Complete List Of Alex Warren Songs From A to Z

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Born in Carlsbad, California, Alex Warren faced early adversity after losing his father to cancer when he was only nine years old. Growing up in an unstable home environment, he taught himself creative expression through video editing and music production. This early pursuit of storytelling through art would become the foundation of his career. What began as a creative outlet in his teenage years evolved into a full-time passion that shaped his identity as both a content creator and an emerging voice in modern pop music.

Warren first gained widespread attention in 2018 through YouTube, where his videos combined humor, emotional honesty, and cinematic quality. His growing popularity as a digital personality led to millions of followers across various social media platforms. However, what made Warren stand out among other online creators was his ambition to merge personal storytelling with original music. His work often reflects themes of loss, self-worth, and emotional recovery, all deeply rooted in his personal experiences. The authenticity of his lyrics and the openness of his narrative helped him form a strong bond with fans who connected to his transparency about mental health and perseverance.

In 2021, Warren began releasing music professionally under the label Atlantic Records. His debut single, “One More I Love You,” introduced listeners to his deeply personal songwriting style. The song is an emotional tribute to his late parents and explores the grief of losing family while growing up too fast. Its raw vulnerability resonated widely, marking his transition from content creator to recording artist. He followed this release with several singles that continued to showcase his confessional lyricism, including “Headlights,” “Screaming Underwater,” and “Chasing Shadows.” These tracks established his reputation as a musician capable of blending introspective writing with cinematic pop production.

His 2023 single “Change Your Mind” gained strong momentum online and across streaming platforms, further solidifying his growth as an artist. The song combined emotional storytelling with polished pop sensibilities, illustrating his evolution from independent digital artist to a professionally recognized musician. By that point, Warren’s catalog reflected a balance between heartfelt ballads and expansive, radio-friendly anthems. His music videos also became an integral part of his creative identity, serving as visual extensions of the personal stories told in his lyrics.

Outside of music, Warren remains an influential figure in the social media landscape. He co-founded the Hype House, a collaborative collective of digital creators that played a major role in shaping early influencer culture on platforms like TikTok. His involvement in that community not only increased his visibility but also demonstrated his entrepreneurial approach to building a creative career in a rapidly evolving media environment. However, his move into music represented a deliberate shift away from viral fame and toward artistic longevity.

Warren’s openness about his upbringing and struggles has earned him respect beyond his audience. His story has been one of transformation—turning pain into purpose, and vulnerability into strength. He frequently uses his platform to advocate for mental health awareness and emotional honesty, encouraging young audiences to express themselves through creativity rather than suppress their struggles.

Complete List Of Alex Warren Songs From A to Z

Before You Leave Me – A Message To My Younger Self – 2024
Before You Leave Me – You’ll Be Alright, Kid (Chapter 1) – 2024
Before You Leave Me – You’ll Be Alright, Kid – 2025
Bloodline (with Jelly Roll) – You’ll Be Alright, Kid – 2025
Burning Down – You’ll Be Alright, Kid (Chapter 1) – 2024
Burning Down – You’ll Be Alright, Kid – 2025
Burning Down (Alex’s Version) – Non-album song – 2024
Carry You Home – A Message To My Younger Self – 2024
Carry You Home – You’ll Be Alright, Kid (Chapter 1) – 2024
Carry You Home – You’ll Be Alright, Kid – 2025
Catch My Breath – You’ll Be Alright, Kid (Chapter 1) – 2024
Catch My Breath – You’ll Be Alright, Kid – 2025
Change Your Mind – Non-album singles – 2023
Chasing Shadows – You’ll Be Alright, Kid (Chapter 1) – 2024
Chasing Shadows – You’ll Be Alright, Kid – 2025
Eternity – You’ll Be Alright, Kid – 2025
Everything – You’ll Be Alright, Kid – 2025
First Time on Earth – You’ll Be Alright, Kid – 2025
Getaway Car – You’ll Be Alright, Kid – 2025
Give You Love – Non-album singles – 2023
Headlights – Non-album singles – 2022
Heaven Without You – You’ll Be Alright, Kid (Chapter 1) – 2024
Heaven Without You – You’ll Be Alright, Kid – 2025
How Could You (Be OK) – Non-album singles – 2023
Never Be Far – You’ll Be Alright, Kid – 2025
On My Mind (with Rosé) – You’ll Be Alright, Kid – 2025
One More I Love You – Non-album singles – 2021
Ordinary – You’ll Be Alright, Kid – 2025
Remember Me Happy – Non-album singles – 2021
Save You a Seat – A Message To My Younger Self – 2024
Save You a Seat – You’ll Be Alright, Kid (Chapter 1) – 2024
Save You a Seat – You’ll Be Alright, Kid – 2025
Screaming Underwater – Non-album singles – 2021
The Outside – You’ll Be Alright, Kid – 2025
Troubled Waters – You’ll Be Alright, Kid (Chapter 1) – 2024
Troubled Waters – You’ll Be Alright, Kid – 2025
Who I Am – You’ll Be Alright, Kid – 2025
Yard Sale – You’ll Be Alright, Kid (Chapter 1) – 2024
Yard Sale – You’ll Be Alright, Kid – 2025
You Can’t Stop This – You’ll Be Alright, Kid – 2025
You’ll Be Alright, Kid – You’ll Be Alright, Kid (Chapter 1) – 2024
You’ll Be Alright, Kid – You’ll Be Alright, Kid – 2025

Albums

You’ll Be Alright, Kid (Chapter 1) – 2024

You’ll Be Alright, Kid (2025): 21 songs

A Message To My Younger Self (2024): 3 songs

Non-album singles (2021-2023): 7 songs

Non-album song (2024): 1 song

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