Complete List Of Kim Petras Songs From A to Z

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Kim Petras was raised near Cologne, Germany, and began writing songs while still young. Media attention surrounding her transition made her publicly recognizable before her music career was established, but Petras consistently redirected the focus toward songwriting, recording, and her ambition to become an international pop artist. Early German-language and English-language releases preceded her move into the independent pop world that ultimately introduced her to a much larger audience.

After relocating to Los Angeles and working with producers and songwriters, Petras released “I Don’t Want It at All” independently in 2017. Its glossy video, featuring Paris Hilton, helped define the playful luxury and Y2K imagery of her early work. The single began a run often identified as Era 1, which also included “Heart to Break,” “Hills,” “Hillside Boys,” “Faded,” “All the Time,” and “Can’t Do Better.”

Petras expanded that momentum with Clarity in 2019. Released after a sequence of weekly singles, the project moved between vulnerable breakup songs, sleek dance-pop, and materialism used as emotional armor. “Icy,” “Broken,” “Sweet Spot,” “Personal Hell,” and “Do Me” demonstrated the precision of her hooks and the flexibility of her voice.

Her Halloween project TURN OFF THE LIGHT developed a separate world of horror-pop, instrumental interludes, theatrical narration, and club production. The full project combined the original 2018 songs with “There Will Be Blood,” “Bloody Valentine,” “Wrong Turn,” “Demons,” “Massacre,” “Knives,” “Death by Sex,” “Everybody Dies,” and other recordings that made the collection an annual favorite among her listeners.

Petras signed with Republic Records and Amigo Records in 2021. The explicitly themed Slut Pop EP followed in 2022, pairing short, direct songs with electronic production and an intentionally provocative club aesthetic. Two years later, Slut Pop Miami continued that concept with a brighter coastal setting and another collection of compact dance tracks.

Her career reached a historic turning point through “Unholy,” her collaboration with Sam Smith. The song topped the Billboard Hot 100 and won the Grammy Award for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance. Petras became the first openly transgender woman to win that category, and the recording brought her voice to the broadest audience of her career.

Petras released Feed the Beast in 2023. The album included “Alone” with Nicki Minaj, “Coconuts,” “Brrr,” “King of Hearts,” “Claws,” “Minute,” and “Hit It from the Back,” moving between mainstream pop, dance music, and darker electronic production. Later that year, she officially released Problématique, the previously delayed project whose songs drew on French pop, Eurodance, and the elaborate fantasy that had shaped its original concept.

Her collaborations have stretched across several corners of contemporary pop and electronic music. Petras has recorded with Charli XCX, SOPHIE, Kygo, David Guetta, The Chainsmokers, Meghan Trainor, City Girls, K/DA, James Hype, Frost Children, Paris Hilton, and other artists. Those appearances reveal how easily her voice can move from bubblegum pop and hyperpop to house music, rap collaborations, and dramatic club records.

In 2026, Petras released Detour through BunHead Records and Amigo Records after leaving Republic Records and reclaiming control over the project. The thirteen-song album shifted toward distorted mid-2000s electro, bloghouse, and deliberately chaotic production. Its track list included “Polo,” “Freak It,” “I Like Ur Look,” “Need for Speed,” “Jeep,” “Brutalist,” “Basketball,” “Korea,” and the title track.

Before Detour arrived, Petras independently shared the four-song Pretour project through her online channels. “Pop Sound,” “Mr. Producer,” “Cha Cha,” and “Get Some” served as a rougher, more spontaneous bridge into the sound and attitude of the album. “Pop Sound” later received a formal streaming release.

Kim Petras has built her catalog through reinvention, persistence, humor, theatricality, and an intense understanding of pop structure. The complete list below brings together her albums, mixtapes, EPs, independent singles, collaborations, guest appearances, Halloween recordings, and current releases in alphabetical order.

Complete List Of Kim Petras Songs From A to Z

A–E

“1, 2, 3 Dayz Up (featuring SOPHIE)” – Non-album single – 2019
“101” – Detour – 2026
“All I Do Is Cry” – Clarity – 2019
“All She Wants (featuring Paris Hilton)” – Problématique – 2023
“All the Time” – Non-album single – 2018
“Alone (featuring Nicki Minaj)” – Feed the Beast – 2023
“Another One” – Clarity – 2019
“Bait (with BANKS)” – Feed the Beast – 2023
“Banana Boat” – Slut Pop Miami – 2024
“Basketball (featuring BC Kingdom)” – Detour – 2026
“Bitch Ball Out” – Detour – 2026
“Bloody Valentine” – TURN OFF THE LIGHT – 2019
“Blow It All” – Clarity – 2019
“Boo! Bitch!” – TURN OFF THE LIGHT – 2018
“Boomerang” – Non-album single – 2009
“Born Again” – Problématique – 2023
“Broken” – Clarity – 2019
“Broken Glass (with Kygo)” – Non-album single – 2020
“Brrr” – Feed the Beast – 2023
“Brutalist” – Detour – 2026
“Butt Slutt” – Slut Pop Miami – 2024
“Can’t Do Better” – Non-album single – 2018
“Can We Fuck?” – Slut Pop Miami – 2024
“Castle in the Sky” – Feed the Beast – 2023
“Cha Cha” – Pretour – 2026
“Check It” – Detour – 2026
“Clarity” – Clarity – 2019
“Claws” – Feed the Beast – 2023
“Click (No Boys Remix) (Charli XCX featuring Kim Petras and Slayyyter)” – Guest appearance – 2019
“Close Your Eyes” – TURN OFF THE LIGHT – 2018
“Cockblocker” – Slut Pop Miami – 2024
“Coconuts” – Feed the Beast – 2023
“Confession” – Problématique – 2023
“Cubana” – Slut Pop Miami – 2024
“Death by Sex” – TURN OFF THE LIGHT – 2019
“Deeper” – Problématique – 2023
“Demons” – TURN OFF THE LIGHT – 2019
“Detour” – Detour – 2026
“Die for You” – Non-album single – 2009
“Dirty Things” – Problématique – 2023
“Do Me” – Clarity – 2019
“Don’t Lie (with The Chainsmokers)” – Non-album single – 2024
“Drums (James Hype featuring Kim Petras)” – Guest appearance – 2023
“DTLA” – Detour – 2026
“Ein Tausend Teile” – Non-album single – 2024
“Everybody Dies” – TURN OFF THE LIGHT – 2019

F–J

“Fade Away” – Non-album single – 2008
“Faded (featuring Lil Aaron)” – Non-album single – 2017
“Feed the Beast” – Feed the Beast – 2023
“Feeling of Falling (with Cheat Codes)” – Non-album single – 2018
“Flashy (City Girls featuring Kim Petras)” – Guest appearance – 2023
“Freak It” – Detour – 2026
“Fuckin’ This Fuckin’ That” – Slut Pop Miami – 2024
“Future Starts Now” – Non-album single – 2021
“Gag on It” – Slut Pop Miami – 2024
“Get Fucked” – Slut Pop Miami – 2024
“Get Some (featuring Cortisa Star)” – Pretour – 2026
“GORGEOUS (Katy Perry featuring Kim Petras)” – Guest appearance – 2024
“Got My Number” – Clarity – 2019
“Head Head Honcho” – Slut Pop Miami – 2024
“Heart to Break” – Non-album single – 2018
“Hills (featuring Baby E)” – Non-album single – 2017
“Hillside Boys” – Non-album single – 2017
“Hit It from the Back” – Feed the Beast – 2023
“Homework (featuring Lil Aaron)” – Non-album single – 2019
“Horsey (Alex Chapman featuring Kim Petras)” – Guest appearance – 2022
“How It’s Done (Kash Doll, Kim Petras, Alma and Stefflon Don)” – Non-album single – 2019
“I Don’t Wanna Die…” – TURN OFF THE LIGHT – 2018
“I Don’t Want It at All” – Non-album single – 2017
“I Like Ur Look” – Detour – 2026
“Icy” – Clarity – 2019
“If Jesus Was a Rockstar” – Non-album single – 2022
“If U Think About Me…” – Non-album single – 2019
“In the Next Life” – TURN OFF THE LIGHT – 2018
“Je t’adore” – Problématique – 2023
“Jeep” – Detour – 2026
“Jenny (Studio Killers featuring Kim Petras)” – Guest appearance – 2021

K–O

“King of Hearts” – Feed the Beast – 2023
“Knives” – TURN OFF THE LIGHT – 2019
“Korea” – Detour – 2026
“Last Forever” – Non-album single – 2009
“Love Me Less (MAX featuring Kim Petras)” – Guest appearance – 2019
“Love Ya Leave Ya” – Problématique – 2023
“Made You Look (Meghan Trainor featuring Kim Petras)” – Guest appearance – 2023
“Malibu” – Non-album single – 2020
“Massacre” – TURN OFF THE LIGHT – 2019
“Meet the Parents” – Clarity – 2019
“Minute” – Feed the Beast – 2023
“Mr. Producer (featuring BC Kingdom)” – Pretour – 2026
“Need for Speed” – Detour – 2026
“Omen” – TURN OFF THE LIGHT – 2018

P–T

“Party Till I Die” – TURN OFF THE LIGHT – 2020
“Personal Hell” – Clarity – 2019
“Polo” – Detour – 2026
“Pop Sound” – Pretour – 2026
“Problématique” – Problématique – 2023
“Purgatory” – TURN OFF THE LIGHT – 2019
“Radio (Frost Children featuring Kim Petras)” – Guest appearance – 2025
“Reason Why (SOPHIE featuring Kim Petras and BC Kingdom)” – Guest appearance – 2024
“Reminds Me” – Non-album single – 2020
“Revelations” – Feed the Beast – 2023
“Rim Job” – Slut Pop Miami – 2024
“Running Up That Hill” – Non-album single – 2022
“Sex Talk” – Feed the Beast – 2023
“Shinin'” – Clarity – 2019
“Slow It Down” – Non-album single – 2017
“Slut Pop” – Slut Pop – 2022
“Slut Pop Reprise” – Slut Pop Miami – 2024
“Something About U” – Problématique – 2023
“Stars Are Blind (Paris’ Version) (Paris Hilton featuring Kim Petras)” – Guest appearance – 2023
“STFU” – Non-album single – 2014
“SugarCrash! (ElyOtto featuring Kim Petras and Curtis Waters)” – Guest appearance – 2021
“Superpower Bitch” – Slut Pop – 2022
“Sweet Spot” – Clarity – 2019
“Tell Me It’s a Nightmare” – TURN OFF THE LIGHT – 2018
“The Drugs Don’t Work (Baby E featuring Kim Petras)” – Guest appearance – 2018
“There Will Be Blood” – TURN OFF THE LIGHT – 2019
“They Wanna Fuck” – Slut Pop – 2022
“Thousand Pieces” – Feed the Beast – 2023
“Throat Goat” – Slut Pop – 2022
“Transylvania” – TURN OFF THE LIGHT – 2018
“Treat Me like a Ho” – Problématique – 2023
“Treat Me like a Slut” – Slut Pop – 2022
“Turn Off the Light (featuring Elvira, Mistress of the Dark)” – TURN OFF THE LIGHT – 2018

U–Z

“Uhoh” – Feed the Beast – 2023
“Unholy (with Sam Smith)” – Feed the Beast – 2023
“Unlock It (Charli XCX featuring Kim Petras and Jay Park)” – Guest appearance – 2017
“Villain (K/DA featuring Madison Beer and Kim Petras)” – Guest appearance – 2020
“Whale Cock” – Slut Pop Miami – 2024
“When We Were Young (The Logical Song) (with David Guetta)” – Non-album single – 2023
“Wrong Turn” – TURN OFF THE LIGHT – 2019
“XXX” – Slut Pop – 2022
“Your Wish Is My Command” – Slut Pop – 2022