fifth harmony song writers for album 7/27

The bright spots on 7/27 eclipse those found on Reflection, although as an album this one doesn’t lend itself to repeat listenings like the other one did.

Co-written by the most underrated singer/songwriter working her way up through the industry today, Tinsahe, it’s somehow even more sax-heavy than the group’s breakthrough hit “Worth It” and features a more explosive chorus than anything else on the radio right now. It’s a MONSTER of a song, one that should most definitely be given the single treatment at some point. The Missy Elliot collaboration “Not That Kinda Girl” also screams single, but both pale in comparison to the album’s opener “That’s My Girl,” a song that can best be described as “Problem” by Ariana Grande on steroids. The next single, “All In My Head” featuring Fetty Wap is every bit as catchy, if not more so. “Work From Home” was probably the smartest choice for a lead single it’s simple and memorable, but just a warm up of was to follow. Even songs like “I Lied” and “Gonna Get Better” are made into more memorable moments on the album because of the personality evoked. It’s the perfect medium for each of the members to shine through with their dynamic vocals the Destiny’s Child comparisons are almost inescapable, mostly because it’s hard to remember a time when a girl group was working at this caliber while managing to hit their marks. Where their debut album Reflection saw the girls jumping around several genres, 7/27 is rooted purely in an R&B/pop sound. The girl group is certainly on the rise, and their latest album 7/27 is their foray into becoming superstars. Maybe you’ve even heard their brassy “BOSS” or the electro-pop “Sledgehammer” playing in a store at one point. Even if you can’t name each member, you’ve chanted their undeniably catchy hit single “Worth It” at a party last summer, and for the past couple of months you’ve definitely been blasting “Work From Home” in your car on repeat. By now you’ve definitely heard of Fifth Harmony.

Fifth harmony song writers for album 7/27