"One in a Million", which conjures memories of the stuttering eight-note beats of "Larger Than Life", has elements of hip hop and reggae. The eighth track "Panic" add rock elements to the group's sound and is another more adventurous outing; beginning with a dubby drum and bass rhythm. "You Can Let Go" was described as a "dreamy" ballad, while "Trouble Is" was deemed as "another big ballad with a mildly rootsy groove, that could actually do well on country radio, where melodrama rules. The eleventh track "Treat Me Right" was deemed as "the standout track" on the album, which is generated via a co-writing/production credit from JC Chasez, member of *NSYNC. It is an electropop song and utilises the group's vocal interplay to admirable effect. "Love Will Keep You Up All Night" was classified as a "montage of almost every love-song ever written and with a chorus reminiscent of Aerosmith's 'I Don't Want to Miss a Thing'." "Unmistakable" was considered "one of the stronger tracks on the album." The song features very strong vocal arrangements and instrumentation. The second part of "Unsuspecting Sunday Afternoon" closes out the album, and is about three and half minutes in length. Commencing with only a piano, the song then adds a live drum beat and orchestral instruments, followed by an electric guitar solo and atmospheric harmonies. All four members co-wrote the song and hailed it as the best song in the album.