List of songs recorded by Niykee Heaton

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Heaton performing at the El Rey Theatre on December 18, 2015, as part of The Bedroom Tour

Niykee Heaton is an American singer-songwriter. She has written and recorded material since her childhood, having started sharing original songs occasionally on YouTube in 2011, for which she accompanied herself on acoustic guitar, along with covers of contemporary hits, where they subsequently went viral in following years, helping to propel the singer to prominence. [1] [2] [3] Heaton released her debut project, an extended play titled Bad Intentions, in September 2014, after signing a record deal with Steve Rifkind and Russell Simmons's Capitol-affiliate All Def Digital, in partnership with Awesomeness Music. [4] [5] The EP garnered positive online reception, with The Huffington Post writing that it "offers a significant variety for a debut, all held together by her vocals, most ravishing in her lower register" and Idolator adding that it "confidently showcases the versatility and scope of Niykee's songwriting." [6] [7]

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In 2015, she called out her label in an extensive open letter to her fans, later clarifying that "we are now in a place where we can create music that I want to create, and we are no longer tied to the people that were holding me back," also announcing plans to release her first album. [8] [9] In June, she launched a website, NBK (Naturyl Born Killers), stating "NBK is the movement," where new music was then premiered for free regularly over the following months through her SoundCloud account. [10] [11] [12] On March 18, 2016, Heaton released The Bedroom Tour Playlist, through Capitol Records, a mixtape compiling remixed and remastered material she had shared online and debuted on live shows from her first headlining concert tour, The Bedroom Tour, in previous months. [13]

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Songs recorded by Niykee Heaton
SongArtist(s)Writer(s)Originating albumYearRef.
"21 Grams" Niykee Heaton Nicolet Heaton None2015 [14]
"Ain't No Us"Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2015 [15]
"Bad Boy" (Acoustic)Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2012 [16]
"Bad Intentions"Niykee HeatonNicolet Heaton
Geoffrey Early
Jeremy McArthur		 Bad Intentions 2014 [5]
"Bardot"Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2015 [17]
"Best Thing Ever"Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2015 [18]
"Boss"Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2013 [19]
[20]
"Champagne"Niykee HeatonNicolet Heaton
Nick Bailey
Ryan Ogren
Emily Warren 		Bad Intentions 2014 [5]
"Check On Me"Niykee HeatonJoe Trufant
Nicolet Heaton		None2016 [21]
"Cold War"Niykee HeatonNicolet Heaton
Alex 'AK' Kresovich 		None2015 [22]
"Devil"Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonThe Bedroom Tour Playlist2016 [23]
[13]
"Down"Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2015 [24]
"Dream Team"Niykee HeatonNicolet Heaton
Shane Lindstrom		The Bedroom Tour Playlist2016 [13]
"Fairy Princess" (Acoustic)Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2011 [25]
[26]
[13]
"Fell in Love on the Dance Floor" (Acoustic)Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2012 [27]
"Finer Things" (Remix)Jake Lord and KydNice
featuring Niykee Heaton		Nicolet Heaton—2016 [28]
"Finessin'"(Remix)Baby E
and Niykee Heaton		Ethan Lowery
Nicolet Heaton		None2015 [29]
"Forevermore" (Acoustic)Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2012 [25]
[30]
"Gimme What I Want" (Acoustic)Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2013 [31]
"Girlfriend" (Remix)Niykee HeatonMike Posner
Mason Levy
Matthew Musto
Justin Bieber
Nicolet Heaton		None2014 [32]
"Heaven" (Acoustic)Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2012 [25]
[33]
"I Believe In You" (Demo)Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2014 [34]
"If I Told You" (Acoustic)Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2012 [35]
"If They Only Knew" (Acoustic)Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2012 [36]
"Infinity"Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonThe Bedroom Tour Playlist2016 [37]
[25]
"I'll Be Alright" (Acoustic)Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2012 [38]
"I'm Ready"Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonThe Bedroom Tour Playlist2016 [39]
[40]
[13]
"Kill 'Em All"Niykee HeatonNicolet Heaton
Alex 'AK' Kresovich 		None2014 [41]
"King"Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonThe Bedroom Tour Playlist2016 [42]
[13]
"Let Me Go" (Demo)Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2014 [43]
"Lions Den" (Acoustic)Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2012 [44]
"Lullaby"Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonThe Bedroom Tour Playlist2016 [45]
[13]
"Made of Fire" (Acoustic)Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2012 [46]
"Mask"Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonThe Bedroom Tour Playlist2016 [23]
[13]
"Me and You" (Acoustic)Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2012 [47]
"NBK"Niykee HeatonNicolet Heaton
Uforo Ebong		The Bedroom Tour Playlist2016 [48]
[13]
"Nexus"Niykee HeatonNicolet Heaton
Shane Lindstrom		The Bedroom Tour Playlist2016 [13]
"One Time"Niykee HeatonNicolet Heaton
Shane Lindstrom		The Bedroom Tour Playlist2016 [13]
"Out The Mud" (Remix)Niykee HeatonKevin Gilyard
Maurice Simmonds
Andre Davidson
Sean Winston Davidson
Andrew Harr
Jerrel Jackson
Nicolet Heaton		The Bedroom Tour Playlist2016 [49]
[50]
"Perfect" (Acoustic)Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2012 [51]
"Pray" (Acoustic Demo)Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2014 [52]
"Psycho"Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2016 [53]
"Rain Dog"Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2015 [54]
"Remember It All"Niykee HeatonNicolet Heaton
Alex 'AK' Kresovich 		None2014 [20]
"Rolling Stone"Niykee HeatonNicolet Heaton
Curtis Austin
Andre Harris
Mansur Zafr		 Bad Intentions 2014 [5]
"Say Anything" (Demo)Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2014 [55]
"Say Yeah"Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonThe Bedroom Tour Playlist2016 [56]
[13]
"Skin Tight"Niykee HeatonNicolet Heaton
Tommy Tysper
Emily Warren		 Bad Intentions 2014 [5]
"Sober"Niykee HeatonNicolet Heaton
Michael Keenan
Emily Warren		 Bad Intentions 2014 [5]
"Spend It All" (Remix)Euroz
and Niykee Heaton		Euroz
Nicolet Heaton		None2014 [57]
"Start Me Up" (Acoustic)Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2012 [58]
"Stoned In Miami" (Demo)Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2016 [59]
"Summer of Renegades" (Acoustic)Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2012 [60]
"Teach You" (Acoustic)Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2013 [61]
"Till The Day I Die" (Acoustic)Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2012 [62]
"Truth Is" (Acoustic)Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2012 [63]
"Truth or Dare" (Acoustic)Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2012 [64]
"Turn It On" (Acoustic)Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2012 [65]
"Villa"Niykee HeatonNicolet Heaton
Michael Keenan
Rick Markowitz
Emily Warren		 Bad Intentions 2014 [5]
"We Own It" (Remix) Mike Posner, Niykee Heaton,
Sammy Adams and T. Mills 		Tauheed Epps
Cameron Jabril Thomaz
Alex Schwartz
Joe Khajadourian
Breyan Stanley Isaac
Mike Posner
Samuel Wisner
Travis Mills
Nicolet Heaton		None2013 [66]
"When We Touch" (Acoustic)Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2013 [67]
"Winter Romance" (Acoustic)Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2012 [68]
"Woosah"Niykee HeatonNicolet HeatonNone2015 [69]

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References

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