List of unreleased songs recorded by Britney Spears

Not to be confused with List of songs recorded by Britney Spears.

The following songs recorded by American singer Britney Spears were not released commercially. Some songs have been given to other recording artists for recording. The list encompasses studio-quality recording by Spears that were not commercially or promotionally released by a reputable label, documented demo versions of songs not released in any form, early demo versions of released songs where there is a substantial difference to the released versions (such as completely different melody), and officially commissioned Spears-related professional remix not chosen for release.

Spears performing at The Circus Starring Britney Spears tour (2009)

Spears has written and recorded material that has never been officially released. Several unreleased songs had been planned for inclusion on her studio albums ...Baby One More Time (1999), Britney (2001), In the Zone (2003), Blackout (2007), Circus (2008), Femme Fatale (2011), and Glory (2016), but were ultimately rejected. There are many registered tracks included under the unreleased section that have not been commercially released, but have gained media attention or were confirmed by Spears herself. Many of her unreleased songs have been registered (usually by her company Britney Spears Music) with professional bodies such as the United States Copyright Office, Broadcast Music Incorporated (BMI), and American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP).^[1][2][3]

Spears's unreleased material includes songs recorded by her and demo versions, some co-written by artists such as Justin Timberlake and Lady Gaga. In 1997, she recorded "Today", originally meant for Toni Braxton. Snippets of "Rebellion" and "Little Me" were released on Spears's official website in 2006. She has also co-written and recorded songs that were later given to other artists, such as her sister Jamie Lynn Spears, Selena Gomez and BoA. A collection of songs that leaked on October 6, 2011 received the name of "Britmas".^[4]

Unreleased songs

Key

†	Denotes songs registered with Broadcast Music Incorporated (BMI)
‡	Denotes songs registered with American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP)
†‡	Denotes songs registered with BMI and ASCAP
*	Denotes songs cited by producers and/or Spears herself
‡*	Denotes songs registered with ASCAP and cited by producers and/or Spears herself

Song	Writer(s)	Date	Album	Notes
"911"†[5][6]	Kara DioGuardi J. R. Rotem	October 6, 2011	Blackout	Known alternatively as "Nine One One" Published by Bug Music and Southside Independent Music Publishing
"Abroad"[7]	Marcella Araica Danja Ezekiel Lewis Patrick M. Smith Balewa Muhammad Candice Nelson	October 6, 2011[7]	Circus	Published by Christopher Matthew Music and Hitco Music[8]
"All That She Wants"	Britney Spears Jonas Berggren Ulf Ekberg	2008	Blackout[9]	The chorus samples Swedish group Ace of Base's 1993 hit "All That She Wants"[9] Verses are taken from a poem called "Remembrance of Who I Am", written by Spears in 2006[10]
"Am I a Sinner?"	Britney Spears	—	Britney	[11]
"And Then We Kiss"	Britney Spears Mark Taylor Paul Barry	September 2011	In the Zone	A remix by Junkie XL was officially released on B in the Mix: The Remixes (2005) Recorded as "Ja Siis Ma Teen" by Estonian pop group Slam Original version leaked in September 2011
"Baby Can't You See"*	Pharrell Williams	—	Britney[12]	First ballad ever produced by The Neptunes.[12]
"Bring Me Home"*	BT	—	Britney[13]	Produced by BT
"Burning Up"	Madonna	March 24, 2014	—	Cover of Madonna's song Spears performed it on select dates of the Femme Fatale Tour (2011)[14]
"Can Caper"‡	Samuel Paul Godin	—	—	Had been scheduled as the theme for a Pepsi commercial starring Spears[15] Published by Audile Productions[16]
"Conscience"	Michelle Bell Britney Spears Bloodshy & Avant	January 22, 2015	In the Zone[17]
"Dangerous"	Greg Kurstin Nicole Morier	October 6, 2011[6]	Circus	The song was later given to the Japanese idol group Momoiro Clover Z; the song was translated into Japanese and rewritten under the new name "Rock the Boat" on the album Hakkin no Yoake.[citation needed]
"Diary Of"‡	Michelle Bell Bloodshy & Avant	—	—	Published by Elleganza Music Publishing and Universal Music Corporation[18]
"Downtown"†	Kara DioGuardi J. R. Rotem	—	—	Published by Bug Music and Southside Independent Music Publishing LLC[19]
"Dramatic"	Britney Spears	April 16, 2010[20]	Blackout[citation needed]	In March 2008, a duet version with Heidi Montag was sent to Ryan Seacrest, who premiered it on his show On Air with Ryan Seacrest. Both Jive Records and Montag's representatives denied having knowledge of the recording.[20] Produced by Damon Elliott
"Every Day"†‡	Xandy Barry Wally Gagel Britney Spears	October 6, 2011[21]	—	Known alternatively as "Everyday"[21] Published by Britney Spears Music, Laurel Street Music Inc, Production Club Music and Universal Music Corporation[22][23]
"Exaholic"†		February 2, 2021[24]	Glory	Registered by Broadcast Music Incorporated
"Father's Eyes"	Arnthor Birgisson Ina Wroldsen	—	—	Registered by Broadcast Music Incorporated Recorded and released by Ask Embla (a duo of Birgisson and Wroldsen) on their debut album Northern Light (2013)[25] and separately by pop group Steps for their seventh album What the Future Holds Pt. 2 (2021).
"Fed-Ex"‡	Shakur Green	—	—	Registered on ASCAP with unknown publishers.[26]
"Follow Me"†	Henrik Jonback Britney Spears Christian Lars Karlsson Pontus Johan Winnberg Bloodshy & Avant	—	—	Written for sister Jamie Lynn Spears as the theme song of television series Zoey 101[27] Version with Spears' vocals are registered at BMI[28] Published by Britney Spears Music and Universal Music Z Songs[28]
"Follow My Fingers"	Cathy Dennis Freescha Nicole Morier Britney Spears	—	—	Published by Britney Spears Music, Hawk Arm Music, Sizzlegodlessgod Music and Universal Music Z Songs[29] Registered in 2010 with the United States Copyright Office[30]
"Free"	Britney Spears Cathy Dennis Guy Chambers	—	—	Registered with Australasian Performing Right Association (APRA).[31]
"Giving It Up for Love"	Britney Spears Kara Dioguardi Scott Spencer Storch Robert Waller	—	—	Published by EMI Music Publishing.[32]
"Graffiti My Soul"	Brian Higgins Miranda Cooper Lisa Cowling Tim Powell Peplab	—	In the Zone[33][34]	Recorded by Girls Aloud for their second album What Will the Neighbours Say? (2004)[34]
"Grow"‡*	Steve Anderson Lisa Greene Britney Spears	—	Blackout[35]	Described as an "electro-ballad" by Steve Anderson[35] Published by Universal Polygram International Publishing Inc[36]
"Guilty"†	Joseph Belmatti Cutfather Balewa Muhammad Britney Spears	—	In the Zone	Known alternatively as "Guilty Kiss" Samples Prince's "Kiss" (1986)[37][unreliable source?] Published by Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corporation[38][39]
"Hey Ma"	Armando Christian Perez Jose Balvin Camila Cabello Jamie Sanderson	2017	—	Recorded for The Fate of the Furious soundtrack. Features vocals by Romeo Santos. Released on March 10, 2017 with Camila Cabello and J Balvin replacing Spears and Santos, respectively.[40]
"Higher You Take Me"†	Dean Hajas	—	Britney	Registered by Broadcast Music Incorporated[41]
"Hollow"	Christian Karlsson Cathy Dennis Britney Spears	—	—	Previously registered with EMI[42]
"Hooked On"†‡	Pharrell Williams	—	—	Published by EMI Blackwood Music Inc and Songs for Beans[43][44]
"I Feel So Free with You"	—	October 28, 2019	—	Recorded in 2018.[45] Features Pitbull and Marc Anthony
"I Have Nothing"*	David Foster Linda Thompson	May 11, 2018 (snippet)	—	Originally recorded by Whitney Houston, and included on the soundtrack album The Bodyguard (1992)[46] Recorded by Spears in 1997, and presented by manager Larry Rudolph to a number of record labels.[47] Spears got signed to Jive Records after singing the song in front of the label's executives.[47] A cassette tape of this song, alongside three more cassette tapes of demos of this era were put on auction on the site "Julien's Auctions"[48]
"I'm Aight"*	Nadir "RedOne" Khayat Angela Hunte Nanna Martorell[49]	—	In the Zone
"I've Been Loving You Too Long"	Otis Redding Jerry Butler	April 9, 2019	Blackout	Cover of Otis Redding song[50] Produced by Christopher "Notes" Olsen
"Instant Déjà Vu"*	Rick Nowels Gregg Alexander	—	—	[51]
"It's Britney Spears, Baby"†	Wade Robson	—	—	Published by Wajero Sound[52]
"Just Let Me Go"	Evan Bogart J.R. Rotem	December 2, 2011	—	Samples Madonna's "La Isla Bonita" (1987)[53] Registered with Australasian Performing Right Association (APRA).[31]
"King of My Castle"	Chris Brann	—	The Singles Collection	According to Spears' fan site, the song was recorded during sessions for The Singles Collection. British singer Shayne Ward was added to the song at a later date[54]
"Kiss You All Over"†	Sean Garrett Brian Kidd	October 17, 2007	Blackout[55]	Published by Dollanaire Publishing, Hitco Music and Team S Dot Publishing[56]
"Let Me Take You There"†	Full Force Britney Spears	July 9, 2018	—	It was included on a cassette tape labeled "Britney Spears Demos" from November 1997, submitted to various labels by Spears' manager Larry Rudolph. The handwritten list of songs includes "Soda Pop", "From the Bottom of My Broken Heart", "Thinking About You", "Wishing on a Falling Star", "Let Me Take You There", "You Got It All", "Love the Hurt Away", and "Nothing Less than Real". The cassette tape was put on auction on the website Julien's Auctions[57]
"Like I'm Fallin'"‡	Michelle Bell Britney Spears	—	—	Known alternatively as "Falling" Published by Elleganza Music Publishing and Universal Music Corporation[58]
"Little Me"	Britney Spears Guy Sigsworth	April 7, 2006 (snippet)[59]	Original Doll	Published by Britney Spears Music and Universal Music Z Songs
"Look Who's Talking Now"†	Michelle Bell Britney Spears Bloodshy & Avant	January 9, 2012[30][60][61]	In the Zone[60]	Recorded and released as "Look Who's Talking" on BoA's English debut album BoA (2009)[62] Published by Britney Spears Music and Universal Music Z Songs[61] Registered in 2010 with the United States Copyright Office[30]
"Love's Supposed 2 Be"*	Britney Spears Cathy Dennis Rob Fusari	—	In the Zone	Mentioned by Rob Fusari.[63][64]
"Luv the Hurt Away"	Curtis T. Bedeau Gerard R.Charles Brian P. George Lucien J. George Paul Anthony George	May 7, 2006	...Baby One More Time	Known alternatively as "Love the Hurt Away" Features R&B group Full Force[65] Posted on Full Force's official website[66] Published by Forceful Music and Universal Music Z Songs
"Mad Love"	Britney Spears	—	—	Samples Lafayette Afro Rock Band's "Darkest Light"[11]
"Money, Love and Happiness"†‡	Michelle Bell Britney Spears RedOne Nanna Kristiansson	April 5, 2012[67]	In the Zone	Published by Elleganza Music Publishing, EMI Blackwood Music Inc, and Universal Music Corporation[68][69]
"My Big Secret"†	Chad Hugo Pharrell Williams	January 1, 2012 (snippet)	In the Zone	Known alternatively as "Secret" Published by EMI Blackwood Music Inc and Songs for Beans[70]
"Never Lie"	Jeff Joseph Dandurand	—	—	Published by ASCAP[71]
"Nothing Less than Real"†	—	—	—[55]	It was included on a cassette tape labeled "Britney Spears Demos" from November 1997, submitted to various labels by Spears' manager Larry Rudolph. The handwritten list of songs includes "Soda Pop", "From the Bottom of My Broken Heart", "Thinking About You", "Wishing on a Falling Star", "Let Me Take You There", "You Got It All", "Love the Hurt Away", and "Nothing Less than Real". The cassette tape was put on auction on the site "Julien's Auctions"[57]
"Now and Then"†	Samuel Paul Godin	—	—	Registered by Broadcast Music Incorporated[72]
"Otis Redding Tribute"†	Christopher Olsen Notes	—	—	Registered by Broadcast Music Incorporated[73]
"Ouch"‡	Michelle Bell Britney Spears Nanna Kristiansson	April 11, 2012[74]	In the Zone	Published by Elleganza Music Publishing and Universal Music Corporation[75]
"Paradise"†‡	Xandy Barry Wally Gagel Britney Spears	—	—	Published by Laurel Street Music Inc and Production Club Music[76]
"Pleasure You"	Anthony Moran Warren Largosa Britney Spears	July 4, 2012[77]	—	Was stolen and leaked with vocals from former pop singer Don Philip on his SoundCloud account.[78][unreliable source?]
"Pull Out"†	Sean Garrett La Marquis Jefferson Craig D. Love Jonathan Smith	October 17, 2007[55]	Blackout[55]	Published by C Amore Music, Hitco Music, Lil Jizzel Music Publishing, Songs of Universal Inc, and Team S Dot Publishing[79] Known alternatively as "Pull It".[55]
"Pulse"‡	Joseph Belmatti Cutfather Remee Lorne Tennant	—	—	Recorded by Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark (OMD) for their eleventh studio album, History of Modern (2010)[80] Published by Chrysalis Music[81]
"Rebellion"	Jeff Joseph Dandurand Britney Spears	June 20, 2006 (snippet)	Blackout[82][83][84]	Produced by Christopher 'Notes' Olsen and Scott Storch.[citation needed]
"Red Hot Lipstick"	Doug Elkins Britney Spears	March 13, 2018[85]	—	Produced by Doug Elkins
"Rockstar"‡	Penelope Magnet Thabiso Nikhereanye Britney Spears Christopher Stewart	October 6, 2011[6]	—	Published by 7 Syllables Music, Marchninenth Music, Songs of Peer LTD, and Tabulous Music[86]
"Sacred"[87]	Britney Spears Cathy Dennis Guy Chambers	—	In the Zone
"She'll Never Be Me"‡	Alex Greggs Brad Daymond Britney Spears Justin Timberlake	Around 2001	—	Published by Tennman Tunes[88]
"Sippin' On"‡	Penelope Magnet Thabiso Nikhereanye Britney Spears Christopher 'Tricky' Stewart	September 2007	In the Zone[89]	Also intended for Blackout (2007) with a commissioned remix featuring rapper AC[89] Known alternatively as "What Ya Sippin On"[89] Published by 7 Syllables Music, Marchninenth Music, Songs of Peer LTD, and Tabulous Music[90]
"State of Grace"‡*	Steve Anderson Lisa Greene Steve Lee	August 17, 2007	Blackout[91]	Recorded as "Entre Nous Et Le Sol" by Christophe Willem for his second album, Caféine (2009)[91] Published by W B Music Group[92]
"Stay"*	Britney Spears Sheppard Solomon Jimmy Harry	—	In the Zone[93]	According to the song's producer Jimmy Harry, it resembles "Ray of Light" by Madonna.[93]
"Strangest Love"†	Guy Chambers Brian McFadden	December 25, 2011[94]	In the Zone	Registered with Broadcast Music Incorporated[95][96]
"Strip"*	Britney Spears Sheppard Solomon Jimmy Harry	—	In the Zone[93]	Recorded in 2002.[93] Removed from the final track listing as the song title was similar to the name of Christina Aguilera's album Stripped (2002).[93] Said to be Spears and her manager Larry Rudolph's favorite song at the time.[93]
"Square One"†	Tawanna Dabney Lukasz Gottwald Ronnie Jackson Benjamin Levin	—	—	Registered by Broadcast Music Incorporated[97]
"Take Off"‡	Michelle Bell Britney Spears Bloodshy & Avant	May 21, 2017[98]	—	Published by Elleganza Music Publishing and Universal Music Corporation[99]
"Take the Bait"†	Marcella Araica Nate "Danja" Hills Ezekiel Lewis Balewa Muhammad Candice Nelson Patrick M. Smith	—	—	Published by Christopher Matthew Music and Hitco Music[100]
"Telephone"‡*	Lady Gaga Rodney Jerkins	—	Circus	Gaga eventually recorded the song, replacing Spears with Beyoncé, and released it on her studio album The Fame Monster (2009)
"This Kiss"	Britney Spears Nicole Morier	April 29, 2012	Circus	[101]
"Tilt Ya Head Back"	Nelly Dorian Moore Tegemold Newton Curtis Mayfield	June 24, 2021	Sweat	Nelly recorded the song featuring Britney Spears, but it failed to be included on his studio album Sweat (2004)[102] Eventually, Nelly recorded the song, replacing Spears with Christina Aguilera, and released it on Sweat (2004)
"To Love Let Go"†	Tom Craskey Britney Spears Devo Springsteen	—	—	Known alternatively as "Let Go"[103] Published by Britney Spears Music, Craskey Music, Grown Your Own Music, and Universal Music Z Songs[104] Registered in 2008 with the United States Copyright Office[103]
"Today"	Darren Wittington	—	—	Originally recorded by Toni Braxton, but failed to make her second album Secrets (1996)[105][106] Recorded by Spears in 1997, and presented by manager Larry Rudolph to a number of record labels[107]
"Unbroken"†	Lindy Robbins Fraser T. Smith	February 16, 2014	Femme Fatale	Published by BMI[108]
Untitled DFA demo	Britney Spears DFA	2006	—	[109][110]
"Untitled Lullabye"†	William Anderson Britney Spears	August 23, 2007	Blackout	Known alternatively as "Untitled/Lullaby"[103] Published by Britney Spears Music, Delightful Music LTD, Universal Music Z Songs, and Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp[111] Registered in 2008 with the United States Copyright Office[103]
"Untouchable"†	Ameen LaShawn Daniels Freddie Jerkins Rodney "Darkchild" Jerkins Kenneth Pratt Britney Spears	—	—	Published by ASCAP[112]
"Welcome to Me"†	Wade Robson Britney Spears Carole Bayer Sager	May 11, 2014	—	Published by Carol Bayer Sager Music and Wajero Sound[113]
"When I Say So"	Brian Kierulf Britney Spears Joshua M. Schwartz BT	—	—	Known alternatively as "Till I Say So" Published by Britney Spears Music, Chrysalis One Songs LLC, Emotech Music, Kierulf Songs, Mugsy Boy Publishing, and Universal Music Z Songs.[114][11] Registered in 2004 with the United States Copyright Office
"Where They From"†	Melissa Elliott Pharrell Williams	—	—	Registered by Broadcast Music Incorporated[115]
"Whiplash"†‡	Greg Kurstin Nicole Morier Britney Spears	—	Circus[116]	Recorded by Selena Gomez & the Scene for their third album, When the Sun Goes Down (2011)[116] Published by Britney Spears Music, EMI April Music Inc, Kurstin Music, and Universal Music Z Songs[117][118]
"Who Can She Trust?"	Britney Spears	—	Blackout[119]	Described by J.R. as an introspective composition written solely by Spears. She sings, "Where am I?/Where will I find my face?/Where will I find my faith?" over a snap music hip-hop beat, accompanied by the sound of a camera shutter clicking.[119]
"Wishing on a Falling Star"†	—	—	...Baby One More Time[55]	It was included on a cassette tape labeled "Britney Spears Demos" from November 1997, submitted to various labels by Spears' manager Larry Rudolph. The handwritten list of songs includes "Soda Pop", "From the Bottom of My Broken Heart", "Thinking About You", "Wishing on a Falling Star", "Let Me Take You There", "You Got It All", "Love the Hurt Away", and "Nothing Less than Real". The cassette tape was put on auction on the site "Julien's Auctions"[57]
"Wonderland"†	Jimmy Harry Balewa Muhammad Reza Safinia Sheppard Solomon Britney Spears	—	In the Zone	According to songwriter Jimmy Harry, it has an electronic sound.[93] Published by Irving Music[120]
"Work It"†	Clement Bozewski Melissa Elliott Deborah Harry Darryl Matthews Mc Daniels Joseph Ward Simmons Paul Simmons Cristopher Stein	—	—	Registered by Broadcast Music Incorporated[121]
"You Were My Home"†	Britney Spears	—	—	Performed by Britney on her Dream Within A Dream Tour Possibly intended for Spears' fourth album In The Zone It's unknown if a studio version was recorded.
"Weakness"†	Britney Spears Kara DioGuardi Brian Kierulf Josh Schwartz	—	—	Performed by Britney on her Dream Within A Dream Tour Possibly intended for Spears' fourth album In The Zone It's unknown if a studio version was recorded.
"Mystic Man"†	Britney Spears Kara DioGuardi Brian Kierulf Josh Schwartz	—	In the Zone	Performed by Britney on her Dream Within A Dream Tour It's unknown if a studio version was recorded Possibly written about Justin Timberlake

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