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Sam Smith was raised in Great Chishill, Cambridgeshire, and attended St Mary’s Catholic School in Bishop’s Stortford before training with Youth Music Theatre UK. They studied singing and songwriting with jazz vocalist Joanna Eden and pursued music and performance from an early age. Smith first captured widespread attention through their vocal performance on Disclosure’s 2012 single “Latch,” which introduced their distinctive voice through a blend of electronic music, soul, and pop.
The next pivotal moment arrived in 2013 when Smith appeared on Naughty Boy’s “La La La,” a number-one single on the UK Singles Chart. Smith released “Lay Me Down” and “Money on My Mind” as anticipation grew for their debut studio album, In the Lonely Hour. Released in 2014, the album included “Stay with Me,” a worldwide hit that became one of the defining ballads of the decade.
In the Lonely Hour cemented Smith’s position in global pop music. The album also produced “I’m Not the Only One,” “Like I Can,” and “Leave Your Lover,” all marked by Smith’s expressive delivery and themes of unrequited love and vulnerability. Smith won four Grammy Awards in 2015, including Best New Artist, Record of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best Pop Vocal Album.
Smith followed their debut with a contribution to the James Bond franchise. “Writing’s on the Wall,” released as the theme for Spectre, became the first Bond theme to reach number one on the UK Singles Chart. The recording later won the Academy Award and Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song.
In 2017, Smith returned with The Thrill of It All, which debuted at number one in both the United Kingdom and the United States. “Too Good at Goodbyes,” “One Last Song,” “Pray,” and “Burning” expanded the soulful foundation of their debut with stronger gospel and R&B influences. The album explored heartbreak, faith, self-reflection, and emotional recovery.
The next phase of Smith’s career brought a broader embrace of dance and electronic pop. “Dancing with a Stranger,” recorded with Normani, became a global hit, while collaborations with Calvin Harris, Demi Lovato, Burna Boy, and Labrinth helped shape Love Goes. Released in 2020, the album included “Diamonds,” “How Do You Sleep?,” “My Oasis,” and “For the Lover That I Lost.”
In 2022, Smith released “Unholy,” a collaboration with Kim Petras that became a worldwide number-one hit. The recording topped the Billboard Hot 100 and won the Grammy Award for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance. The success of “Unholy” introduced a more theatrical and provocative stage in Smith’s career.
Their fourth studio album, Gloria, arrived in 2023 and explored self-acceptance, desire, gender, faith, and liberation. The album featured Jessie Reyez, Koffee, Kim Petras, and Ed Sheeran. Smith also released “Man I Am” for Barbie The Album, “VULGAR” with Madonna, “Desire” with Calvin Harris, and “In the City” with Charli XCX.
Smith publicly came out as non-binary in 2019 and adopted they/them pronouns. They have used their platform to discuss gender identity, body image, anxiety, and the importance of greater understanding for non-binary people. Their openness has remained closely connected to the personal themes found throughout their music.
Smith has also supported charitable initiatives connected with LGBTQ+ rights, homelessness, mental health, and community assistance. Their influence extends beyond their recordings, as their visibility has helped broaden mainstream conversations about identity and representation in popular music.
Live performance remains a major part of Smith’s work. The 2025 release BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall presented orchestral performances of songs from across their career along with interpretations of “Both Sides Now,” “My Funny Valentine,” and “Over the Rainbow.” The concert demonstrated how naturally Smith’s voice moves between pop, soul, jazz standards, and large-scale orchestral arrangements.
Smith followed Gloria with “Ever New,” “You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real),” “Love Is A Stillness,” and “To Be Free.” In 2026, they released “My Guy” and “Oh Mother” ahead of their fifth studio album, Hazel Eyes, scheduled for August 21, 2026. The album was announced as a twelve-song project, but only recordings released before that date are included in the list below.
Smith’s ability to move between intimate ballads, electronic collaborations, soundtrack work, dance-pop, live orchestral performances, and traditional soul has earned them a dedicated international audience. The complete list below collects the studio-album songs, expanded-edition tracks, collaborations, soundtrack recordings, holiday releases, live versions, and current singles represented across their catalog.
Complete List Of Sam Smith Songs From A to Z
A–E
- “Another One” – Love Goes – 2020
- “Baby, You Make Me Crazy” – The Thrill of It All – 2017
- “Blind Eye” – The Thrill of It All – 2017
- “Both Sides Now (BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall)” – BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall – 2025
- “Breaking Hearts” – Love Goes – 2020
- “Burning” – The Thrill of It All – 2017
- “Dance (‘Til You Love Someone Else)” – Love Goes – 2020
- “Dancing With A Stranger (BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall)” – BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall – 2025
- “Dancing with a Stranger (live from the Royal Albert Hall)” – Gloria – 2023
- “Dancing with a Stranger (with Normani)” – Love Goes – 2020
- “Desire (with Calvin Harris)” – Non-album single – 2023
- “Diamonds” – Love Goes – 2020
- “Dorothy’s Interlude” – Gloria – 2023
- “Drowning Shadows” – In the Lonely Hour (Drowning Shadows Edition) – 2015
- “Ever New (with Beverly Glenn-Copeland)” – Non-album single – 2024
F–J
- “Fire on Fire” – Love Goes – 2020
- “Fix You (live)” – Love Goes – 2020
- “For the Lover That I Lost” – Love Goes – 2020
- “Forgive Myself” – Love Goes – 2020
- “Gimme (with Koffee and Jessie Reyez)” – Gloria – 2023
- “Gloria” – Gloria – 2023
- “Good Thing” – In the Lonely Hour – 2014
- “Good Thing (BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall)” – BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall – 2025
- “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas” – Non-album single – 2014
- “Heavenly Sent” – Gloria – 2023
- “Him” – The Thrill of It All – 2017
- “How Do You Sleep?” – Love Goes – 2020
- “How Do You Sleep? (BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall)” – BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall – 2025
- “How Do You Sleep? (live from the Royal Albert Hall)” – Gloria – 2023
- “How to Cry” – Gloria – 2023
- “Hurting Interlude” – Gloria – 2023
- “I’m Not Here to Make Friends” – Gloria – 2023
- “I’m Not the Only One” – In the Lonely Hour – 2014
- “I’m Not the Only One (BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall)” – BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall – 2025
- “I’m Not the Only One (live from the Royal Albert Hall)” – Gloria – 2023
- “I’m Not the Only One (with Alicia Keys, Live From Jungle City Studios)” – In the Lonely Hour (10th Anniversary Edition) – 2024
- “I’m Ready (with Demi Lovato)” – Love Goes – 2020
- “I’ve Told You Now” – In the Lonely Hour – 2014
- “I’ve Told You Now (BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall)” – BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall – 2025
- “In the City (with Charli XCX)” – Non-album single – 2023
- “In the Lonely Hour (Acoustic)” – In the Lonely Hour – 2014
K–O
- “Kids Again” – Love Goes – 2020
- “Kissing You” – Gloria – 2023
- “La La La (Naughty Boy featuring Sam Smith)” – In the Lonely Hour – 2014
- “Latch (Acoustic)” – In the Lonely Hour – 2014
- “Latch (BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall)” – BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall – 2025
- “Latch (Disclosure featuring Sam Smith)” – Settle – 2012
- “Laurel Canyon” – Love Goes – 2020
- “Lay Me Down” – In the Lonely Hour – 2014
- “Lay Me Down (BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall)” – BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall – 2025
- “Lay Me Down (featuring John Legend)” – Non-album single – 2015
- “Leader of the Pack” – The Thrill of It All – 2017
- “Leave Your Lover” – In the Lonely Hour – 2014
- “Leave Your Lover (BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall)” – BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall – 2025
- “Life Support” – In the Lonely Hour – 2014
- “Like I Can” – In the Lonely Hour – 2014
- “Like I Can (BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall)” – BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall – 2025
- “Lose You” – Gloria – 2023
- “Lose You (live from the Royal Albert Hall)” – Gloria – 2023
- “Love Goes (featuring Labrinth)” – Love Goes – 2020
- “Love Is A Stillness” – Hazel Eyes – 2025
- “Love Me More” – Gloria – 2023
- “Make It to Me” – In the Lonely Hour – 2014
- “Man I Am” – Barbie The Album – 2023
- “Midnight Train” – The Thrill of It All – 2017
- “Money on My Mind” – In the Lonely Hour – 2014
- “My Funny Valentine (BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall)” – BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall – 2025
- “My Guy” – Hazel Eyes – 2026
- “My Oasis (featuring Burna Boy)” – Love Goes – 2020
- “Night Before Christmas” – A Lonely Christmas – 2022
- “Nirvana” – In the Lonely Hour – 2014
- “Nirvana (Acoustic)” – In the Lonely Hour – 2014
- “No God” – Gloria – 2023
- “No Peace (featuring Yebba)” – The Thrill of It All – 2017
- “Not in That Way” – In the Lonely Hour – 2014
- “Nothing Left for You” – The Thrill of It All – 2017
- “Oh Mother (featuring The TwoCity Chorus)” – Hazel Eyes – 2026
- “Omen (Disclosure featuring Sam Smith)” – Caracal – 2015
- “One Day at a Time” – The Thrill of It All – 2017
- “One Last Song” – The Thrill of It All – 2017
- “Over the Rainbow (BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall)” – BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall – 2025
P–T
- “Palace” – The Thrill of It All – 2017
- “Party of One (with Brandi Carlile)” – Non-album single – 2018
- “Perfect (with Jessie Reyez)” – Gloria – 2023
- “Pray” – The Thrill of It All – 2017
- “Promises (with Calvin Harris)” – Love Goes – 2020
- “Reminds Me of You” – In the Lonely Hour – 2014
- “Restart” – In the Lonely Hour – 2014
- “Safe with Me” – In the Lonely Hour – 2014
- “Say It First” – The Thrill of It All – 2017
- “Scars” – The Thrill of It All – 2017
- “Six Shots” – Gloria – 2023
- “So Serious” – Love Goes – 2020
- “Sober” – Love Goes – 2020
- “Stay with Me” – In the Lonely Hour – 2014
- “Stay with Me (BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall)” – BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall – 2025
- “Stay with Me (Darkchild Remix)” – In the Lonely Hour – 2014
- “Stay with Me (Darkchild Remix featuring Mary J. Blige)” – In the Lonely Hour – 2014
- “Stay with Me (live from the Royal Albert Hall)” – Gloria – 2023
- “The Lighthouse Keeper” – Non-album single – 2020
- “The Lighthouse Keeper (BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall)” – BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall – 2025
- “The Thrill of It All” – The Thrill of It All – 2017
- “To Be Free” – Hazel Eyes – 2025
- “To Die For” – Love Goes – 2020
- “To Lose You Again (Brandi Carlile with Sam Smith)” – The Secret of Life: Partners, Volume 2 – 2025
- “Together (Disclosure, Sam Smith, Nile Rodgers and Jimmy Napes)” – In the Lonely Hour – 2014
- “Too Good at Goodbyes” – The Thrill of It All – 2017
- “Too Good at Goodbyes (BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall)” – BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall – 2025
- “Too Good at Goodbyes (live from the Royal Albert Hall)” – Gloria – 2023
U–Z
- “Unholy (BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall)” – BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall – 2025
- “Unholy (Disclosure Remix)” – Non-album single – 2022
- “Unholy (featuring Kim Petras; live from the Royal Albert Hall)” – Gloria – 2023
- “Unholy (with Kim Petras)” – Gloria – 2023
- “VULGAR (with Madonna)” – Non-album single – 2023
- “Who We Love (with Ed Sheeran)” – Gloria – 2023
- “Writing’s on the Wall” – Spectre soundtrack – 2015
- “Writing’s on the Wall (BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall)” – BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall – 2025
- “You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real) (with Moses Sumney and Lyra Pramuk)” – Non-album single – 2024
- “Young” – Love Goes – 2020
Albums
In the Lonely Hour (2014)
The Thrill of It All (2017)
Love Goes (2020)
Gloria (2023)
BBC Proms At The Royal Albert Hall (2025)
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