Gangbang

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GangbangScrapped Album by Ayesha Erotica
Concept cover-art, using a photo from the original Gangbang photoshoot, also used for the single "Major".
Studio Album
Artist	Ayesha Erotica Featured Artists: DJ Erika Kayne Kiki Ryder
Released	October 29th, 2016 (Intended)
Recorded	2016
Genre(s)	Miami-bass • Electroclash • Electropop • Hip-hop • Ghettotech • Dance-pop • Glitch-hop • Hip-house • Alt-pop • Synthpop
Tracks	14 Tracks (Originally)
Length	Unknown
Label	Self-release (Originally)
Producer(s)	Ayesha Erotica
Singles
"Used" Released: August 17th, 2016 "Regret" Released: September 3rd, 2016 "Hit Em (The Recipe)" Released: September 20th, 2016 "Gangbang" Released: October 2nd, 2016 "Raw" Released: October 22nd, 2016 (Scrapped)
Chronology
Previous	CUMSHOT (2016)
Current	Gangbang (2016)
Next	A Farewell to the Gangbang Era (2017)

Gangbang is the scrapped third studio album recorded, written, and produced by American singer-songwriter Ayesha Erotica, intended to be released independently on October 29^th, 2016.

Gangbang could be getting an official future release according to Ayesha's manager, Petey Plastic.

Background

Announcement & Promotion

The project was promoted by singles, but unfortunately, within the same month, the album was shelved for unknown reasons, as officially confirmed by Ayesha's announcement in December 2016 that she was now working on a new album known as Fresh Meat.

On February 2^nd, 2017, Ayesha uploaded a playlist featuring outtake tracks from the album, titled "What You Never Got to Hear: A Farewell to the Gangbang Era" to her now-deleted SoundCloud account, "pussysugar".

Cancellation

The album was seemingly scrapped around October 15^th, 2016. "Party Bitch" was released to "pussysugar" on the same day, under the title of "party bitch (gangbang demo)".

Ayesha sometimes used "demo" synonymously with finished but scrapped/throwaway tracks; example would be "Love You Down Final" being on a playlist called "Secret Demos from the Past", and the "What You Never Got to Hear" tracks being called demos in the description (despite all of them being fully finished).

However, most of the songs meant for the scrapped album didn’t stay unreleased. With the exception of "So Severe", "Like My Daddy", "Sixteen (Remaster)", and the final version of "Un(C*nt)fortable" featuring Erika Kayne, the rest of the songs were posted by Ayesha to her alternative SoundCloud account, "whore1234" on May 17^th, 2017. That included "I Will", "Crack Rock", a solo demo of "Un(c*nt)fortable", and an alternative version of "Gangbang".

2023

On 2023, Ayesha claimed the release of "Raw" — a track that hadn’t resurfaced until December 2023 — on a Instagram live saying that the track was in fact released and deleted which was previously unknown, however, it remains uncertain if this claim is actually true as there is no public documentation of the supposed upload.

In October 7^th, 2023, Ayesha posted on Twitter saying that the project was "poorly done" and "rushed", also saying the songs on the album were throwaway material and half-done.

Singles

1. The first single for the project, "Used", was released on August 17^th, 2016.
2. The second single for the project, "Regret", was released on September 3^rd, 2016.
3. The third and lead single for the project, "Hit Em (The Recipe)", was released on September 20^th, 2016.
4. The fourth single and title track, "Gangbang", was released on October 2^nd, 2016.
5. The fifth intended single, "Raw", was intended to release on October 22^nd, 2016.

"Used" got no cover art when it was released.

Cover-art for the single "Regret".

Cover-art for the single "Hit Em (The Recipe)".

Cover-art for the single "Gangbang".

Tracklist

On July 11^th, 2023, the official tracklist for the album leaked by a user on Reddit.

Key

• Bold typing indicates that the song, snippets of the song or lyrics have been leaked/posted/performed at some point.
• Italic typing indicates that the song remains unleaked.
• Underlined typing indicates that the full studio version has been released or leaked.
• Strikethrough typing indicates that the song was not recorded.
• ^D indicates that the song's demo or snippets of the demo have been leaked/posted/performed at some point.

• 🅴 - indicates a song contains explicit lyrics.

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Producer(s)	Length
1.	"Gangbang" 🅴	Ayesha Auciello	Ayesha Erotica	3:13
2.	"Hit Em (The Recipe)" 🅴	Auciello	Erotica	2:42
3.	"Like My Daddy"	Auciello	Erotica
4.	"Crack Rock" 🅴	Auciello	Erotica	4:14
5.	"Party Bitch" 🅴	Auciello	Erotica	2:54
6.	"Sex Drive" 🅴	Auciello	Erotica	3:30
7.	"Un(C*nt)fortable"D 🅴 (feat. DJ Erika Kayne)	Auciello • Erika Kayne	Erotica
8.	"I Will" 🅴	Auciello	Erotica	2:59
9.	"So Severe"	Auciello	Erotica
10.	"Sixteen"D 🅴 (Remaster; feat. Kiki Ryder)	Auciello	Erotica
11.	"Raw" 🅴	Auciello	Erotica	3:25
12.	"Regret"	Auciello	Erotica	3:42
13.	"Used"	Auciello	Erotica	2:56
14.	"Fins (Sink or Swim Pt. 2)"	Auciello	Erotica	3:12

Cut Songs

Main article: List of unreleased songs

Confirmed Outtakes

From: "What You Never Got to Hear: A Farewell to the Gangbang Era" (2017)

• "Fuck It Up" 🅴
• "Mouth Full of Cock" 🅴
• "Streets of LA"
• "Underaged" 🅴
• "You Were The Tease"^D (Remaster)

Possible Outtakes

Most from: CUMSHOT (2016)

• "Cuchi Cuchi" 🅴
• "L2F" 🅴
• "One Word" 🅴
• "Pussy on the Rims" 🅴
• "Superhead"^D 🅴
• "Major"^D 🅴

Photoshoot

Ayesha has confirmed that there was a photoshoot done for the album, with clothes from the fashion brand American Apparel, though the photoshoot has never surfaced in full online. On her original Pinterest account, we can see various American Apparel pictures saved 7 years ago, for possible examples of what she wanted the photoshoot to look like.

On the cover art for "Major", a scrapped single from the album, she's seen wearing classic American Apparel pieces, this same photoshoot was also used as her SoundCloud avatar in late 2016. Ayesha wears these again on the cover artwork for the title track "Gangbang".

It isn't fully confirmed if this same photoshoot was intended for album, the photo used for the outtakes compilation was taken the same day as Barely Legal's cover art, and isn't from the original Gangbang shoot. It's still worth noting she wears American Apparel for this shoot as well.

Photo used for "Major".

Photo used as Ayesha's SoundCloud avatar in late 2016.

Photo used for the playlist titled "What You Never Got to Hear: A Farewell to the Gangbang Era".

Cover-art used for the single "Gangbang".

Trivia

• The album title refers to gang-bang, a term usually used by urban minorities, meaning a group of 3 or more males having sexual intercourse or getting oral sex from a female/male at the same time. It usually provokes a feeling of dominance and is meant to shame, embarrass or force the female/male.
• It's worth noting that the original version of "You Were The Tease" was released in April 2016 and included as a BIG JUICY bonus track, but Ayesha later decided to rework the song for an inclusion on Gangbang. The same is true for "Sixteen", except that one made the final cut.
• The cover image used for "What You Never Got to Hear: A Farewell to the Gangbang Era" is from the same photoshoot as Barely Legal.
• If it was released, Gangbang would be the first album completely produced and written by Ayesha herself.