What was Fifth Harmony’s debut studio album, released in 2015?

Fifth Harmony’s debut studio album, released in 2015, was titled Reflection.

The American girl group formed during the second season of The X Factor USA in 2012. Reflection arrived on February 3, 2015, through Syco Music and Epic Records. Its songs combined pop, R&B, and dance influences, reflecting the group’s sound during its first full year as a recording act.

The album included “Boss,” “Sledgehammer,” and “Worth It,” the latter featuring rapper Kid Ink. “Worth It” became one of Fifth Harmony’s best-known international singles and helped establish the group beyond the television competition that created it.

Reflection is sometimes confused with 7/27, Fifth Harmony’s second studio album, released in 2016. That later album included “Work from Home,” which became the group’s first top-five single on the US Billboard Hot 100.