Having been giving fans upbeat and fun songs, the five girls promise they'll show off their lesser-known 'vulnerable' side on their debut album 'Reflection'.
- Feb 2, 2015
AceShowbiz - Fifth Harmony is one of a very few former contestants of TV singing competitions who can hit mainstream success. The group made up of Dinah Jane Hansen, Lauren Jauregui, Ally Brooke, Normani Kordei and Camila Cabello was formed during the second season of "The X Factor (US)" and later finished third on the now-canceled show.
After giving fans a handful of hit songs and their debut EP "Better Together" in the past two years, Fifth Harmony will finally put out their long-awaited debut album this month. The record called "Reflection" that was initially planned for release late last year is coming out on Tuesday, February 3.
The album has been preceded by some swaggy and upbeat singles including "Bo$$", Meghan Trainor co-penned "Sledgehammer" and "Worth It" featuring Kid Ink. It, however, will also have the songs on which the girls show off their "vulnerable" side.
"We've been working on this album for almost a year now," they said during a recent visit to "On Air With Ryan Seacrest". "The album definitely has a contrast of us being vulnerable, which people haven't seen that side. And also, the whole girl power, you know?"
They went on discussing the inspirations behind the LP. "Since we're five different girls, we all like different genres of music," they explained. "I feel like the album is kind of like this melting pot. There's different songs in there that we can each connect to in a different way, which I feel like is good. Because then people who listen to different genres can kind of connect to one [song] more than the other."
