List of unreleased Brandy Norwood songs

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Norwood performing on-stage at a concert in July 2004.

Brandy Norwood is an American recording artist and entertainer. She has written and recorded material that has never been officially released. Many of the singer's unreleased songs have been registered – the majority by her publishing company Bran Bran Music – with professional bodies such as the United States Copyright Office, the Songwriters Hall of Fame, Broadcast Music Incorporated (BMI), American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP), the Canadian Musical Reproduction Rights Agency (CMRRA) and EMI Music Publishing.

Many officially unreleased Brandy songs have been scheduled, at one point, for release on records by the singer, including her five studio albums with her former music label Atlantic and Epic Records: Brandy (1994), Never Say Never (1998), Full Moon (2002), Afrodisiac (2004), and Human (2008). For varying reasons, the tracks were ultimately rejected and, as of 2011, remain either completely unreleased or have been leaked onto the internet and mixtapes without gaining an official release. The singer's unreleased material includes songs recorded by Norwood as a solo artist and demo versions of tracks which were eventually re-recorded by other artists, some featuring established artists such as Esthero, Ne-Yo, Sean Paul and Timbaland.

Songs

As a main artist

Christopher Breaux
Lashawn Daniels

Produced by MIDI MAFIA and frank ocean

Song	Writer(s)	Notes
"2nd Thought"	—	Leaked in 2008
"Adios" (featuring Sean Paul)	Sean Paul Henriques Walter Milsap III Timothy Mosley Candice Nelson	Produced by Timbaland Failed to be included on Afrodisiac (2004) Samples Sean Paul's "Gimme the Light" (2002) Published by Conjunction Music Publishing, EMI April Music Inc., Universal Music Corp. and W.B. Music Corp.
"After That"	—	Samples a skit from the Coming to America score (1988) Leaked on January 4, 2012
"After the Flood"	LaShawn Daniels James Fauntleroy Rodney Jerkins	Failed to be included on Human (2008) Leaked on October 17, 2008 Published by Rodney Jerkins Productions Inc. and EMI April Music Inc.
"Back & Forth"	—	Leaked on May 18, 2009
"Believer" (featuring Timbaland)	James Fauntleroy Jerome Harmon Timothy Mosley	Failed to be included on Human (2008) Leaked on March 26, 2010 Published by Also Music Corporation, Faunterloy Music, Virgina Beach Music and W.B. Music Corporation
"Betcha Didn't Know"	Mikkel Storleer Eriksen Tor Erik Hermansen Makeba Riddick	Produced by Stargate Also recorded by Megan Rochell for her album You, Me and the Radio (2006) Leaked on September 2, 2009 Published by EMI Blackwood Music Inc., Janice Combs Music and Yoga Flames Publishing
"Between Me & You"	—	Also recorded by Blue for their yet-unreleased reunion album (2011) Leaked in 2009
"Black Pepper"	—	Described as a "hyper, bass-heavy Timbaland banger" Failed to be included on Afrodisiac (2004)
"Bring It Back"	—	Leaked in 2009
"Can't Cope"	Stacy Barthe Theron Feemster Corey Gibson Brandy Norwoood	Written and recorded for Norwood’s yet-untitled sixth album Published by Bran Bran Music
"Casualties"	James Fauntleroy Waynne Nugent Kevin Risto Dapo Torimiro	Failed to be included on Human (2008) Leaked in 2009 Published by Sony/ATV Tunes LLC
"Cry"	Bryan Michael Cox Kendrick Dean Adonis Shropshire	Produced by Bryan Michael Cox and WyldCard Failed to be included on Human (2008) Leaked on March 3, 2011 via Ustream.tv
"Decisions" (with Ne-Yo)	Mikkel Storleer Eriksen Tor Erik Hermansen Shaffer Smith	Produced by Stargate Written and recorded for Norwood’s scrapped second album with Epic Records Re-recorded by RichGirl for their mixtape Fall in Love with RichGirl (2011) Leaked on May 29, 2009 Published by EMI Music Publishing Ltd., Pen In The Ground Publishing, Universal Music-Z Tunes Llc.
"Deepest Thought"	Michael Flowers	Leaked in 2006 Published by Mike City Music
"Drum Life"	James Fauntleroy Jerome Harmon Timothy Mosley	Produced by Timbaland Failed to be included on Human (2008) Leaked on December 12, 2008 Published by Also Music Corporation, Faunterloy Music, Virgina Beach Music and W.B. Music Corporation
"Escape"	Blake English Brandy Norwood Robert Smith	Produced by Big Bert Demo version of the song, recorded by Norwood Recorded by Kiley Dean for her unreleased album Simple Girl (2004) Leaked in 2007
"Fear of Flying"	Ian Dench Mikkel Storleer Eriksen Amanda Ghost Tor Erik Hermansen	Failed to be included on Alexandra Burke's Overcome (2009) Instrumental re-used on Utada's "Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence - FYI" (2009) Published by EMI Blackwood Music Inc. and Ian Dench Music
"Follow Me"	—	Leaked in 2006
"Fooled by the Moon"	Diane Warren	Recorded in 1996 Leaked in 2008 Published by Realsongs
"Freedom"	Christopher Breaux Rich King	Produced by Antwoine "T-Wiz" Collins Failed to be included on Human (2008) Leaked in 2008
"God Gave Me My Way"	Mischke Butler Harvey Mason, Jr. Damon Thomas	Published by BMG Songs Inc., E Two Music, Mischkemusic Inc., Nfused Music, and Universal Music
"Gone From Me"	Christian Ballard Lindy Benson Andrew Murray	Recorded in 2003
"Good Night Good Morning"	Mikkel Storleer Eriksen Tor Erik Hermansen Shaffer Smith	Produced by Stargate & Ne-Yo Written and recorded for Norwood’s scrapped second album with Epic Records Recorded by Alexandra Burke for Overcome (2009) Leaked on June 29, 2009 Published by EMI Music Publishing Ltd., Pen In The Ground Publishing, Universal Music-Z Tunes Llc.
"Home" (featuring Timbaland)	James Fauntleroy Jerome Harmon Timothy Mosley	Failed to be included on Human (2008) Leaked on March 23, 2010
"Honey"	Kenisha Pratt Frederik N. Schjoldan Louis Winding	Produced by Maximum Risk Leaked in 2008
"Hot Shot"	—	Leaked on January 6, 2012
"How High"	Brandy Norwood	Written and recorded for Norwood’s yet-untitled sixth album
"Hush" (featuring D.O.E.)	—	Produced by Timbaland Failed to be included on Afrodisiac (2004)
"I Don't Really Care"	Mikkel Storleer Eriksen Tor Erik Hermansen Shaffer Smith	Also recorded by Ne-Yo Published by EMI Music Publishing Ltd., Pen In The Ground Publishing, Universal Music-Z Tunes Llc
"I Know Now"	Warryn Campbell Brandy Norwood	Produced by Warryn "Baby Dubb" Campbell Recorded for the unreleased Bad Boy gospel compilation Thank You (2001) Leaked in 2003
"I'm Right Here"	—	Also recorded by Ne-Yo, re-titled "She's Right Here" Instrumental re-used on Elliott Yamin’s “Never Let Go” (2009) Leaked on April 6, 2010
"I've Seen Your Kind Before"	Jason Boyd Brandy Norwood Robert Smith	Recorded in 2003
"In My Head"	Stacy Barthe Corey Gibson Sean Marshall Brandy Norwoood Gary Spriggs	Written and recorded for Norwood’s yet-untitled sixth album Published by Bran Bran Music
"It Just Doesn't Matter"	Blake English Brandy Norwood Robert Smith	Also known as "Doesn't Really Matter" Leaked in 2008 Published by Big Bert Music, EMI Blackwood Music Inc., Songs of Windswept Pacific
"It's My Party"	—	Produced by Babyface Samples Lesley Gore's 1963 song "It's My Party"
"It's On"	Brandy Norwood Robert Smith	Published by Big Bert Music, EMI Blackwood Music Inc., and Songs of Windswept Pacific Leaked in 2007
"Just like Tommy"	Michael Flowers	Leaked in 2007 Published by Mike City Music
"Keyed"	—	Leaked in 2008
"La-La-Land"	—	Leaked in 2010
"Lately"	Kenisha Pratt Frederik N. Schjoldan Louis Winding	Also known as "What Have You Done for Me" Leaked in 2008 Published by Ttrap Music Publishing
"Leave"	Blake English Brandy Norwood Nora Payne Robert Smith	Leaked on April 6, 2010 Published by Big Bert Music, EMI Blackwood Music Inc., Epiphany Publishing Corp., Songs of Windswept Pacific
"List"	James Fauntleroy Robin Tadross	Produced by Rob Knox Leaked in 2008 Published by Cleopatras's Son's Music Publishing and EMI April Music Inc.
"Louboutins"	The-Dream Christopher Stewart	Produced by Terius Nash and Tricky Stewart Written and recorded for Norwood’s scrapped second album with Epic Records Re-recorded by Jennifer Lopez for her 2011 album Love? Leaked on April 6, 2010
"Love Me the Most"	—	Leaked in 2009
"Make Believe"	Stacy Barthe Corey Gibson	Written and recorded for Norwood’s yet-untitled sixth album Recording tracked by Brandy & Ray J: A Family Business (2011)
"Maximum Risk"	Kenisha Pratt Frederik N. Schjoldan Louis Winding	Produced by Maximum Risk Leaked in 2008
"One Thing"	—	Produced by Brian Kennedy Failed to be included on Human (2008) Leaked in 2008
"Parachutes"	Christopher Breaux Antwoine Collions Rich King	Produced by T-Wiz Also known as "Today" Leaked on March 23, 2010
"Perfect Love"	—	Leaked on April 6, 2010
"Porcelain Doll"	Chasity Nwagbara Elvis Williams	Produced by BlacElvis Failed to be included on Human (2008) Leaked on April 6, 2010
"Romeo and Juliet"	Ian Dench Amanda Ghost Brandy Norwood	Produced by Stargate Leaked in 2009
"Silent Night"	—	Produced by Kadis & Sean Leaked on September 26, 2011
"Slow Love"	Ian Dench Mikkel Storleer Eriksen Amanda Ghost Tor Erik Hermansen Beyoncé Knowles	Produced by Stargate Also recorded by Beyoncé Leaked in 2009
"So Good"	Phillip Miles Kenisha Pratt LaCarol Pratt	Produced by Maximum Risk Leaked in 2008
"Sober"	—	Leaked in 2010
"Sometimes"	—	Leaked in 2008
"Stand Back"	—	Demo version recorded by James Fauntleroy Leaked in 2010
"Stupid in Love"	Mikkel Storleer Eriksen Tor Erik Hermansen Shaffer Smith	Produced by Stargate Demo version of the song, recorded by Norwood Recorded by Rihanna for her album Rated R (2009) Leaked in 2009
"Sunday Morning"	—	Leaked in 2008
"Sunshine"	—	Produced by Robert Smith Failed to included on Afrodisiac (2004)
"Supreme"	—	Demo version recorded by Johnta Austin Leaked in 2009
"Surprise Ending"	—	Demo version recorded by Christopher "Lonny" Breaux Leaked in 2008
"Sweet Nothing"	Kenisha Pratt Frederik N. Schjoldan Louis Winding	Produced by Maximum Risk Leaked in 2008
"Sy'Rai"	Christopher Breaux Rodney Jerkins Rich King	Published by Bug Music, EMI Blackwood Music Inc., Heavens Research
"Take Me Away"	Blake English Brandy Norwood Nora Payne Robert Smith	Produced by Big Bert Demo version of the song, recorded by Norwood Recorded by Tarralyn Ramsey for her album Tarralyn (2004) Leaked on April 6, 2010 Published by Big Bert Music, EMI Blackwood Music Inc., Epiphany Publishing Corp., Songs of Windswept Pacific
"Take Me Back"	—	Leaked in 2009
"Tell 'Em"	—	Leaked in 2009
"The Joneses"	Michael Flowers	Produced by Mike City Leaked in 2006
"The Only One for Me"	—	Leaked in 2008
"This Must Be Love"	Vincent Davis Blake English Caleb Simms	Leaked in 2008
"This Song (I Can't Wait)"	—	Instrumental re-used on Ne-Yo’s demo “My Mind” (2010) Instrumental re-used on Ester Dean’s “One Piece” (2011) Leaked on November 14, 2010
"Throw It All Away"	—	Leaked in 2008
"Too Little Too Late"	Mikkel Storleer Eriksen Tor Erik Hermanse Shaffer Smith	Produced by Stargate Also recorded by Ne-Yo Leaked in 2009 Published by EMI Music Publishing Ltd., Pen In The Ground Publishing, Universal Music-Z Tunes Llc
"Vibrant"		Produced by Babyface Samples Q-Tip's "Vivrant Thing" (1999) Leaked on December 13, 2011
"Wastin' My Time"	John W. Knight	Published by III 4 JWK Music
"Who's the Loser Now?"	James Fauntleroy Jerome Harmon Timothy Mosley	Produced by Timbaland & J-Roc Demo version recorded by James Fauntleroy Leaked on March 26, 2010
"You Got That"	—	Produced by Bryan Michael Cox Failed to be included on Human (2008) Leaked on March 3, 2011 via Ustream.tv

As a featured artist

Song	Writer(s)	Notes
"808" (Timbaland featuring Brandy)	—	Produced by Timbaland Released on Timbaland Thursdays on February 3, 2011
"The 80's" (Posta Boy featuring Brandy)	—
"Aviator" (Audio Push featuring Brandy)	Julian Brown Kazha "Sizzle" Hornsby Larry Jacks Malkia "Milky" Thumbi	Produced by Kadis & Sean Released on Audio Push's mixtape The Soundtrack (2009) Published by Supa Sizzle Music and Supor Fresh Milk Music
"Believer" (Esthero featuring Brandy)	Toya Alexis	Produced by State of Emergency Leaked by Esthero on December 6, 2007 via MySpace
"Boom In It" (Mario featuring Brandy)	—	Leaked in 2009
"Change" (Surf Club featuring Brandy)	B. Carr Chili Chil Chauncey Hollis Jesse Woodard	Produced by Hit-Boy Leaked on October 25, 2009
"Comin' Over" (Brutha featuring Brandy)	—	Leaked in 2008
"The First Lady" (Rhona Bennett featuring Brandy)	—	Recorded for Bennett's unreleased The Anticipation of R&B album Leaked in 2009
"Heard It All Before (SoulLife Remix)" (Sunshine Anderson featuring Brandy)	Sunshine Anderson Michael Flowers Rayshawn Sherrer	Produced by Mike City Previously unreleased remix of Anderson's 2001 single Leaked in 2006
"I Really Like It" (Harlem World featuring Ma$e & Brandy)	—	Vocals got re-recorded by Kelly Price
"It Never Happened" (Mike City featuring Brandy)	Michael Flowers	Produced by Mike City Recorded for City's unreleased Mikey Day Sing-a-Long, Volume I album Leaked in 2007
"Party" (Shorty Mack featuring Brandy & Ray J)	—	Leaked in 2007
"U Can Never Be" (Fats featuring Brandy)	Norman Gregg Rodney Jerkins	Produced by Rodney Jerkins Recorded for Fat's unreleased In da Kitchen of R&B album Leaked in 2005
"Whenever You Like" (Timbaland featuring Bran'Nu)	Timothy Mosley Brandy Norwood	Produced by Timbaland Shock Value II (2009) leftover record Released at Timbaland Thursdays on February 3, 2011

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External links

Official website

v t e Brandy Norwood
Awards and nominations Discography Filmography Songs Videography
Studio albums	Brandy Never Say Never Full Moon Afrodisiac Human Two Eleven B7 Christmas with Brandy
Compilation albums	The Best of Brandy
Concert tours	Never Say Never World Tour Human World Tour Slayana World Tour
Related topics	Brandy Norwood products Ray J (brother) Willie Norwood (father)
Category

v t e Brandy Norwood songs
Brandy	"Baby" "Best Friend" "Brokenhearted" "I Wanna Be Down"
Never Say Never	"Almost Doesn't Count" "Angel in Disguise" "(Everything I Do) I Do It for You" "Have You Ever?" "Never Say Never" "The Boy Is Mine" "Top of the World" "U Don't Know Me (Like U Used To)"
Full Moon	"Another Day in Paradise" "Die Without You" "Full Moon" "He Is" "What About Us?"
Afrodisiac	"Afrodisiac" "Should I Go" "Talk About Our Love" "Turn It Up" "Who Is She 2 U"
Human	"Long Distance" "Right Here (Departed)" "True"
Two Eleven	"Put It Down" "Scared of Beautiful" "Wildest Dreams"
B7	"Baby Mama" "Borderline" "Love Again" "No Tomorrow, Pt. 2"
Collaborations	"It All Belongs to Me" "Magic" "Missing You" "Optimistic" "Talk to Me" "The Girl Is Mine" "Wake Up Everybody" "We Are the World 25 for Haiti" "The Boy Is Mine (Remix)"
Other songs	"Beggin & Pleadin" "Freedom Rings" "Sittin' Up in My Room"

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