This was the case of the version that laid dormant for almost a year.  At this point in our story (2016) there were two versions of Jhazingha-Khaliph: The Drex version (Version 5) and the Foxfire version (the version with Ce-Line not Peachez).  The Drex version was actively recording but the Foxfire version had a more complicated schedule and could not record.  On November 13, 2016, Pidget contacted Nulejun and asked him if he wanted to sing lead on a song that Pidget's voice was too deep for.  Nulejun agreed to do it and they just had to set up a time.  Nulejun lived in Philly so Pidget had to make sure he wasn't wasting Nulejun's time by finding a member that could dedicate their time to the project.  Ce-Line was already getting tired of the Jhazingha-Khaliph project but Ce-Line had agreed to be in every version of the band.  Also the Drex project was backed up waiting for Ce-Line to put in vocals, so the Nulejun version couldn't do anything yet.

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Eventually, the Mad Ball version was formed and the NuMe version soon after.  Mad Ball and NuMe didn't have any experience recording so Pidget was trying to find someone who did have experience since Nulejun would be coming from another state.  Eventually, Ce-Line left and Muffy returned to Jhazingha-Khaliph on September 14, 2017 and the trio became Pidget, Nulejun and Muffy.