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"No Love For The Lonely", also known as "Summer Nights", is an unreleased song by Ed Sheeran featuring Ariana Grande. The song was intended for Sheeran's fourth studio album, but was scrapped for unknown reasons. On September 18, 2019, snippet of the song leaked online. Two days later, on September 20, 2019, the full song was leaked. Credit to Ariana Grande Wiki.
"Quit You" (Alternate title: "Quit") is a song that was first performed as a demo by Australian singer and songwriter Sia. This later became a Cashmere Cat song, which was featured on his studio album 9. The song features the pop singer Ariana Grande and contains Sia's backing vocals. Credit to Sia Wiki.
"Step On Up" is the sixteenth track of the Japanese Special Price Edition and the Target Deluxe Edition of Ariana Grande's third studio album, Dangerous Woman. It was released through Republic Records on May 20, 2016. Credit to Ariana Grande Wiki.
"This One's For You" is the official anthem of the UEFA Euro 2016 Championship, produced by David Guetta and featuring Zara Larsson. A demo version of the track featuring Ariana Grande's vocals has been leaked, meaning she was originally set to be the feature before a change in production. Credit to Ariana Grande Wiki.
On July 31, 2016, Ariana confirmed that she wanted to extend "Knew Better" and Tommy Brown was working on it. In August 2016, Ariana confirmed that she would be extending Knew Better to be performed on her Dangerous Woman Tour. On September 15, 2016, Grande posted the track on her SoundCloud account with a custom cover in black and white, a recurring theme used on Ariana's first three albums. Credit to Ariana Grande Wiki.
"Don't Be Gone Too Long" is a song by Chris Brown that previously featured Ariana Grande for Chris' album X. The song is on Brown's album, but is not featured on Grande's sophmore album, My Everything. Credit to Ariana Grande Wiki.
"Baby Loves" is an unreleased song which was intended to be the first song of Ariana Grande's third studio album, Dangerous Woman. It was used as an interlude during the Dangerous Woman Tour. Credit to Ariana Grande Wiki.
"Emotions" is a cover performed by Ariana Grande. The song is originally by Mariah Carey. On August 7, 2012, Grande uploaded a video of her covering this song live which was later deleted. Then she recorded a studio version and uploaded that on her YouTube channel on September 6, 2012. Credit to Ariana Grande Wiki.
"Take Care" is a cover performed by Leon Thomas III featuring Ariana Grande. It was taken from Leon's mixtape Metro Hearts. The song was originally performed by Rihanna and Drake. Credit to Ariana Grande Wiki.
"Die In Your Arms" is a cover performed by Ariana Grande. It was uploaded onto Grande's YouTube channel on July 26, 2012. The original song is by Justin Bieber. Credit to Ariana Grande Wiki.
"Gimme Some Lovin'" is a The Spencer Davis Group cover performed by Ariana Grande. The song was first released on Ariana's SoundCloud account on August 11, 2012. On August 18, 2012 the song was released with a music video on her YouTube channel. Credit to Ariana Grande Wiki.
"ABC" is a song originally by the Jackson 5 and later covered by Ariana Grande. Grande recorded this song in early 2009 and released it on June 25, 2009, the day Michael Jackson passed away, as a tribute to him. Credit to Ariana Grande Wiki.
"Grenade" is a cover performed by Ariana Grande. This song is originally by Bruno Mars. Ariana uploaded "Grenade" onto her YouTube channel on February 4, 2011 but has since deleted it. Credit to Ariana Grande Wiki.
Ariana recorded this song in 2013 for her first Christmas EP Christmas Kisses, however, the song didn't make the cut. The song was supposed to be released on the re-release of the EP in 2014 along with "Santa Tell Me", though, was not released alongside the re-release due to unknown reasons. It was later leaked online. Credit to Ariana Grande Wiki.
"Stick Around" is a song performed by Ariana Grande and then-boyfriend Graham Phillip. The song was written by Peter Stengaard and Leslie Satcher. Grande uploaded it to her YouTube channel and then deleted it a coupsle of years later. It was speculated that this song was intended for Ariana's debut album, Yours Truly, but didn't make the cut. Credit to Ariana Grande Wiki.
"Boyfriend Material" is a song recorded by Ariana Grande, leaked on her live chat. The song was intended for her album Yours Truly, but ended up not making it to the album. The song was later purchased by f(x), a South Korean girl group. Grande later released the studio version on May 14, 2014. Credit to Ariana Grande Wiki.
"Voodoo Love" (stylized in uppercase) is a song recorded by Ariana Grande meant for her debut album, Yours Truly (originally titled Daydreamin'). The official audio of the song, along with the original "Honeymoon Avenue", was released on August 2, 2016 through her SoundCloud account. It was originally supposed to be Track 10. Credit to Ariana Grande Wiki.
"Pink Champagne" is a song recorded by Ariana Grande which was intended for her debut album, Yours Truly. It was first announced by her through a contest on her Twitter. However, when Yours Truly was released, it was revealed that "Pink Champagne" was not on the album. Instead, Grande released the song when she reached 10 million followers on Twitter as a thank you gift for her fans. The song was not released as a single from any of her albums nor was it released as a digital download. Credit to Ariana Grande Wiki.
"Cadillac Song" is the sixteenth track on the Target and Japan edition of Ariana Grande's sophomore album, My Everything. It is also included on the Australia and New Zealand exclusive extended play, Love Me Harder. The song was released through Republic Records on August 25, 2014. Credit to Ariana Grande Wiki.
"Higher" is an unreleased demo performed by Ariana Grande. Ariana released the song unprofessionally on her YouTube channel on October 22, 2008. This song was also included in her demo CD alongside with "Let It Rain".
Ariana has said this song was too mature for her and "sexual" because she recorded it when she was 14. Credit to Ariana Grande Wiki.