Complete List Of Audrey Hobert Songs From A to Z

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Audrey Hobert is an American singer-songwriter born in New York City and raised in Los Angeles. Before launching her own recording career, she studied screenwriting at New York University and worked in television, including as a staff writer on the Nickelodeon series The Really Loud House. Music eventually became the center of her creative life, helped by a long friendship with singer-songwriter Gracie Abrams. Hobert brought the same sharp eye for dialogue and character that shaped her screenwriting into conversational pop songs built around humor, embarrassment, romance, and self-awareness.

Hobert first became widely known as a songwriter through her work with Abrams on The Secret of Us in 2024. She co-wrote songs including “Risk,” “Blowing Smoke,” “I Love You, I’m Sorry,” “Let It Happen,” “I Knew It, I Know You,” and the international hit “That’s So True.” Her connection to those recordings went beyond songwriting because she also contributed background vocals to several of them. Hobert had appeared on an Abrams recording even earlier, providing additional vocals on the 2021 single “Feels Like.”

Her own solo career began in May 2025 with “Sue me,” released through RCA Records. “Bowling alley” and “Wet Hair” followed during the summer, building anticipation for her debut album, Who’s the Clown?. The 12-song record arrived in August 2025 and was created closely with producer Ricky Gourmet, pairing bright pop production with Hobert’s loose, comic, and deliberately unfiltered writing style. Songs such as “Thirst Trap,” “Phoebe,” “Sex and the city,” “Shooting star,” and “Silver Jubilee” helped establish an identity that was clearly separate from the songs she had written for other artists.

Over the following year, “Sue me” continued gaining momentum and became Hobert’s first song to reach the Billboard Hot 100 in 2026. Her debut album also found a growing international audience while she expanded her touring schedule and continued writing for other performers. Although her own released solo catalog is still compact, her officially credited vocal appearances with Gracie Abrams add an earlier chapter to her recording history. The A-to-Z list below includes Hobert’s solo recordings as well as officially released songs on which she is credited as an additional or background vocalist.

Complete List Of Audrey Hobert Songs From A to Z

A-E

“Blowing Smoke” – The Secret of Us (2024), Gracie Abrams recording; background vocals
“Bowling alley” – Bowling alley single (2025)
“Chateau” – Who’s the Clown? (2025)
“Don’t go back to his ass” – Who’s the Clown? (2025)
“Drive” – Who’s the Clown? (2025)

F-J

“Feels Like” – Feels Like single (2021), Gracie Abrams recording; additional vocals
“I Knew It, I Know You” – The Secret of Us (2024), Gracie Abrams recording; background vocals
“I like to touch people” – Who’s the Clown? (2025)
“I Love You, I’m Sorry” – The Secret of Us (2024), Gracie Abrams recording; background vocals

K-O

“Let It Happen” – The Secret of Us (2024), Gracie Abrams recording; background vocals

P-T

“Phoebe” – Who’s the Clown? (2025)
“Risk” – Risk single (2024), Gracie Abrams recording; background vocals
“Sex and the city” – Who’s the Clown? (2025)
“Shooting star” – Who’s the Clown? (2025)
“Silver Jubilee” – Silver Jubilee single (2025)
“Sue me” – Sue me single (2025)
“That’s So True” – The Secret of Us (Deluxe) (2024), Gracie Abrams recording; background vocals
“Thirst Trap” – Who’s the Clown? (2025)