” Having come up with its title during a yoga class, Perry wrote the song with Sia. “Double Rainbow “ was recorded by Perry for her fourth studio album, “Prism. This song was part of Spears’ eighth studio album, “Britney Jean.” “Breathe” was part of the British singer’s second studio album, “Alive.” Thanks to their insanely powerful pop voices and penchant for big songs, Jessie J and Sia are a perfect match. This track-sung brilliantly by Aguilera-was part of the star’s 2010 album “Bionic,” which ultimately flopped despite some standout songs like “You Lost Me.” She texted Furler: “I’m pretty hurt you never sent me this song.” Furler responded: “Check your email.” Luke got a copy Beyoncé’s version before it came out and played it for Perry, who loved it.
“When Beyoncé heard it, she slid into home base and just closed the deal,” Furler told the Times. So Furler passed it to Rihanna’s camp, who ultimately never paid the fee to secure the track. According to the New York Times, Sia emailed the song to her friend Katy Perry, but Perry didn’t see the email. The story behind this positive anthem is almost as enticing than the sweeping song itself. MORE: Sia Looks So Different Without Her Signature Wig 2. Sia told the New York Times that she wrote the dramatic “Diamonds” in 14 minutes, and was shocked that Rihanna chose to stick to her exact inflections when recording the hit. Songs written by Sia share a sweeping, anthemic quality-all of which she could easily sing herself, but instead she gifts some of them to other artists. We’ve rounded up 20 songs you never knew were written or co-written by Sia. She’s even gotten her hands on some of Celine Dion’s stuff. The Beyoncé tune you’re grooving to? Yeah, Sia might have had something to do with that, too. That Rihanna song you just heard on the radio? Probably written by Sia. By now you’re fully aware of how amazing Sia is and probably celebrate her entire catalog-but what you might not know is that the amount of songs written by Sia could fill the Pacific Ocean.
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