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Spears performing in Europe on the Femme Fatale Tour, 2011

Britney Spears is an American recording artist and entertainer. She has written and recorded material that has never been officially released. Songs included in this list are registered tracks not commercially or promotionally released, recordings that gained attention from the media or were confirmed by Spears herself. Many of the pop singer's 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] Many officially unreleased Spears songs had been scheduled for release on records by the singer, including her studio albums Britney (2001), In the Zone (2003), Blackout (2007) and Circus (2008). For unknown reasons, the tracks were ultimately rejected and remain unreleased.

The pop singer's unreleased material includes songs recorded by Spears and demo versions, some co-written by artists such as Justin Timberlake and Lady Gaga. In 1997, Spears recorded "Today", originally meant for Toni Braxton. Snippets of "Rebellion" and "For My Sister" were released on Spears' official website in 2006. She has also co-written and recorded songs that were later given to other artists, such as sister Jamie Lynn Spears, American band Selena Gomez & the Scene and Korean singer BoA. Several of Spears' songs have been leaked onto the Internet without gaining an official release. Some leaks throughout 2010 gained significant attention, including "When I Say So," "Am I a Sinner," "Mad Love," and "Telephone", which had previously been released by Gaga. A collection of songs that leaked on October 6, 2011 received the name of "Britmas".[4]

Key

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†
 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 the singer or leaked songs cited by her producers
‡*
 Denotes songs registered with ASCAP and cited by her producers

Songs

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Song Writer(s) Notes
"911" Kara DioGuardi
J. R. Rotem
  • Known alternatively as "Nine One One"[5]
  • Published by Bug Music and Southside Independent Music Publishing[5]
  • Leaked on October 6, 2011[6]
"Abroad"† Marcella Araica
Danja
Ezekiel Lewis
Balewa Muhammad
Candice Nelson
Patrick M. Smith
  • Failed to be included on Circus (2008)[6]
  • Published by Christopher Matthew Music and Hitco Music[7]
  • Leaked on October 6, 2011[6]
"All That She Wants" Jonas Berggren
Ulf Ekberg
  • Leaked on January 24, 2008[8]
"Am I a Sinner" Unknown
  • Leaked on July 29, 2010[9]
"Baby Can't You See"* Unknown
  • Failed to be included on Britney (2001)[10]
  • First ballad ever produced by The Neptunes.[10]
"Bring Me Home"* Unknown
"Burning Up" Madonna
"Can Caper"‡ Samuel Paul Godin
  • Had been scheduled as the theme for a Pepsi commercial starring Spears[13]
  • Published by Audile Productions[14]
"Dangerous" Unknown
  • Leaked on October 6, 2011[6]
"Downtown"† Kara DioGuardi
J. R. Rotem
  • Published by Bug Music and Southside Independent Music Publishing LLC[15]
"Dramatic" Unknown
"Every Day"†‡ Xandy Barry
Wally Gagel
Britney Spears
  • Known alternatively as "Everyday"[18]
  • Leaked on October 6, 2011[18]
  • Published by Britney Spears Music, Laurel Street Music Inc, Production Club Music and Universal Music Corporation[19][20]
"Fed-Ex"‡ Shakur Green
  • Registered on ASCAP with unknown publishers.[21]
"Follow Me"† Henrik Jonback
Britney Spears
Bloodshy & Avant
"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[24]
  • Registered in 2010 with the United States Copyright Office[25]
"For My Sister" Unknown
  • A snippet was posted on Spears' official website on April 7, 2006.[26]
  • Failed to be included on Blackout (2007)[26]
"Free" Britney Spears
Cathy Dennis
Guy Chambers
"Graffiti My Soul" Brian Higgins
Miranda Cooper
Lisa Cowling
Tim Powell
Peplab
"Grow"‡* Steve Anderson
Lisa Greene
Britney Spears
  • Described as an "electro-ballad" by Steve Anderson[30]
  • Failed to be included on Blackout (2007)[30]
  • Published by Universal Polygram International Publishing Inc[31]
"Guilty"† Joseph Belmatti
Cutfather
Balewa Muhammad
Britney Spears
  • Published by Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp[32]
"Hollow" Christian Karlsson
Cathy Dennis
Britney Spears
"Hooked On"†‡ Pharrell Williams
  • Known alternatively as "Sugarfall"[34]
  • Published by EMI Blackwood Music Inc and Songs for Beans[35][36]
  • Leaked on October 17, 2007[34]
"I Have Nothing" David Foster
Linda Thompson
"It's Britney Spears Baby"† Wade Robson
  • Published by Wajero Sound[39]
"Just Let Me Go" Evan Bogart
J.R. Rotem
"Kiss Me All Over" Sean Garret
Brian Kidd
  • Known alternatively as "Kiss You All Over"[34]
  • Published by Dollanaire Publishing, Hitco Music and Team S Dot Publishing[40]
  • Failed to be included on Blackout (2007)[34]
  • Leaked on October 17, 2007[34]
"Like I'm Fallin'"‡ Michelle Bell
Britney Spears
  • Published by Elleganza Music Publishing and Universal Music Corporation[41]
"Look Who's Talking Now"† Michelle Bell
Britney Spears
Bloodshy & Avant
  • Failed to be included on In the Zone (2003)[42]
  • Recorded as "Look Who's Talking" on BoA's English debut album BoA (2009)[43]
  • Demo version by Spears leaked on January 9, 2012[42][25][44]
  • Published by Britney Spears Music and Universal Music Z Songs[44]
  • Registered in 2010 with the United States Copyright Office[25]
"Love" Unknown
  • Failed to be included on Blackout (2007)[6]
  • 8-second clip leaked on October 6, 2011[6]
"Love 2 Love U" Madonna
Patrick Leonard
Bruce Gaitsch
"Luv the Hurt Away" Unknown
"Mad Love" ZZZUnknown
"Money Love and Happiness"†‡ Michelle Bell
Britney Spears
RedOne
Nanna Kristiansson
  • Published by Elleganza Music Publishing, EMI Blackwood Music Inc and Universal Music Corporation[47][48]
  • Leaked on April 5, 2012[49]
"My Big Secret"† Chad Hugo
Pharrell Williams
  • Published by EMI Blackwood Music Inc and Songs for Beans[50]
"Ouch"‡ Michelle Bell
Britney Spears
Nanna Kristiansson
  • Published by Elleganza Music Publishing and Universal Music Corporation[51]
  • Leaked on April 11, 2012[52]
"Pulse"‡ Joseph Belmatti
Cutfather
Remee
Lorne Tennant
"Pull Out" Sean Garret
La Marquis Jefferson
Craig D. Love
Jonathan Smith
  • Known alternatively as "Pull It"[34]
  • Published by C Amore Music, Hitco Music, Lil Jizzel Music Publishing, Songs of Universal Inc and Team S Dot Publishing[55]
  • Failed to be included on Blackout (2007)[34]
  • Leaked on October 17, 2007[34]
"Pleasure You" Unknown
  • Leaked on July 5, 2012[56]
"Rebellion" Unknown
  • A snippet was posted on Spears' official website in October 2006.[57]
  • Failed to be included on Blackout (2007)[57]
"Rockstar"‡ Penelope Magnet
Thabiso Nikhereanye
Britney Spears
Christopher Stewart
  • Published by 7 Syllables Music, Marchninenth Music, Songs of Peer LTD and Tabulous Music[58]
  • Leaked on October 6, 2011[6]
"Sacred" Britney Spears
Cathy Dennis
Guy Chambers
"She'll Never Be Me"‡ Alex Greggs
Brad Daymond
Britney Spears
Justin Timberlake
  • Published by Tennman Tunes[60]
"Secret" Unknown
"Sippin' On"‡ Penelope Magnet
Thabiso Nikhereanye
Britney Spears
Christopher Stewart
  • Failed to be included on In The Zone (2003)[62]
  • A Remix featuring rapper AC was commissioned for Blackout (2007)[62]
  • Known alternatively as "What Ya Sippin On"[62]
  • Published by 7 Syllables Music, Marchninenth Music, Songs of Peer LTD and Tabulous Music[63]
"State of Grace"‡* Steve Anderson
Lisa Greene
Steve Lee
"Strangest Love"† Guy Chambers
Brian McFadden
"Take Off"‡ Michelle Bell
Britney Spears
Bloodshy & Avant
  • Published by Elleganza Music Publishing and Universal Music Corporation[69]
"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[70]
"Telephone"* Lady Gaga
Rodney Jerkins
"This Kiss"† Nicole Morier
Darren Lewis
Iyiola Babtunde
  • Failed to be included on Circus (2008)[73]
  • Published by Songs of Kobalt Music Publishing[74]
  • Leaked on April 29, 2012[75]
"Today" Darren Wittington
"To Love Let Go"† Tom Craskey
Britney Spears
Devo Springsteen
  • Known alternatively as "Let Go"[79]
  • Published by Britney Spears Music, Craskey Music, Grown Your Own Music and Universal Music Z Songs[80]
  • Registered in 2008 with the United States Copyright Office[79]
"Untitled Lullabye"† William Anderson
Britney Spears
  • Known alternatively as "Untitled/Lullabye"[79]
  • Published by Britney Spears Music, Delightful Music LTD, Universal Music Z Songs and Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp[81]
  • Registered in 2008 with the United States Copyright Office[79]
"Welcome to Me"† Wade Robson
Britney Spears
Carole Bayer Sager
  • Published by Carol Bayer Sager Music and Wajero Sound[82]
"When I Say So"† Brian Kierulf
Joshua M. Schwartz
Britney Spears
BT
  • Failed to be included on Britney (2001)[83]
  • Known alternatively as "Till I Say So"[83]
  • Leaked on July 29, 2010[9][84]
  • Published by Britney Spears Music, Chrysalis One Songs LLC, Emotech Music, Kierulf Songs, Mugsy Boy Publishing and Universal Music Z Songs[85]
  • Registered in 2004 with the United States Copyright Office[86]
"Whiplash"†‡ Greg Kurstin
Nicole Morier
Britney Spears
"Wonderland"† Jimmy Harry
Balewa Muhammad
Reza Safinia
Sheppard Solomon
Britney Spears
  • Published by Irving Music[90]

Notes

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