CONFESSIONS (2004) is an unreleased album by Usher from the CONFESSIONS era. unreleased.world has 18 tracks from it, 1 hr 4 min of music in all.
“Red Light” is the longest at 4:31.
It sits in the CONFESSIONS era alongside “CONFESSIONS (2002)”. Every track streams free in the player; open the album to hear it start to finish.
The community tracker documents all of these 18 tracks, with leak dates for 6 of them and producer credits for 10; it is in the tracklist below.
Tracklist
- 1Don't Take It Personal [V1]Leaked Aug 5, 2007 · Low Quality · Demo · prod. The Neptunes3:25
- 2I Heard A RumourLeaked Mar 2, 2009 · Medium Quality · Throwaway · prod. The Neptunes3:58
- 3Throwback [V1]Leaked Oct 30, 2022 · Low Quality · Ref Track1:30
- 4✨ RideLeaked Nov 27, 2004 · Medium Quality · Throwaway4:00
- 5✨ Wifey [V1]Leaked Oct 7, 2006 · Low Quality · Throwaway3:26
- 6Yeah! [V1]Leaked Apr 20, 2009 · Medium Quality · Ref Track4:01
- 7Burn [V1]Lossless · OG · prod. Jermaine Dupri, Bryan-Michael Cox4:16
- 8Confessions (Interlude)Lossless · Album Track1:16
- 9Confession Part II [V1]Lossless · OG · prod. Jermaine Dupri3:50
- 10Confessions Part IIHigh Quality · Other · prod. Jermaine Dupri3:49
- 11Don't Take It Personal [V2]Medium Quality · Throwaway · prod. The Neptunes3:21
- 12Superstar [V1]Lossless · OG · prod. Andre Harris, Vidal Davis3:29
- 13Sweet LiesLossless · Album Track · prod. The Neptunes4:10
- 14Throwback [V3]Lossless · OG · prod. Just Blaze4:01
- 15Whatever I Want [V1]High Quality · Demo · prod. Rich Harrison3:10
- 16My Boo (Remix)Medium Quality · Remix3:56
- 17Red LightLow Quality · Remix4:31
- 18Whatever I Want [V2]Medium Quality · OG3:58
Play CONFESSIONS (2004) in the player — every track, free, in order.
The CONFESSIONS era
CONFESSIONS is the Usher era CONFESSIONS (2004) belongs to. unreleased.world has 2 projects from it; the others are below.
A cultural juggernaut, Confessions blended personal-infidelity narratives with club-ready R&B, yielding “Yeah!”, “Burn,” and “Confessions Part II”. It sold over 10 million US copies and won multiple Grammys, establishing Usher as a dominant R&B voice. Its raw emotional themes and slick production redefined the pop-R&B landscape.
- July 9, 20018701 is released.
- March 23, 2004Confessions is released.
