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Nicole Scherzinger at The X Factor auditions in New Jersey on June 9, 2012

American singer Nicole Scherzinger has recorded songs for two studio albums and other projects, including collaborations with other artists. She came to prominence in the early 2000s as a member of the girl-group Eden's Crush. Under her Hawaiian name, Nicole Kea, she began distributing demo CDs to different labels in hopes of a solo deal. In 2003 Scherzinger auditioned for and was cast as the lead singer of The Pussycat Dolls, a burlesque troupe turned recording music group.[1]

While recording the group's debut album, PCD (2005), Scherzinger began working on her own solo album titled Her Name Is Nicole, which was due to be released in 2007.[1] Over the course of two years, Scherzinger recorded around 100 songs while working with songwriter-producers Akon, Sean Garrett, Gary Lightbody, Ne-Yo, Polow da Don, T.I., Timbaland and will.i.am.[1] In September 2007 Scherzinger released her debut single, "Baby Love" featuring will.i.am, achieving moderate success.[1] The lack of success of the other three singles: "Whatever U Like", "Supervillain" and "'Puakenikeni", led Scherzinger to cancel her Then Debut Album Titled "Her Name Is Nicole", and focus on the Pussycat Dolls' second studio album.[2] Doll Domination (2008) included songs like "Happily Never After", "I Hate This Part", "When I Grow Up" and "Who's Gonna Love You" which were originally recorded by Scherzinger for her solo effort.[2] In 2009 Scherzinger was asked to re-write and record a pop music version of "Jai Ho", a song from the film Slumdog Millionaire.[3] The new English language version of the song was called "Jai Ho! (You Are My Destiny)", and Scherzinger was credited as a featured artist causing internal strife within and the eventual split of the group.[3]

Following the disbandment of the Pussycat Dolls, Scherzinger once again began working on her debut studio album in 2010. Moroccan producer RedOne, famed for his work with Lady Gaga, worked extensively with Scherzinger, producing and writing half of the album's songs. The album was named Killer Love, after a song of the same name produced by RedOne.[4] Scherzinger would later confirm that it was her decision to not put out the previous incarnation of her debut album, Her Name Is Nicole.[5] Killer Love was released on March 11, 2011, featuring just one of the songs from the Her Name is Nicole recording sessions, Scherizinger's collaboration with Sting, "Power's Out".[6][7] Scherzinger and RedOne wrote the lead single "Poison", "Killer Love", "Desperate" and "Everybody" while "AmenJena" was co-written with Trina Harmon. Other contributions come from the likes of Jim Jonsin, StarGate, Terius "The-Dream" Nash, Christopher "Tricky" Stewart and Boi-1da. The second single, "Don't Hold Your Breath", was written by Josh Alexander, Billy Steinberg and Toby Gad;[6] it reached number one on the UK Singles Chart and became Scherzinger's highest-charting single in the country,[8] while its third single "Right There" became the singer's highest-charting single on the Billboard Hot 100.[9]

In March 2013, Scherzinger released a new will.i.am-produced single "Boomerang", which was expected to be the lead single from her then untitled second album.[10][11] New recording sessions resumed with previous collaborators Tricky Stewart and The-Dream in the summer of 2013[12] and by 2014, Scherzinger had left her long time record label Interscope for a new multi-record deal with RCA Records and Sony Music.[13] Second album Big Fat Lie was released in October 2014 and features the singles "Your Love", "Run", "On the Rocks" and "Bang".[14] The album was written and produced almost entirely by Tricky Stewart and The-Dream, with Scherzinger co-writing the title track, and Justin Tranter and Julia Michaels contributing to "Run". During her career, Scherzinger has also covered songs from various musicals, including "And I Am Telling You" (from Dreamgirls) with Sam Bailey, for Bailey's debut album The Power of Love, "Memory" (from Cats) and "Don't Cry for Me Argentina" (from Evita) amongst others.

List of songs

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Scherzinger recorded almost all of her second album Big Fat Lie with Terius "The-Dream" Nash.
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Scherzinger also worked with Christopher "Tricky" Stewart on second album Big Fat Lie.
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will.i.am featured on and produced Scherzinger's single "Baby Love" as well as collaborating on songs for his 2013 album #willpower.
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Producer RedOne co-wrote and produced half of Scherzinger's debut album Killer Love, including the set's title track.
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One of Scherzinger's first solo appearances was on Diddy's 2006 single "Come to Me".
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English impresario and theatre writer Andrew Lloyd Webber's work has been recorded by Scherzinger several times including "Memory" and "The Phantom of the Opera".
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Italian singer-songwriter Eros Ramazzotti collaborated with Scherzinger on his song "Fino all'estasi" and its Spanglish version "Hasta el Éxtasis".
A man wearing a khaki t-shirt and blue jeans is on stage with a microphone in his hand
The Rudi Wells remix of Scherzinger and Enrique Iglesias's single "Heartbeat" appears on her debut album Killer Love.
A man with a ponytail and black suit, looking to the right with a violin resting on his shoulder
German crossover violinist David Garrett has twice featured Scherzinger on his songs.
An Indian man looks at the camera
Bollywood composer A.R. Rahman's Grammy Award winning composition "Jai Ho!" was recorded by Scherzinger and the Pussycat Dolls as the single "Jai Ho! (You Are My Destiny)".
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Songwriter and producer Toby Gad helped to co-write "Don't Hold Your Breath", Scherzinger first solo number one single in the UK.
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Latin artist Luis Fonsi and Scherzinger collaborated on "She's Bingo" in 2021.
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† Indicates single release
# Indicates promotional single release
Name of songs, artist, writers, album, and year released.
Song Artist(s) Writer(s) Album Year Ref.
"AmenJena" Nicole Scherzinger Nicole Scherzinger
Trina Harmon 		Killer Love 2011 [6]
"And I Am Telling You" Sam Bailey & Nicole Scherzinger Tom Eyen
Henry Krieger 		The Power of Love 2014 [15]
"Baby Can't Drive" Slash featuring Alice Cooper & Nicole Scherzinger Saul Hudson
Alice Cooper
Nicole Scherzinger 		Slash 2010 [16]
"Baby Love" † Nicole Scherzinger featuring will.i.am Nicole Scherzinger
William Adams
Kara DioGuardi
Keith Harris 		Doll Domination (International deluxe edition) [note 1] 2007 [17]
"Bang" † Nicole Scherzinger Terius Nash
Christopher Stewart 		Big Fat Lie 2014 [14]
"Big Fat Lie" Nicole Scherzinger Nicole Scherzinger
Terius Nash
Christopher Stewart 		Big Fat Lie 2014 [14]
"Boomerang" † Nicole Scherzinger Danny Mercer
Morgan Jackson
Anthony Preston
Sandy Wilhelm
Azengo 		— 2013 [18]
"Breakfast in Bed" Nicole Scherzinger Eddie Hinton
Donnie Fritts 		50 First Dates 2004 [19]
"Casualty" Nicole Scherzinger Matthew Samuels
Andrea England
Liz Rodrigues
Bret Ryan
Zalezy Epstein 		Killer Love 2011 [6]
"Club Banger Nation" Nicole Scherzinger RedOne
Bilal "The Chef"
Kinnda "Kee" Hamid 		Killer Love 2011 [6]
"Cold World" Nicole Scherzinger Justin Tranter
Christopher Stewart 		Big Fat Lie 2014 [14]
"Coconut Tree" † Mohombi featuring Nicole Scherzinger Mohombi
RedOne
Bilal "The Chef"
AJ Junior
BeatGeek 		MoveMeant 2011 [20]
"Come to Me" † Diddy featuring Nicole Scherzinger Sean Combs
Mike Winans
Jacoby White
Shay Winans
Nicole Scherzinger
Shannon "Slam" Lawrence
Roger Greene Jr.
Richard Frierson
Yakubu Izuagbe 		Press Play 2006 [21]
"Desperate" Nicole Scherzinger Nicole Scherzinger
RedOne
Kinnda "Kee" Hamid 		Killer Love 2011 [6]
"Don't Ask Her That" Shaggy featuring Nicole Scherzinger Orville Richard Burrell
Ricardo George Ducent
Scott Storch 		Clothes Drop 2005
"Don't Hold Your Breath" † Nicole Scherzinger Josh Alexander
Billy Steinberg
Toby Gad 		Killer Love 2011 [6]
"Do You Love Me" Colt Prattes, Nicole Scherzinger, and J. Quinton Johnson Berry Gordy Dirty Dancing: Original Television Soundtrack 2017 [22]
"The Drop" † with Dimitri Vegas and David Guetta; featuring Azteck Clementine Douglas
David Guetta
Dimitri Thivaious
Ki Fitzgerald
Paul John Harris
Toby Scott 		— 2022 [23]
"Electric Blue" Nicole Scherzinger featuring T.I. Terius Nash
Christopher Stewart
Clifford Harris, Jr. 		Big Fat Lie 2014 [14]
"Everybody" Nicole Scherzinger Nicole Scherzinger
RedOne
Adil Khayat
AJ Junior
Bilal "The Chef"
Jimmy Joker
Beatgeek
Trina Harmon 		Killer Love 2011 [6]
"Far Away from Home" will.i.am featuring Nicole Scherzinger William Adams
Lukasz Gottwald
Henry Walter 		#willpower 2013 [24]
"Fino all'estasi" † Eros Ramazzotti featuring Nicole Scherzinger Eros Ramazzotti
Luca Chiaravalli
Anthony Preston
Carlo Rizoli
Saverio Grandi 		Noi 2012 [25]
"Fire" 50 Cent featuring Young Buck & Nicole Scherzinger Curtis Jackson
Andre Young
Dawaun Parker
Sylvester Jordan
Nikki Grier 		Curtis 2007 [26]
"First Time" Nicole Scherzinger Terius Nash
Christopher Stewart 		Big Fat Lie 2014 [14]
"Girl with a Diamond Heart" Nicole Scherzinger Terius Nash
Christopher Stewart 		Big Fat Lie 2014 [14]
"God of War" Nicole Scherzinger Terius Nash
Christopher Stewart 		Big Fat Lie 2014 [14]
"The Greatest Love of All" Jahméne Douglas featuring Nicole Scherzinger Michael Masser
Linda Creed 		Love Never Fails 2013 [27]
"Hasta el Éxtasis" †[note 2] Eros Ramazzotti featuring Nicole Scherzinger Eros Ramazzotti
Anthony Preston
Carlo Rizoli
Saverio Grandi
Mila Ortiz Martin 		Somos 2012 [28]
"Heartbeat" †[note 3] Enrique Iglesias featuring Nicole Scherzinger Enrique Iglesias
Mark Taylor
Jamie Scott 		Euphoria 2010 [29]
"Heartbreaker" Nicole Scherzinger Terius Nash
Christopher Stewart 		Big Fat Lie 2014 [14]
"Hotel Room Service" (remix) † Pitbull featuring Nicole Scherzinger Armando C. Perez
James Scheffer
Nile Rodgers
Bernard Edwards
Luther Campbell
David Hobbs
Mark Ross
Christopher Wongwon
Hugh Brankin
Ross Campbell
John Reid
Graham Wilson 		Pitbull Starring in Rebelution 2009 [30]
"Hush Hush; Hush Hush" † The Pussycat Dolls featuring Nicole Scherzinger [note 4] Andreas Romdhane
Josef Larossi
Ina Wroldsen
Nicole Scherzinger
Freddie Perren
Dino Fekaris 		Doll Domination (re-release),
Doll Domination 2.0 and
Doll Domination: The Mini Collection 		2009 [31]
"Io Ti Penso Amore" David Garrett featuring Nicole Scherzinger Niccolò Paganini
Bernard Rose 		Garrett vs. Paganini 2014 [32]
"I Try Is Cool and All, But (Skit)" Macy Gray featuring Nicole Scherzinger Macy Gray
Nicole Scherzinger
Hal Wilner 		Covered 2012 [33]
"Jai Ho! (You Are My Destiny)" † A. R. Rahman & The Pussycat Dolls
featuring Nicole Scherzinger 		Nicole Scherzinger
Ester Dean
Ron Fair
Evan Bogart
Erika Nuri
David Quiñones
Nailah Thorbourne
Nyanda Thorbourne
Candace Thorbourne 		Doll Domination (re-release),
Doll Domination 2.0 and
Doll Domination: The Mini Collection 		2009 [34]
"Just a Girl" Nicole Scherzinger Terius Nash
Christopher Stewart 		Big Fat Lie 2014 [14]
"Killer Love" Nicole Scherzinger Nicole Scherzinger
RedOne
AJ Junior
Bilal "The Chef"
Beatgeek
Jimmy Joker 		Killer Love 2011 [6]
"Lie About Us" † Avant featuring Nicole Scherzinger Beau Dozier
Bruce Boniface 		Director 2006 [35]
"Little Boy" Nicole Scherzinger Terius Nash
Christopher Stewart 		Big Fat Lie 2014 [14]
"Love Song to the Earth" † Paul McCartney, Jon Bon Jovi, Sheryl Crow, Fergie, Colbie Caillat, Natasha Bedingfield, Leona Lewis, Sean Paul, Johnny Rzeznik, Krewella, Angélique Kidjo, Kelsea Ballerini, Nicole Scherzinger, Christina Grimmie, Victoria Justice & Q'orianka Kilcher Toby Gad
John Shanks
Natasha Bedingfield
Sean Paul 		— 2015 [36]
"Memory" (from Cats) Il Divo featuring Nicole Scherzinger Andrew Lloyd Webber
Roberto Ferri 		A Musical Affair 2013 [37]
"Memory" (from Cats) Nicole Scherzinger Andrew Lloyd Webber
Trevor Nunn 		Unmasked: The Platinum Collection 2018 [38]
"Missing You" † Alex Gaudino featuring Nicole Scherzinger Nicole Scherzinger
Alfonso Fortunato Gaudino
Giuseppe D'Albenzio
Autumn Rowe 		— 2013 [39]
"Mona Lisa Smile" will.i.am [note 5] William Adams
George Pajon, Jr.
Antônio Maria
Luis Bonfa 		— 2016 [40]
"Nandito Ako" Regine Velasquez & Nicole Schzerzinger Aaron Paul del Rosario Giliw: A Troy Laureta OPM Collective, Vol. 2 2021 [41]
"No Llores por Mi Argentina" (from Evita) Andrea Bocelli & Nicole Schzerzinger Andrew Lloyd Webber
Tim Rice 		Cinema 2015 [42]
"No One Loves Me" Black Eyed Peas & Nicole Scherzinger Damien LeRoy, William Adams
Arnel Pineda
Jaime Luis Gomez, James Brown 		Elevation 2022 [43]
"O Holy Night" Nicole Scherzinger Adolphe Adam A Very Special Christmas – Essential 2013 [44]
"On the Rocks" † Nicole Scherzinger Terius Nash
Christopher Stewart
Carlos McKinney 		Big Fat Lie 2014 [45]
"Pangako" Nicole Scherzinger Ogie Alcasid Kaibigan: A Troy Laureta OPM Collective, Vol. 1 2020 [46]
"Papi" Todrick Hall featuring Nicole Scherzinger Jean-Yves Ducornet
Todrick Hall
Carl McGrier
Kofi Ofori-Owusu 		Straight Outta Oz 2016 [47]
"Papi Lover" Daddy Yankee featuring Nicole Scherzinger Raymond Ayala
Nicole Scherzinger
Kara DioGuardi 		El Cartel: The Big Boss 2007 [48]
"Poison" † Nicole Scherzinger Nicole Scherzinger
RedOne
Bilal "The Chef"
Beatgeek
AJ Junior
Kinnda "Kee" Hamid 		Killer Love 2011 [6]
"Power's Out" Nicole Scherzinger featuring Sting Terius Nash
Christopher Stewart
Thaddis Harrell 		Killer Love 2011 [6]
"Puakenikeni" † Nicole Scherzinger Nicole Scherzinger
Aliaune Thiam
Giorgio Tuinfort
Nailah Thorbourne
Nyanda Thorbourne 		— 2007 [49]
"Right There" † Nicole Scherzinger James Scheffer
Ester Dean
Frank Romano
Daniel Morris 		Killer Love 2011 [6]
"Right There" † Nicole Scherzinger featuring 50 Cent James Scheffer
Ester Dean
Curtis Jackson
Frank Romano
Daniel Morris 		Killer Love (deluxe edition) 2011 [6]
"Rio" (Caress Brazilian Mix) # Nicole Scherzinger Simon Le Bon
John Taylor
Roger Taylor
Andy Taylor
Nick Rhodes 		— 2008 [50]
"Run" † Nicole Scherzinger Justin Tranter
Felix Snow
Julia Michaels 		Big Fat Lie 2014 [14]
"Say Yes" Nicole Scherzinger RedOne
Jimmy Joker
Jonas Saeed
Pontus Söderqvist
Nailah Thourbourne
Nyanda Thourbourne
Tasha Thourbourne
Candace Thourbourne 		Killer Love 2011 [6]
"Scream" † Timbaland featuring Keri Hilson & Nicole Scherzinger Tim Mosley
Keri Hilson
Nate Hills 		Shock Value 2007 [51]
"Serenity" David Garrett and Royal Philharmonic Orchestra featuring Franck van der Heijden featuring Nicole Scherzinge David Garrett
Franck van der Heijden
Eliot Kennedy 		Explosive (deluxe edition) 2015 [52]
"She's Bingo" # MC Blitzy featuring Luis Fonsi & Nicole Scherzinger Daniel Vangarde
Jean Kluger
Luis Fonsi
Roy Uadri
Tomer Biran 		— 2021 [53]
"Smile Mona Lisa" will.i.am[note 6] William Adams
George Pajon, Jr.
Antônio Maria
Luis Bonfa 		#willpower 2013 [24]
"Supa Hypnotic" Shaggy featuring Nicole Scherzinger Alex Cantrall
Carsten Schack
Kenneth Karlin
Lindy Robbins
Orville Richard Burrell 		Clothes Drop 2005 [54]
"Supervillain" † Nicole Scherzinger Timothy Thomas
Theron Thomas
Theodore Thomas 		— 2008 [55]
"(I've Had) The Time of My Life" The Cast of Dirty Dancing featuring Colt Prattes, Abigail Breslin,
J. Quinton Johnson, Nicole Scherzinger, Debra Messing, and Bruce Greenwood 		Dave "Curlee" Williams
James Faye "Roy" Hall 		Dirty Dancing: Original Television Soundtrack 2017 [22]
"Tomorrow Never Dies" Nicole Scherzinger Andrew Harr
Jermaine Jackson
Bonnie McKee
Kelly Sheehan
Alex Delicata 		Killer Love 2011 [6]
"Trust Me I Lie" Nicole Scherzinger Diane Warren Killer Love (deluxe edition) 2011 [6]
"Try with Me" † Nicole Scherzinger Carsten Schack
Sean Hurley
Olivia Nervo
Miriam Nervo 		Killer Love (deluxe edition) 2011 [6]
"Until U Love U" Nicole Scherzinger Diane Warren Doll Domination (deluxe edition) 2008 [34]
"Unison" Nicole Scherzinger Terius Nash
Christopher Stewart 		Big Fat Lie 2014 [14]
"We Are the World 25 for Haiti" † Artists for Haiti Michael Jackson
Lionel Richie 		— 2010 [56]
"Wet Nicole Scherzinger Mikkel S. Eriksen
Tor Erik Hermansen
Sandy Wilhelm
Ester Dean
Traci Hale 		Killer Love 2011 [6]
"Whatever U Like" † Nicole Scherzinger featuring T.I. Sean Garrett
Clifford Harris
Nicole Scherzinger
Jamal Jones 		— 2007 [17]
"Where You Are Christopher Jackson, Rachel House, Nicole Scherzinger, Auliʻi Cravalho & Louise Bush Lin-Manuel Miranda
Opetaia Foa'i
Mark Mancina 		Moana 2016 [57]
"Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On" Nicole Scherzinger and Abigail Breslin Dave "Curlee" Williams
James Faye "Roy" Hall 		Dirty Dancing: Original Television Soundtrack 2017 [22]
"Wings" Black Eyed Peas featuring Nicole Scherzinger William Adams
Arnel Pineda
Jaime Luis Gomez 		Masters of the Sun Vol. 1 2018 [58]
"You Are My Miracle" † Vittorio Grigolo and Nicole Scherzinger Romano Musumarra
Giorgio Flavio Pintus 		In the Hands of Love 2006 [59]
"You Will Be Loved" Nicole Scherzinger Timothy Thomas
Theron Thomas
Julian Swirsky 		Killer Love 2011 [6]
"Your Love" † Nicole Scherzinger Terius Nash
Christopher Stewart 		Big Fat Lie 2014 [60]

Unreleased songs

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American songwriter Kara DioGuardi collaborated several times with Scherzinger on songs that largely remain unreleased.
a man in a beige suit
Musician Akon co-wrote "Puakenikini" and "On My Side" for Scherzinger.
A black man in a gold chain and dark sunglasses stares at the camera
Rapper Snoop Dogg featured on the song "Peep Show", which was unreleased after the US release of Killer Love was cancelled.
List of unreleased songs showing notes about them
Song Notes Ref.
"Alienated"
  • Written by Keri Hilson, Timothy "Attitude" Clayton and Cory Bold
  • Recorded for Scherzinger's scrapped debut album Her Name is Nicole
  • When Her Name is Nicole was scrapped and Scherzinger returned to release new music with the Pussycat Dolls, Hilson reclaimed the song and released it on her own debut album In a Perfect World... (2009)

[61]

"Better Than This" [62]
"Break Yo Chest"
  • Written by Lashaunda Carr and Crystal Johnson
  • Registered with ASCAP
  • Later Released by the Star Cast (of Tv Show)
 [63]
"Don't Cry for Me Argentina" [64]
[65]
"Feels So Good"
  • Written by Scherzinger, Macy Gray, Justin Johnson, Josh Lopez, Jeremy Ruzumna and Philip White
  • Registered with ASCAP
 [66]
"Feels So Good"
  • Written by Jared Gosselin, other contributing writers unknown
  • Registered with ASCAP
 [67]
"Freedom"
  • Written by Scherzinger, Andrew Booker, Anya Jones and Katy Tizzard
 [68]
"Get Over Yourself"
  • Written by Matthew Gerrard, John Keller and Michele Vice
  • Registered with BMI Repertoire
  • Also recorded by Eden's Crush
 [69]
"Happily Never After" [70]
[7]
[34]
"Holding On"
  • Written by Scherzinger, Siona Murphy, Jada Ivy and Shahid Khan
 [71]
"How Do You Let Go of the One You Love" [72]
"I Blow"
  • Intended for Scherzinger's scrapped debut album Her Name is Nicole
 [7]
"I Hate This Part" [34]
"I Miss U"
  • Intended for Scherzinger's scrapped debut album Her Name is Nicole
 [7]
"Just Say Yes"
  • Written by Gary Lightbody and Garrett "Jacknife Lee
  • Produced by Gary Lightbody (of Irish alternative rockband Snow Patrol)
  • Registered with ASCAP
  • Intended for Scherzinger's scrapped debut album Her Name is Nicole
  • Also assigned/registered to the Pussycat Dolls
  • Later reclaimed and released by Snow Patrol in 2015
 [73]
[74]
[75]
"Last Goodbye" [76]
"Love Like This"
  • Written by Scherzinger, Jamal Jones and Kara Dioguardi
  • Registered with Broadcast Music, Inc.
  • Intended for Scherzinger's scrapped debut album Her Name is Nicole
 [62]
[7]
"March"
  • Written by Scherzinger, Jamal Jones and Kara Dioguardi
  • Registered with Broadcast Music, Inc.
  • Intended for Scherzinger's scrapped debut album Her Name is Nicole
 [62]
[7]
"Metamorphosis"
  • Written by Scherzinger, Tobias Gad and Marko Penn
  • Registered with ASCAP
 [77]
"Need You Now"
  • Written by Scherzinger, Tushar Apte and Dave Mrunal
  • Registered with ASCAP
 [78]
"Never Going Back"
  • Written by Scherzinger, Tushar Apte and Natalie Dunn
  • Debuted live at a showcase of music at The Sun Rose, Hollywood in April 2022
  • Described as being from a future EP called Warrior
 [79]
[80]
"Nobody Can Change Me"
  • Written by Tish Hyman, Rashaun Ashley, Remo Green and Sha'Liek Rivers
  • The song debuted on On Air with Ryan Seacrest on May 24, 2010
  • Registered with SESAC
 [81]
[82]
"On My Side" [7]
[83]
"Peep Show" [84]
[85]
"The Phantom of the Opera" [86]
[87]
"Physical" [7]
[88]
"Pretty" [84]
[89]
"Satellite 4"
  • Written by Scherzinger, Tobias Gad and Melanie Smith
  • Registered with ASCAP
 [90]
"Save Me from Myself"
  • Written by Scherzinger, Shaffer Smith, Melvin Sparkman and Marcus Allen
  • Intended for Scherzinger's scrapped debut album Her Name is Nicole
  • Registered with ASCAP
 [7]
[91]
"Steam"
  • Written by Scherzinger, Bryan Michael Cox and Cedric Moore
  • Registered with Broadcast Music, Inc.
 [62]
"When I Grow Up" [34]
"When You're Falling"
  • Written by Scherzinger and Aliaune "Akon" Thiam
  • Intended for Scherzinger's scrapped debut album Her Name is Nicole
  • Registered with Broadcast Music, Inc.
 [62]
[7]
"Who's Gonna Love You"
  • Written by Nicole Scherzinger, Jamal Jones and Kara Dioguardi
  • Intended for Her Name is Nicole, scrapped debut album
  • A snippet debuted on Scherzinger's website in 2007
  • Full version leaked in February 2008
  • It was later assigned to the Pussycat Dolls for their second album Doll Domination (2008)
  • Registered with Broadcast Music, Inc.
 [62]
[7]
[92]

[34]

See also

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Notes

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  • ^[note 1] "Baby Love" (JR remix) was featured on some released of the international deluxe edition of the Pussycat Dolls's second album Doll Domination.[93]
  • ^[note 2] "Hasta el Éxtasis" is the Spanglish recording of "Fino all'estasi".
  • ^[note 3] The Rudi Wells Open Heart remix of "Heartbeat" was featured on Scherzinger's debut album Killer Love.[6]
  • ^[note 4] Scherzinger is only credited as being featured on "Hush Hush; Hush Hush" in Canada and the United States.[94][95]
  • ^[note 5] "Mona Lisa Smile" is an alternative version of the 2013 song "Smile Mona Lisa", for which Scherzinger has uncredited/additional vocals. The song is taken from will.i.am's 2013 album #willpower.[24]
  • ^[note 6] Scherzinger has uncredited/additional vocals on "Smile Mona Lisa" by will.i.am, taken from the latter's 2013 album #willpower.[24]

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