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Clairo, born Claire Elizabeth Cottrill on August 18, 1998, in Atlanta, Georgia, emerged from the independent online music world before developing into one of the most distinctive songwriters of her generation. Raised in Carlisle, Massachusetts, she began recording at home and sharing music through Bandcamp, SoundCloud, and YouTube while she was still a teenager.
Her early catalog included intimate singles such as “Bubble Gum,” “Sis,” “2 Hold U,” “Get with U,” “Flaming Hot Cheetos,” and “Pretty Girl.” The casually filmed video for “Pretty Girl” became a viral success in 2017 and introduced Clairo’s understated vocals and melodic songwriting to a much larger audience.
The six-song EP diary 001 arrived in May 2018. It brought together “Hello?” with Rejjie Snow, “Flaming Hot Cheetos,” “B.O.M.D.” with Danny L Harle, “4EVER,” “Pretty Girl,” and “How (Demo).” The project marked the transition between her home-recorded beginnings and the more expansive studio work that followed.
Clairo released her debut studio album, Immunity, in August 2019. Produced with Rostam, the album included “Bags,” “Closer to You,” “Sofia,” “Alewife,” “North,” and “I Wouldn’t Ask You.” The record broadened her sound through indie rock, electronic production, R&B, and carefully arranged vocal harmonies.
Her second studio album, Sling, followed in July 2021. Produced with Jack Antonoff, it drew from folk, chamber pop, and the softer side of 1970s singer-songwriter music. “Blouse,” “Amoeba,” “Bambi,” “Zinnias,” “Harbor,” and “Management” reflected a quieter, more organic direction. The album reached number 17 on the Billboard 200.
Charm arrived in July 2024 as Clairo’s third studio album. Recorded with producer Leon Michels, the album moved toward warm soul, jazz, and 1970s pop textures through songs including “Sexy to Someone,” “Nomad,” “Juna,” “Add Up My Love,” “Terrapin,” and “Pier 4.” It debuted at number eight on the Billboard 200 and earned a Grammy nomination for Best Alternative Music Album.
Clairo continued expanding her catalog through collaborations and guest appearances. Her 2024 releases included “Love Songs,” “Many Ways” with CLARITY, and Jonah Yano’s “Snowpath.” In 2025, she appeared on SASAMI’s “In Love with a Memory” and joined El Michels Affair for “Anticipate.”
Her 2026 appearances included Danny L Harle’s “Facing Away” from Cerulean and Rostam’s “Hardy” from American Stories. The latter reunited Clairo with the producer who helped shape Immunity.
The complete list below brings together Clairo’s studio-album songs, EP recordings, official singles, remixes, featured performances, selected early releases, and credited background-vocal appearances.
Complete List Of Clairo Songs From A to Z
- “2 Hold U” – Non-album single (2017)
- “4EVER” – diary 001 (2018)
- “Add Up My Love” – Charm (2024)
- “After Midnight” (Phoenix featuring Clairo) – Non-album single (2023)
- “Alewife” – Immunity (2019)
- “Alma Mater” (Bleachers, with background vocals by Clairo) – Bleachers (2024)
- “Amoeba” – Sling (2021)
- “Anticipate” (El Michels Affair and Clairo) – 24 Hr Sports (2025)
- “Are You Bored Yet?” (Wallows featuring Clairo) – Nothing Happens (2019)
- “Are You Bored Yet? (Mura Masa Remix)” (Wallows featuring Clairo) – Non-album remix (2020)
- “B.O.M.D.” (with Danny L Harle) – diary 001 (2018)
- “Bags” – Immunity (2019)
- “Bambi” – Sling (2021)
- “Better” (with SG Lewis) – Non-album single (2018)
- “Blouse” – Sling (2021)
- “Blue Angel” (Danny L Harle featuring Clairo) – Non-album single (2018)
- “Blue Angel (Superorganism Remix)” (Danny L Harle featuring Clairo) – Non-album remix (2018)
- “Bubble Gum” – Non-album single (2015)
- “Closer to You” – Immunity (2019)
- “Conducta” (Osquello featuring Nofunbuster and Clairo) – Non-album single (2018)
- “Drown” (Cuco and Clairo) – Non-album single (2018)
- “Echo” – Charm (2024)
- “Facing Away” (Danny L Harle featuring Clairo) – Cerulean (2026)
- “Fallen Fruit” (Lorde, with background vocals by Clairo) – Solar Power (2021)
- “February 2017” (Charli XCX featuring Clairo and Yaeji) – Charli (2019)
- “Feel Something” – Immunity (2019)
- “Flaming Hot Cheetos” (originally released in 2017) – diary 001 (2018)
- “For Now” – Non-album single (2023)
- “Froyo” (.hans. featuring Clairo) – Non-album single (2017)
- “Get with U” – Non-album single (2017)
- “Girl” (Brennan Henderson featuring Clairo) – Never Been Cool (2017)
- “Glory of the Snow” – Charm (2024)
- “Glue Song” (beabadoobee featuring Clairo) – Non-album single (2023)
- “Green Eyes” (Arlo Parks, with background vocals by Clairo) – Collapsed in Sunbeams (2021)
- “Harbor” – Sling (2021)
- “Hardy” (Rostam featuring Clairo) – American Stories (2026)
- “Heaven” – Skate Kitchen OST (2018)
- “Hello?” (featuring Rejjie Snow) – diary 001 (2018)
- “How (Demo)” – diary 001 (2018)
- “How Was Your Day?” (Mellow Fellow featuring Clairo) – Jazzie Robinson (2017)
- “I Don’t Think I Can Do This Again” (Mura Masa featuring Clairo) – Non-album single (2019)
- “I Wouldn’t Ask You” – Immunity (2019)
- “Impossible” – Immunity (2019)
- “In Love with a Memory” (SASAMI featuring Clairo) – Blood on the Silver Screen (2025)
- “Joanie” – Sling (2021)
- “Juna” – Charm (2024)
- “Just for Today” – Sling (2021)
- “Lara” (Sassy 009 featuring Clairo) – Non-album single (2019)
- “Lavender” – Non-album single (2023)
- “Leader of a New Regime” (Lorde, with background vocals by Clairo) – Solar Power (2021)
- “Little Changes” – Sling (2021)
- “Love Songs” (Margo Guryan cover) – Non-album single (2024)
- “Management” – Sling (2021)
- “Many Ways” (CLARITY featuring Clairo) – TRANSA (2024)
- “Me Before You” (Bleachers, with background vocals by Clairo) – Bleachers (2024)
- “Midnight” (Maxwell Young featuring Clairo) – Daydreamer (2018)
- “Mood Ring” (Lorde, with background vocals by Clairo) – Solar Power (2021)
- “Nomad” – Charm (2024)
- “North” – Immunity (2019)
- “Partridge” – Sling (2021)
- “Pier 4” – Charm (2024)
- “Pretty Girl” (originally released in 2017) – diary 001 (2018)
- “Queen” (PHF featuring Clairo) – 9MM (2016)
- “Racecar” (Deaton Chris Anthony featuring Clairo and Coco & Clair Clair) – BO Y (2019)
- “Reaper” – Sling (2021)
- “Second Nature” – Charm (2024)
- “Sexy to Someone” – Charm (2024)
- “Sinking” – Immunity (2019)
- “Sis” – Non-album single (2016)
- “Slow Dance” – Charm (2024)
- “Snowpath” (Jonah Yano featuring Clairo) – Jonah Yano & The Heavy Loop (2024)
- “So Low” (Synthia and Clairo) – Non-album single (2023)
- “Sofia” – Immunity (2019)
- “Softly” – Immunity (2019)
- “Solar Power” (Lorde, with background vocals by Clairo) – Solar Power (2021)
- “Stoned at the Nail Salon” (Lorde, with background vocals by Clairo) – Solar Power (2021)
- “Sum1 Else” (forgetmenot featuring Clairo) – Non-album single (2018)
- “Terrapin” – Charm (2024)
- “Thank You” – Charm (2024)
- “The Path” (Lorde, with background vocals by Clairo) – Solar Power (2021)
- “Thinking Abt U” (Noah Burke featuring Claire Cottrill) – Non-album single (2015)
- “Throwaway” (with SG Lewis) – Dawn EP (2019)
- “Tiny Moves” (Bleachers, with background vocals by Clairo) – Bleachers (2024)
- “Wade” – Sling (2021)
- “Where Do We Go from Here?” (Matt & Kim featuring Clairo, Kevin Morby and Fletcher C. Johnson) – Almost Everyday (2018)
- “White Flag” – Immunity (2019)
- “You Might Be Sleeping” (Jakob featuring Clairo) – Bedroom Tapes (2017)
- “Zinnias” – Sling (2021)
Clairo Studio Albums
Immunity (2019)
Sling (2021)
Charm (2024)
Clairo EP
diary 001 (2018)
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Updated July 29, 2026.
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