Fifth Harmony's Reflection Tickets

Fifth Harmony's Reflection Ticket Information and facts

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Music

Fifth Harmony's debut album, Reflection, is a celebration of contemporary pop music. However, it also contains some classical elements that highlight the group's musical versatility and technical skills.

One of the most notable instances of classical influence on the album appears in "Like Mariah." The song's beat alone makes reference to the classic 80s disco era—a genre that has roots in funk and soul—but it also samples Mariah Carey's hit single "Always Be My Baby" from 1995. The use of sampled vocals in pop music is common but borrowing from a classic track requires an obvious appreciation for the work of artists before you. Fifth Harmony’s decision to sample Mariah Carey is one that showed the group had knowledge of the context of popular music history.

In “Them Girls Be Like”, Fifth Harmony uses a Piano riff which feels distant from the sound of pop music, yet still relevant. This adds a little bit of a classical flourish to the song. Additionally, Lauren Jauregui’s delivery and inflection in these verses feels more spoken than sung, adding even more texture.

The bridge of “Reflection” similarly evokes the feeling of classical music with its rich orchestration and layered harmonies. As the singers come together for the final refrain, the arrangement swells to include strings, a choir, and a descending piano line which creates a grand soundscape similar to those arranged by classical composers such as Beethoven and Tchaikovsky.

Fifth Harmony’s harmonies are another element that could be considered classically influenced; their precision and tightness create a seamless blend of voices reminiscent of an a capella group. Although this technique existed prior to the classical period, Bach and vocal chamber pieces come to mind when I hear their layered harmonies.

While Reflection is primarily a pop album, Fifth Harmony incorporates classical elements that elevate the album’s musicality. These moments actuate that Fifth Harmony’s musicality extends beyond contemporary pop and it will be interesting to see how their music and influences continue to evolve as they cross genres and boundaries.