Complete List Of Tate McRae Songs From A to Z

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Tate McRae’s evolution from a young dancer in Calgary to an international pop sensation is a testament to her multifaceted talent and dedication. Born on July 1, 2003, in Calgary, Alberta, McRae’s early years were deeply influenced by her mother’s profession as a dance instructor. This familial connection to dance led her to begin training at a young age, setting the foundation for her future in the performing arts.

McRae’s initial rise to prominence came through her exceptional dance abilities. In 2016, at just 13 years old, she became the first Canadian finalist on the American reality television series “So You Think You Can Dance,” showcasing her prowess on a global platform. This achievement not only highlighted her dance skills but also opened doors to broader opportunities in the entertainment industry.

Transitioning from dance to music, McRae began sharing original songs and covers on her YouTube channel in 2017. Her debut single, “One Day,” garnered significant attention, leading to a record deal with RCA Records in 2019. This marked the beginning of her ascent in the music industry, blending her emotive songwriting with her expressive dance background.

McRae’s discography includes three studio albums: “I Used to Think I Could Fly” (2022), “Think Later” (2023), and “So Close to What” (2025). Each album reflects her artistic growth and versatility. Notable singles like “You Broke Me First” and “Greedy” have achieved significant chart success, with “Greedy” peaking at number three on the Billboard Hot 100. These tracks have resonated with audiences worldwide, cementing her status in the pop music landscape.

Throughout her career, McRae has been recognized with numerous awards and nominations. She won the Juno Award for Artist of the Year in 2024 and received multiple nominations at the Billboard Music Awards and iHeartRadio Music Awards. Her ability to connect with audiences through both her music and dance has solidified her status in the industry.

Beyond her musical achievements, McRae has ventured into collaborations that showcase her versatility. Notably, her work with choreographer Sean Bankhead has been likened to the iconic collaborations of Britney Spears during her “Darkchild” era, highlighting McRae’s dynamic performance style. Additionally, her relationship with fellow artist The Kid Laroi has garnered media attention, reflecting her prominence in contemporary pop culture.

McRae’s influence extends beyond the stage and studio. She has been an advocate for mental health awareness, using her platform to encourage open conversations about well-being. Her commitment to authenticity and vulnerability in her art continues to inspire a new generation of artists and fans alike.

As she embarks on her Miss Possessive Tour in support of her latest album, “So Close to What,” McRae’s trajectory suggests a continued impact on the global music scene. Her ability to seamlessly blend emotive storytelling with captivating performances ensures her place as a beloved figure in the industry.

Complete List Of Tate McRae Songs From A to Z

(#-H)

“10:35” – Drive – 2022
“2 Hands” – So Close to What – 2024
“?” – I Used to Think I Could Fly – 2022
“All Day All Night” – ME – 2017
“All My Friends Are Fake” – All the Things I Never Said – 2019
“Bad Ones” – Too Young to Be Sad – 2021
“Better than I Was” – So Close to What (Deluxe Edition) – 2024
“Bloodonmyhands” (featuring Flo Milli) – So Close to What – 2024
“Boy X” – I Used to Think I Could Fly – 2022
“Boys Ain’t Shit” – Non-album single – 2020
“Calgary” – Think Later – 2023
“Call My Bluff” – So Close to What (Deluxe Edition) – 2024
“Can’t Get It Out” – One Day – 2018
“Chaotic” – I Used to Think I Could Fly – 2022
“Cut My Hair” – Think Later – 2023
“Darkest Hour” – Panic (Music From the Amazon Original Series) – 2021
“Dear God” – So Close to What – 2024
“Distant” – One Day – 2018
“Don’t Be Sad” – Non-album single – 2020
“Don’t Come Back” – I Used to Think I Could Fly – 2022
“Drown” – One Day – 2018
“Exes” – Think Later – 2023
“Feel Like Shit” – I Used to Think I Could Fly – 2021
“Go Away” – I Used to Think I Could Fly – 2022
“Grave” – Think Later – 2023
“Greedy” – Think Later – 2023
“Greenlight” – So Close to What – 2024
“Guilty Conscience” – Think Later – 2023
“Happy Face” – All the Things I Never Said – 2020
“Hard to Find” – One Day – 2017
“Hate Myself” – I Used to Think I Could Fly – 2022
“Heather” (cover) – Non-album single – 2020
“Hung Up on You” – One Day – 2017
“Hurt My Feelings” – Think Later – 2023

(I-R)

“I Know Love” (featuring The Kid Laroi) – So Close to What – 2024
“I Still Say Goodnight” – I Used to Think I Could Fly – 2022
“I’ll Be Home for Christmas” (cover) – Non-album single – 2021
“I’m So Gone” – I Used to Think I Could Fly – 2022
“It’s OK I’m OK” – So Close to What – 2024
“Kids Are Alright” – Non-album single – 2019
“Lie to Me” – The Idea of Her – 2020
“Like I Do” – So Close to What – 2024
“Means I Care” – So Close to What – 2024
“Messier” – Think Later – 2023
“Miss Possessive” – So Close to What – 2024
“No I’m Not in Love” – So Close to What – 2024
“Nostalgia” – So Close to What – 2024
“One Day” – One Day – 2017
“Plastic Palm Trees” – Think Later – 2023
“Purple Lace Bra” – So Close to What – 2024
“R U OK” – Too Young to Be Sad – 2020
“Remembering” – 東京喰種トーキョーグール:re Original Soundtrack – 2018
“Revolving Door” – So Close to What – 2024
“Rubberband” – Too Young to Be Sad – 2021
“Run for the Hills” – Think Later – 2023

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“She’s All I Wanna Be” – I Used to Think I Could Fly – 2022
“Shoulder to Shoulder” – One Day – 2018
“Signs” – So Close to What – 2024
“Siren Sounds” – So Close to What (Deluxe Edition) – 2024
“Slip” – One Day – 2019
“Slower” – Too Young to Be Sad – 2021
“Sports Car” – So Close to What – 2025
“Stay Done” – Think Later – 2023
“Stupid” – All the Things I Never Said – 2019
“Tear Myself Apart” – All the Things I Never Said – 2019
“Teenage Mind” – One Day – 2018
“That Way” – All the Things I Never Said – 2020
“Think Later” – Think Later – 2023

(U-Z)

“U Love U” – Misery Lake – 2021
“Uh Oh” – Non-album single – 2022
“Vicious” – Non-album single – 2020
“Want That Too” – Think Later – 2023
“We’re Not Alike” – Think Later – 2023
“What Would You Do?” – I Used to Think I Could Fly – 2022
“What’s Your Problem?” – I Used to Think I Could Fly – 2022
“Wish I Loved You in the 90s” – Too Young to Be Sad – 2021
“Working” – Non-album single – 2021
“You” – Non-album single – 2021
“You Broke Me First” – Too Young to Be Sad – 2020
“You’re So Cool” – I Used to Think I Could Fly – 2022