n/a writer(s): Bonnie McKee & Sean Walsh Signal - n/a writer(s): Maegan Cottone, Simon Hermansen & Bonnie McKee Spilled Champagne - n/a writer(s): Kelsea Ballerini, Chris DeStefano, Josh Kear & Bonnie McKee Spring Breakers - n/a writer(s): Terry Hicks & Bonnie McKee Stay Awake - n/a writer(s): Edvard Førre Erfjord, Bonnie McKee & Maureen McDonald Stay Right Here - unreleased Adam Lambert bop, most probably an outtake from Trespassing sessions writer(s): Josh Abraham, Oliver Goldstein, Adam Lambert, Bonnie McKee & Ryan J. Williams Stranded - n/a writer(s): Tommy Lee James, Bonnie McKee & Denise Rich Tangled - n/a writer(s): Jesse Frasure, Bonnie McKee, Shay Mooney & Dan Smyers Thank You - n/a writer(s): Klas Åhlund, Alexander Kronlund, Magnus Lidehäll & Bonnie McKee This Could Be Us - n/a writer(s): Taio Cruz, William Sami Étienne Grigahcine & Bonnie McKee Touch n Go - n/a writer(s): Jakob Erixson, Nadir Khayat & Bonnie McKee Wandering Heart - n/a writer(s): Bonnie McKee, Josh Murty & Sophie Simmons Watermelon Skies - n/a writer(s): Bonnie McKee When I'm All Alone - n/a writer(s): Jake Germany, Bonnie McKee & Brett Truitt Wherever You Are - Bonnie is listed as the performer of this unreleased song writer(s): Ryan Buendia, Jean-Baptiste Kouame & Bonnie McKee You're the Only One for Me - unreleased Kelly Clarkson song writer(s): Josh Abraham, Kelly Clarkson, Oliver Goldstein & Bonnie McKee Young and Dumb - Forever 21? writer(s): Klas Åhlund & Bonnie McKee Songs the 'Forever 21' songstress wrote for other artists note: some songs that were previously mentioned (particularly those Bonnie initially wrote for her own projects) have been omitted from this list (e.g. I Don't Care, On Your Side, To Find You etc. Reveal hidden contents Reveal hidden contents Alone - deluxe edition track on Clarkson's 2011 album Stronger writer(s): Josh Abraham, Oliver Goldstein, Bonnie McKee & Ryan Williams performer: Kelly Clarkson American Youth French Kissing - standalone single released in 2020 writer(s): Jessica Eden Malakouti, Bonnie McKee & Jordan Palmer performer: Eden xo Bad Reputation - deluxe edition track on Clarkson's 2015 album Piece by Piece writer(s): Kelly Clarkson, Greg Kurstin, Bonnie McKee & Kelly Sheehan performer: Kelly Clarkson Birthday - track 3 on Perry's 2013 album Prism & the fourth single from the album writer(s): Lukasz Gottwald, Max Martin, Bonnie McKee, Katy Perry & Henry Walter performer: Katy Perry C'Mon - track 3 on Kesha's 2012 album Warrior & the second single writer(s): Lukasz Gottwald, Benjamin Levin, Max Martin, Bonnie McKee, Kesha Sebert & Henry Walter performer: Kesha California Gurls - the lead single from the bubblegum pop bible Teenage Dream, as well as Tik Tok's twin sister writer(s): Calvin Broadus, Lukasz Gottwald, Benjamin Levin, Mike Love, Max Martin, Bonnie McKee, Katy Perry & Brian Wilson performer: Katy Perry feat. Snoop Dogg Chokehold - track 11 on Lambert's 2012 album Trespassing writer(s): Josh Abraham, Oliver Goldstein, Adam Lambert & Bonnie McKee performer: Adam Lambert Cinematic Goodbye - standalone single released in 2018 writer(s): Russell Ali, Trevor Holmes, Jessica Eden Malakouti, Mario Marchetti & Bonnie McKee performer: Eden xo Cold Heart - track 9 on Elliot's 2009 album Fight for Love writer(s): Felix Bloxsom, Aaron Goldstein, Oliver Goldstein, Bonnie McKee & Yamin Elliot performer: Yamin Elliot Complainer - track 1 on the band's 2019 album New Age Norms 1 writer(s): Matthew Compton, Bonnie McKee, David Quon, Lars Stalfors, Asa Taccone & Nathan Willett performer: Cold War Kids Cuckoo - track 2 on Lambert's 2012 album Trespassing writer(s): Josh Abraham, Oliver Goldstein, Adam Lambert, Bonnie McKee & Anne Preven performer: Adam Lambert Daddy Like - track 3 on Electra's 2019 album Flamboyant & the fourth single writer(s): Dylan Brady, Dorian Electra, Bonnie McKee, Peter John Shepard-Vanoudenaren & Michael Zarowny performer: Dorian Electra Day Trippin' - track 8 on Kaskade's 2015 album Automatic writer(s): Finn Bjarnson, Bonnie McKee, Ryan Raddon, Andreas Schuller & Thomas Troelsen performer: Kaskade feat. Estelle Dirty Mind - standalone single released in 2015 writer(s): Aton Ben-Horin, Mike Caren, Tramar Dillard, Breyan Isaac, Raphaël Judrin, Sam Martin, Bonnie McKee, Pierre-Antoine Melki & Thomas Troelsen performer: Flo Rida feat. Sam Martin Drown Me Out - track 8 on Black's 2016 album The Shadow Side writer(s): Andy Biersack, John Feldmann, Sarah Hudson, Ashton Irwin & Bonnie McKee performer: Andy Black Dumb Blonde - track 5 on Lavigne's 2019 album Head Above Water & third single writer(s): Avril Lavigne, Onika Maraj, Bonnie McKee & Mitch Allan performer: Avril Lavigne (solo version), Avril Lavigne feat. Nicki Minaj Dynamite - track 1 on and the lead single from Cruz's 2010 edition of his second studio album Rokstarr writer(s): Taio Cruz, Lukasz Gottwald, Benjamin Levin, Max Martin & Bonnie McKee performer: Taio Cruz Erase - standalone single released in 2012 writer(s): Bonnie McKee performer: The Chainsmokers feat. Priyanka Chopra demo singer: Bonnie McKee Fast Forward - second track on Oliver's 2014 single Light Years Away, features guest vocals by Bonnie writer(s): Oliver Goldstein, Bonnie McKee, Vaughn Oliver & Anne Preven performer: Oliver Forever Drunk - Bonnie's most recent co-write; released in 2022 as a standalone single by Australian singer/social media personality Peach PRC writer(s): Nathan Cunningham, Sharlee Jade Curnow, Bonnie McKee & Marc Sibley performer: Peach PRC Gasoline - track 11 on Britney's 2011 album Femme Fatale writer(s): Lukasz Gottwald, Claude Kelly, Benjamin Levin, Bonnie McKee & Emily Wright performer: Britney Spears demo singer: Bonnie McKee Ghost - track 9 on Perry's 2013 album Prism writer(s): Lukasz Gottwald, Max Martin, Bonnie McKee, Katy Perry & Henry Walter performer: Katy Perry Gocha Gocha / ゴチャゴチャ - released as a bonus track on the limited edition of Superfly's 2016 live album Into The Circle! writer(s): Kate Akhurst, Bonnie McKee, Vince Pizzinga, Shinichi Fukusato, Shiho Ochi & Koichi Tsutaya performer: Superfly Good Outweigh the Bad - Target and Japan Premium Edition bonus track on Elliot's 2009 album Fight for Love writer(s): Jamie Richards, Oliver Goldstein, Bonnie McKee, Ely Weisfeld & Yamin Elliot performer: Yamin Elliot Guyliner, Pt. 2 - deluxe version track on Electra's 2019 album Flamboyant writer(s): Dylan Brady, Dorian Electra, Bonnie McKee & Michael Zarowny performer: Dorian Electra Heatwave - standalone single released in 2020 writer(s): Andrew Harris, Isom Innis, Bonnie McKee & Sarah Rayne performer: Cobra Man Hello - track 9 on Clarkson's 2011 album Stronger writer(s): Josh Abraham, Kelly Clarkson, Oliver Goldstein & Bonnie McKee performer: Kelly Clarkson Hold It Against Me - track 2 on Britney's 2011 album Femme Fatale & the lead single writer(s): Lukasz Gottwald, Mathieu Jomphe-Lepine, Max Martin & Bonnie McKee performer: Britney Spears demo singer: Bonnie McKee How I Roll - track 5 on Britney's 2011 album Femme Fatale writer(s): Henrik Jonback, Christian Karlsson, Magnus Lidehäll, Bonnie McKee, Nicole Morier & Pontus Winnberg performer: Britney Spears demo singer: Nicole Morier How We Do (Party) - track 3 on Ora's debut album ORA writer(s): Andre Davidson, Sean Davidson, Hal Davis, Alex Delicata, Berry Gordy Jr., Andrew "Dru Brett" Harr, Osten Harvey Jr., Willie Hutch, Jermaine Jackson, Bonnie McKee, Kelly Sheehan, Christopher Wallace & Bob West performer: Rita Ora demo singer: Kelly Sheehan I Don't Have to Sleep to Dream - included on the deluxe version of Cher's 2013 album Closer to the Truth writer(s): Chris Godbey, Jerome Harmon, Bonnie McKee, Timothy Z. Mosley & Kelly Sheehan performer: Cher In My Foreign - standalone single released in 2016 writer(s): Nick Rivera Caminero, James Andrew Corrine, William Joseph Crawford, Tyrone William Griffin Jr., Karim Kharbouch, Raja Kumari, Robert Lamm, Bonnie McKee, Miles Parks McCollum, Luis Rubio, Candy Shields & Alexander Shultz performer: The Americanos feat. Ty Dolla $ign, Lil Yachty, Nicky Jam & French Montana Inside Out - track 3 on Britney's 2011 album Femme Fatale writer(s): Lukasz Gottwald, Jacob Kasher, Mathieu Jomphe-Lepine, Max Martin & Bonnie McKee performer: Britney Spears Kick Us Out - standalone single released in 2011 writer(s): Angelina Araya, Niles Hollowell-Dhar, Steven Love, Bonnie McKee, Nicole Morier, Patrick Ridge & David Singer-Vine performer: Hyper Crush Kiss the Sky - standalone single released in 2016 writer(s): Mike Caren, Jason Derulo, Thomas Eriksen, Madison Love, Sam Martin, Bonnie McKee, Terius Nash & Thomas Troelsen performer: Jason Derulo Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.) - track 2 on Katy Perry's 2010 album Teenage Dream & the fifth single from the album writer(s): Lukasz Gottwald, Max Martin, Bonnie McKee & Katy Perry performer: Katy Perry Legendary Lovers - track 2 on Perry's 2013 album Prism writer(s): Lukasz Gottwald, Max Martin, Bonnie McKee, Katy Perry & Henry Walter performer: Katy Perry Let There Be Love - track 6 on Aguilera's 2012 album Lotus writer(s): Jakke Erixson, Oliver Goldstein, Oscar Holter, Max Martin, Bonnie McKee & Karl Johan Schuster performer: Christina Aguilera demo singer: Nikki Williams Light Me Up - standalone single released in 2020 writer(s): Andrew Harris, Isom Innis, Bonnie McKee & Sarah Rayne performer: Cobra Man Loco (House Party) - sold to & recorded by K-pop artist U-Know and included on his 2021 mini album Noir writer(s): Sean Foreman, Sam Martin, Bonnie McKee, Andreas Schuller, Thomas Troelsen & JUNNY performer: U-KNOW (Jung Yoon-ho) Long Distance - standalone single released in 2012 writer(s): Dernst Emile II, Michael Joseph Green, Bonnie McKee, Anne Preven & Christopher Stewart performer: Melanie Amaro Lovebird - track 3 on Lewis's 2012 album Glassheart writer(s): Joshua Coleman, Lukasz Gottwald & Bonnie McKee performer: Leona Lewis demo singer: Bonnie McKee Make It Happen - sold to Japanese singer Namie Amuro who recorded the song for her 2011 collaboration album Checkmate!; the song is registered on Bonnie's BMI under the title "Wonderland" writer(s): Jörgen Elofsson, Erik Lidbom & Bonnie McKee performer: Namie Amuro feat. After School Map - UK bonus track on Lambert's 2012 album Trespassing writer(s): Josh Abraham, Oliver Goldstein, Adam Lambert, Bonnie McKee & Anne Preven performer: Adam Lambert Ooh La La - the lead single from The Smurfs 2 soundtrack released in 2013 writer(s): Lola Blanc, Joshua Coleman, Lukasz Gottwald, Fransisca Hall, Jacob Kasher, Bonnie McKee & Henry Walter performer: Britney Spears demo singer: Lola Blanc Paradise - standalone single released in 2016 writer(s): Jason Henriques, Sean Henriques, Tom Lagergren & Bonnie McKee performer: Matoma, Sean Paul feat. KStewart Paranoid - track 4 on LVCRFT's 2021 album The Return writer(s): Peter Wade, Bonnie McKee, Trevis Romell & Amanda Warner performer: LVCRFT feat. Jake Miller Part of Me - a song written back in 2009 and the first one Bonnie got to write on for the Teenage Dream project; it didn't appear on the first release of the album (2010) as Perry felt like it didn't quite fit the overall theme of the record; after her split from Russell Brand, Perry re-recorded the song and included it on the 2012 re-release (Teenage Dream: The Complete Confection), it also served as the lead single from the said reissue writer(s): Lukasz Gottwald, Max Martin, Bonnie McKee & Katy Perry performer: Katy Perry Powered Up - standalone single released in 2021 writer(s): Andrew Harris, Sarah Rayne Leigh & Bonnie McKee performer: Cobra Man Queen - standalone single released in 2018 writer(s): Loren Gray, Ben Berger, Bonnie McKee, Ryan David Vincent McMahon, Georgia Ku & Ryan Rabin performer: Loren Gray Roar - track 1 on Perry's 2013 album Prism & the lead single writer(s): Lukasz Gottwald, Max Martin, Bonnie McKee, Katy Perry & Henry Walter performer: Katy Perry San Francisco - appears on the band's 2015 album Sounds Good Feels Good writer(s): Michael Clifford, John Feldmann, Calum Hood, Sarah Hudson & Bonnie McKee performer: 5 Seconds of Summer Say - standalone single released in 2019 writer(s): Vincent Cannady, Bonnie McKee & Zakariah Dane Stucchi performer: Vincint Sayonara writer(s): Greg Kurstin, Bonnie McKee & Nicole Morier performer: Miranda Cosgrove demo singer: Bonnie McKee Seal It with a Kiss - track 7 on Britney's 2011 album Femme Fatale writer(s): Lukasz Gottwald, Max Martin, Bonnie McKee & Henry Walter performer: Britney Spears Show Me - sold to K-pop singer Key who recorded the song for his repackaged debut album I Wanna Be in 2019 writer(s): Shane Allen, Evan Bogart, Bonnie McKee & Thomas Troelsen performer: KEY Sleeping In - track 2 on All Time Low's 2020 album Wake Up, Sunshine writer(s): Zakk Cervini, Alex Gaskarth, Lukasz Gottwald, Mathieu Jomphe-Lepine, Max Martin & Bonnie McKee performer: All Time Low Soul Sucker - track 13 on LVCRFT's 2021 album The Return writer(s): Sarah Barrios, Justin Gray & Bonnie McKee performer: LVCRFT feat. Kailee Morgue Supernatural - track 10 on Kesha's 2012 album Warrior writer(s): Lukasz Gottwald, Nik Kershaw, Max Martin, Bonnie McKee, Kesha Sebert & Henry Walter performer: Kesha Tanlines - standalone single released in 2020 writer(s): Nate Campany, Edvard Førre Erfjord, Jake Germany, Bonnie McKee, Henrik Barman Michelsen & Brett Truitt performer: Phangs Teenage Dream - track 1 on Katy Perry's 2010 album Teenage Dream & the second single from the album writer(s): Lukasz Gottwald, Benjamin Levin, Max Martin, Bonnie McKee & Katy Perry performer: Katy Perry Thanks for Nothing - track 3 on Dobson's 2010 album Joy writer(s): Josh Abraham, Fefe Dobson, Bonnie McKee & Luke Walker performer: Fefe Dobson The Void - track 13 on Black's 2016 album The Shadow Side writer(s): Andy Biersack, Zakk Cervini, John Feldmann, Sarah Hudson, Bonnie McKee & Matthew Pauling performer: Andy Black There Will Be Tears writer(s): Joshua Coleman, Allan P. Grigg & Bonnie McKee performer: Miranda Cosgrove demo singer: Bonnie McKee Tomorrow Never Dies - track 18 on the deluxe edition of Scherzinger's 2011 album Killer Love writer(s): Alex Delicata, Andrew Harr, Jermaine Jackson, Bonnie McKee & Kelly Sheehan performer: Nicole Scherzinger Too Soon - standalone single released in 2017 writer(s): Tommy English, Jesse Hughes, Bonnie McKee & Maty Noyes performer: Vanic feat. Maty Noyes Touch Me writer(s): Brent Kutzle, Bonnie McKee, Ryan Tedder & Noel Zancanella performer: SMASH Cast feat. Katharine McPhee Under Control - appears on Goulding's 2013 album Halcyon Days writer(s): Oliver Goldstein, Ellie Goulding, Bonnie McKee & Cory Nitta performer: Ellie Goulding Un Love Me - track 2 on Lewis's 2012 album Glassheart writer(s): Leona Lewis, Bonnie McKee, Kelly Sheehan & Fraser T. Smith performer: Leona Lewis Up All Night - track 7 on Puth's debut album Nine Track Mind writer(s): Charlie Puth, Bonnie McKee, Thomas Troelsen & Giorgio Tuinfort performer: Charlie Puth Vacation - G.R.L.'s debut single released in 2013, track 2 on The Smurfs 2 soundtrack writer(s): Lukasz Gottwald, Max Martin, Bonnie McKee & Henry Walter performer: G.R.L. Wide Awake - written for the 2012 re-release of the Teenage Dream album, Bonnie described it as the antithesis to the title track (Teenage Dream); released as the second and final single from the reissue writer(s): Lukasz Gottwald, Max Martin, Bonnie McKee, Katy Perry & Henry Walter performer: Katy Perry Wish U Were Here - track 6 on Cody Simpson's debut album Paradise, as well as the second single writer(s): Taio Cruz, Rebbeca Marie Gomez, Lukasz Gottwald, Bonnie McKee & Henry Walter performer: Cody Simpson feat. Becky G demo singer: Taio Cruz Your Love's a Drug - standalone single released in 2010 writer(s): Josh Abraham, Shahine Ezell, Oliver Goldstein, Bonnie McKee & Leighton Meester performer: Leighton Meester Been using this guide to try seperate the unreleased. But having trouble knowing where to put some of the tracks. even if it is rough I have categorised them to 2003-2007 (Trouble Era) 2018-2012 2013 (EPIC Era) 2014-2016 (Bombastic Era) 2017-2021 Does anyone know where I can put the unkown list? *Blow My Mind Brutally Honest Coca Cola Superstar *Demolition Man Don't Hurt It (feat. DEV) How To Love (feat. Robin Thicke) *I Like It Hot Laws of Love Lemonade Love Is A Game Moonlight (feat. Bonnie McKee) *Never Say Forever Now or Never (Demo) Now Or Never Paper Paradise Ready or Not *Romantic Rage *RSVP Say Sayonara Shallow Sick Somebody (Demo) Sparkles Stranded *Sugar Rush Tanlines Word Up (feat. Bonnie McKee) *already listed in the unknown section of the guide. Quote
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