Complete List Of Stella Lefty Songs From A to Z

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Stella Lefty is an American singer-songwriter from Winnetka, Illinois, whose music has moved from intimate singer-songwriter pop into a country-pop sound built around conversational lyrics, acoustic textures, and melodic hooks. Born Stella Lefkofsky in 2002, she began playing guitar as a child and later studied at Tulane University while developing her own songs. Her earliest formally released material appeared in 2022 and 2023, including “from me to you – demo,” “stay,” “back to ohio,” and “we were young.”

Lefty’s catalog began expanding more quickly with “Kiss Me” in 2024 and the 2025 EP Tragic, Really. That six-song release included “Cynic,” “Grace,” “Decay,” “Misery,” the title track, and “See Through,” while the standalone singles “seven eleven” and “Could’ve Been Me” pushed her catalog forward later that year. Those recordings established her as a young songwriter comfortable moving between indie pop, folk-pop, and more stripped-back emotional writing.

Her biggest stylistic shift arrived in 2026. “Thinking ’bout You” and “Slow Dancin'” leaned decisively into contemporary country-pop, while “The Kill” appeared as an official Scream 7 soundtrack single. “Boston,” which incorporates elements associated with Noah Kahan’s “Stick Season,” became the breakout recording that brought Lefty a much wider audience. The six-song Is This Heaven? EP followed in May, adding “Something To Lose” with Vincent Mason and “Why Wouldn’t We,” and the extended edition later introduced “Good At Leaving.”

Lefty’s debut studio album, Long Way Home, arrived on August 21, 2026. The fourteen-track album carried forward the songs that had defined her breakout year while adding new material including “Lean In, Kiss Me,” “Whiskey,” “Ain’t Something I Do,” “Missing You,” “Forever Guy,” “Summer You Were Mine,” and “Feel Better.” A subsequent Long Way Home (+ Demos) edition added officially released demo recordings, giving the early Stella Lefty catalog several distinct versions that belong in a complete A-to-Z overview.

Complete List Of Stella Lefty Songs From A to Z

0-E

“Ain’t Something I Do” – Long Way Home (2026)
“back to ohio” – back to ohio single (2023)
“Boston” – Boston single (2026)
“Boston (Acoustic)” – Boston (Versions) single (2026)
“Boston (Amazon Music presents)” – Is This Heaven? (Extended), Amazon Music edition (2026)
“Boston (Club Mix)” – Boston (Club Mix) single (2026), with VANDL
“Boston (Demo Version)” – Boston (Demo Version) single (2026)
“Boston (feat. STELLA LEFTY)” – Boston (feat. STELLA LEFTY) single (2026), by Ian Asher featuring STELLA LEFTY
“Boston (Garage)” – Boston (Garage) single (2026), with Emely
“Boston (Remix)” – Boston (Remix) single (2026), with Hiko
“Could’ve Been Me” – Could’ve Been Me single (2025)
“Cynic” – Cynic single (2025); later included on Tragic, Really
“Decay” – Decay single (2025); later included on Tragic, Really

F-J

“Feel Better” – Long Way Home (2026)
“Forever Guy” – Long Way Home (2026)
“from me to you – demo” – from me to you – demo single (2022)
“Good At Leaving” – Is This Heaven? (Extended) (2026); later included on Long Way Home
“Good At Leaving (Club Mix)” – Good At Leaving (Club Mix) single (2026), with VANDL
“Grace” – Grace single (2025); later included on Tragic, Really
“I Know I Know” – I Know I Know single (2026); later included on Is This Heaven? and Long Way Home
“I KNOW I KNOW (SAiiLOR Remix) [TikTok Version]” – I KNOW I KNOW (SAiiLOR Remix) [TikTok Version] single (2026), with SAiiLOR

K-O

“Kiss Me” – Kiss Me single (2024)
“Lean In, Kiss Me” – Lean In, Kiss Me single (2026); later included on Long Way Home
“Misery” – Tragic, Really EP (2025)
“Missing You” – Long Way Home (2026)

P-T

“See Through” – See Through single (2025); later included on Tragic, Really
“seven eleven” – seven eleven single (2025)
“Slow Dancin'” – Slow Dancin’ single (2026); later included on Is This Heaven? and Long Way Home
“Slow Dancin’ (Club Mix)” – Slow Dancin’ (Club Mix) single (2026), with VANDL
“Slow Dancin’ (Demo)” – Long Way Home (+ Demos) (2026)
“Something To Lose” – Is This Heaven? EP (2026), with Vincent Mason
“Something To Lose (Club Mix)” – Something To Lose (Club Mix) single (2026), with VANDL
“Something To Lose (Demo)” – Long Way Home (+ Demos) (2026)
“stay” – Stay single (2023)
“Summer You Were Mine” – Long Way Home (2026)
“The Kill (From the Original Motion Picture “Scream 7″)” – The Kill (From the Original Motion Picture “Scream 7”) single (2026)
“Thinking ’bout You” – Thinking ’bout You single (2026); later included on Is This Heaven? and Long Way Home
“Thinking ’bout You (Club Mix)” – Thinking ’bout You (Club Mix) single (2026), with VANDL
“Thinking ’bout You (Demo)” – Long Way Home (+ Demos) (2026)
“Tragic, Really” – Tragic, Really EP (2025)

U-Z

“we were young” – we were young single (2023)
“Whiskey” – Long Way Home (2026)
“Why Wouldn’t We” – Is This Heaven? EP (2026); later included on Long Way Home