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Beanipedia and unreleased content As stated by Jazmin Bean, they do not appreciate their songs being leaked by outsiders; and while we understand this statement, we still archive leaked content to keep the wiki not outdated. If you wish to respect this decision, we recommend you to not listen or discuss the leaked songs below, or engage in communities participating in act.
Jazmin Bean recorded several songs throughout their musical career, however, some were not officially released and were shelved. This page serves to document all unreleased songs.
Key
Bold means that the song 's audio is fully available.
Italic means that the song's audio is only partially or un-available.
U means that the title given to the song is not fully accurate.
D means that the song is unfinished.
Key
Bold means that the song 's audio is fully available.
Italic means that the song's audio is only partially or un-available.
U means that the title given to the song is not fully accurate.
As mentioned by Bean via an TikTok live, they had written many songs "in [their] head" prior to writing their first song, "Worldwide Torture". None of these were likely recorded.
Bean mentioned they recorded a song that was eight minutes long, likely from this era.
181+ other recorded songs
Bean stated that they recorded 200 song from the album, but only 19 have surfaced, meaning their are at least 181 songs that have not been found.
Unknown collaborations
On April 9, 2020, Bean posted that their album would have features and said it was better than anything they’ve released before.[2] As the tweets were during the re-up sessions of Bean's EP, Worldwide Torture, this likely means that at the time the songs were demos, as other songs recording during that time were intended for the scrapped album were reworked once the sessions were over, though it's unknown if this happened with these songs.
Unconfirmed songs
Title
Information
"Kiss Me Goodbye"U
The title, "Kiss Me Goodbye", was seen on a insider's fan-made track list for the early version of the album made with Apple Music.[3]
Bean mentioned that they recorded 50 to over a hundred songs for Traumatic Livelihood, as of currently though only 42 known songs have been found, meaning their is at the very least 8 more unknown songs that have not surfaced.[4][5] Bean mentioned that their friend and producer Jessica Winter had produced many songs for Traumatic Livelihood, though the only known four have been founded, meaning that there are likely more songs that didn't make the final cut produced by her.
Concept instrumentals
Title
Prod.
Length
Leak stat.
Notes
"Phantom"UDI
Unknown
Unknown
Partially leaked
The instrumental was partially leaked in 2023. Unknown if ever got vocals recorded for it.
"Melancholic Disastrous World"UDI
Unknown
Unknown
Partially leaked
The instrumental was partially leaked in 2023 and 2024. Unknown if ever got vocals recorded for it.
Bean mentioned via an TikTok live that they made four songs for the deluxe edition of Traumatic Livelihood, being a song inspired by Kate Bush ("Dirty"), a song made on the piano with their friends ("Crocodile"), and two light rock songs ("Memories" and this song). However, only three known songs from this list were teased. The missing song is likely one of two of the light rock songs Bean was talking about, as the rest seem to fit the description of other songs Bean teased during that time.