Complete List Of Olivia Dean Songs From A to Z

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Olivia Dean is a singer and songwriter from Highams Park in London, with roots in pop, R&B, soul, and neo-soul, and a career that began with years of training, persistence, and real work in front of audiences. She was born in 1999 in Haringey, London, to a Jamaican-Guyanese mother and an English father, and she grew up in a household where music was part of daily life. She attended the BRIT School in Croydon after being accepted at age fifteen, and later shifted her focus from musical theatre to songwriting, which became the center of her artistic path. She also has a family connection to music and entertainment through her cousin, Ashley Walters.

Her start in the business came fast once she began putting herself in situations where industry people could actually see her perform. She began writing songs at age sixteen, taught herself guitar and piano, and played street sets on the South Bank at age seventeen while trying to earn enough money for basic expenses. A performance at her high school graduation concert led to management with Emily Braham, and that relationship opened a major door when she auditioned for Rudimental and was hired as a backing vocalist. By 2017, she was already stepping onto large stages, including a performance at Sziget Festival in Hungary in front of a crowd listed at 16,000.

Dean’s earliest releases show how quickly her solo catalog was built. She self-released her debut single, “Reason to Stay,” in 2018, followed by “Password Change” in 2019, and she was also featured on Rudimental’s “Adrenaline” from the album Toast to Our Differences. After “Reason to Stay” reached millions of streams, she signed a recording contract with AMF Records and Virgin EMI Records. She released “OK Love You Bye” in 2019 along with her debut EP, OK Love You Bye, which was recorded in a converted pub in East London, and that same year she was featured by BBC Introducing London and performed at a BBC Introducing show at The Lexington in Islington.

The period from 2020 through 2021 shows her building an audience through releases, touring ideas, and high-visibility performances tied to the realities of that moment. During the COVID-19 lockdowns, she moved back in with her parents and focused on social media, while also working with Eg White on “Crosswords” and “What Am I Going To Do On Sundays.” Her second EP, What Am I Gonna Do On Sundays?, arrived in 2020, followed by the EP Growth in 2021. She also ran what she called the “From Me to You” tour in 2020, sponsored by Clarks, which traveled around the UK in a bright yellow truck and featured open-air performances. In 2021, she was named Breakthrough Artist of the Year by Amazon Music, and her recording of “The Christmas Song,” for Amazon’s Christmas Originals line-up, charted at number nineteen on the UK singles chart.

Her discography on the page lists two studio albums, two live albums, and five EPs, and the studio albums mark the point at which her career moved from a buildup to major industry recognition. Messy was released in 2023 and was nominated for the Mercury Prize. That year also included performances on major broadcast platforms, including her television debut, performing “Dive” on Later… with Jools Holland. In 2024, she performed at Glastonbury Festival, released the single “Time,” and later recorded a cover of “You Can’t Hurry Love” at Jools’ Annual Hootenanny, with “Touching Toes” released later that year. In 2025, she released “It Isn’t Perfect, But It Might Be” for the film Bridget Jones, Mad About the Boy, performed across all six dates of Laneway Festival, supported Sam Fender on selected dates of his tour, and collaborated with him on a duet version of “Rein Me In.”

Her second studio album, The Art of Loving, was released in September 2025, and the page frames it as the start of a career breakthrough driven by charting singles and a rapid jump in profile. The album’s listed singles include “Nice to Each Other,” “Lady Lady,” “So Easy (To Fall in Love),” “A Couple Minutes,” and “Man I Need,” and the page states that all of those singles charted, with “Man I Need,” reaching number one on the UK singles chart, number two on the Billboard Hot 100, and number four on the Billboard Global 200. The same page states she became the first female solo artist to simultaneously have four singles in the UK top ten. In November 2025 she appeared as the musical guest on Saturday Night Live, and she publicly challenged major ticketing companies over resales and scalping around The Art of Loving Live, with the page reporting that Ticketmaster and AXS capped resale prices and issued refunds after the controversy.

Complete List Of Olivia Dean Songs From A to Z

A Couple Minutes – The Art of Loving – 2025
Baby Come Home – Olivia Dean – 2020
Baby Come Home (Live At The Jazz Cafe) – Live At The Jazz Cafe – 2021
Baby Steps – The Art of Loving – 2025
Be My Own Boyfriend – If You Know What I Mean – 2022
Be My Own Boyfriend – Live At Eventim Apollo – 2024
Be My Own Boyfriend (Live At The Jazz Cafe) – Live At The Jazz Cafe – 2021
Carmen – Messy – 2023
Carmen – Live At Eventim Apollo – 2024
Close Up – The Art of Loving – 2025
Cross My Mind – If You Know What I Mean – 2022
Cross My Mind – Live At Eventim Apollo – 2024
Cross My Mind (Live At The Jazz Cafe) – Live At The Jazz Cafe – 2021
Crosswords – Olivia Dean – 2020
Danger – Messy – 2023
Danger – Live At Eventim Apollo – 2024
Dangerously Easy – Messy – 2023
Dangerously Easy – Live At Eventim Apollo – 2024
Dive – Messy – 2023
Dive – Live At Eventim Apollo – 2024
Echo – If You Know What I Mean – 2022
Echo – Live At Eventim Apollo – 2024
Echo (Live At The Jazz Cafe) – Live At The Jazz Cafe – 2021
Everybody’s Crazy – Messy – 2023
Everybody’s Crazy – Live At Eventim Apollo – 2024
Getting There (Interlude) – Messy – 2023
Getting There / Ladies Room – Live At Eventim Apollo – 2024
I Could Be a Florist – Messy – 2023
I Could Be a Florist – Live At Eventim Apollo – 2024
It Isn’t Perfect But It Might Be – Single – 2025
I’ve Seen It – The Art of Loving – 2025
Just for You – Single – 2019
Ladies Room – Messy – 2023
Lady Lady – The Art of Loving – 2025
Let Alone the One You Love – The Art of Loving – 2025
Loud – The Art of Loving – 2025
Man I Need – The Art of Loving – 2025
Merry Christmas Everyone – Single – 2020
Messy – Messy – 2023
Messy – Live At Eventim Apollo – 2024
Millionaire – Live At Eventim Apollo – 2024
Nice to Each Other – The Art of Loving – 2025
No Man – Messy – 2023
No Man – Live At Eventim Apollo – 2024
Ok Love You Bye – Olivia Dean – 2020
Ok Love You Bye – Live At Eventim Apollo – 2024
Password Change – Olivia Dean – 2020
Reason To Stay – Olivia Dean – 2020
Reason To Stay – If You Know What I Mean – 2022
Reason To Stay – Live At Eventim Apollo – 2024
Reason To Stay (Live At The Jazz Cafe) – Live At The Jazz Cafe – 2021
Rein Me In (with Sam Fender) – Single – 2025
Slowly – If You Know What I Mean – 2022
Slowly (Live At The Jazz Cafe) – Live At The Jazz Cafe – 2021
So Easy (To Fall in Love) – The Art of Loving – 2025
Something Inbetween – The Art of Loving – 2025
The Art of Loving (Intro) – The Art of Loving – 2025
The Christmas Song – Single – 2021
The Dress (Dijon cover) – Single – 2025
The Hardest Part – Olivia Dean – 2020
The Hardest Part – If You Know What I Mean – 2022
The Hardest Part – Messy – 2023
The Hardest Part – Live At Eventim Apollo – 2024
The Hardest Part (Live At The Jazz Cafe) – Live At The Jazz Cafe – 2021
The Hardest Part (re-release with Leon Bridges) – Single – 2020
Time – Single – 2024
Touching Toes – Live At Eventim Apollo – 2024
UFO – Messy – 2023
UFO – Live At Eventim Apollo – 2024
What Am I Gonna Do On Sundays? – Live At Eventim Apollo – 2024
What Am I Gonna Do On Sundays? (Live At The Jazz Cafe) – Live At The Jazz Cafe – 2021
Wish I Didn’t Miss You (Mahogany Sessions) – Single – 2022
You Can’t Hurry Love (Live at Jools’ Annual Hootenanny with Jools Holland and his Rhythm and Blues Orchestra) – Single – 2024

Albums

Olivia Dean (2020): 6 songs

Live At The Jazz Cafe (2021): 8 songs

Dean, Olivia - Live At The Jazz Café - 12" Vinyl - RSD 2024

If You Know What I Mean (2022): 6 songs

Olivia Dean If You Know What I Mean [Explicit]

Messy (2023): 12 songs

Live At Eventim Apollo (2024): 20 songs

The Art of Loving (2025): 12 songs

Non-album singles: 9 songs

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