From the tracks on Camila Cabello's self-titled debut to Lauren Jauregui's EDM bangers, we've rounded up -- and ranked -- the solo music of Fifth Harmony.

On Fifth Harmony’s second LP, 7/27, the girls head in a more contained and grounded direction, keeping the #nofilter boldness while breaching a more vulnerable territory.

Over on the Hot 100, Fifth Harmony scores its first top 5 as “Work From Home” hops 7-5, besting their previous No. 6 peak.

Fifth Harmony talk us through the best bits of their new album: "It's all us, top to bottom" Including one track that is "basically a night out in one song".

But who wants their song of the summer to showcase a chorus that numbingly repeats the word “work” at least a dozen times? Well, there’s good news on the Fifth Harmony front.

Fifth Harmony in the video for "Work From Home." Courtesy Photo F ifth Harmony scores its first No. 1 on Billboard‘s Pop Songs radio airplay chart (dated June 4), as “Work From Home” surges 4-1.

And while there's plenty of girl-power posturing on 7/27, Fifth Harmony tempers the sexual assertiveness of Work From Home with songs about bad guys and not-quite-relationships.

In honor of Miami's widely beloved girl group, here are Newsweek 's top five Fifth Harmony tracks, ranked according to criteria like replayability, uniqueness and best accompanying music video.

Ally Brooke was another member of Fifth Harmony who launched her solo career before Fifth Harmony took an indefinite hiatus.

Fifth Harmony may not be returning to the stage as a girl group but their 2016 song "Work from Home" is making a strong comeback.

Fifth Harmony once released a song called ‘Better Together.’ New music proves they might be better apart.