Complete List Of Raye Songs From A to Z

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Raye has built one of contemporary pop music’s most adventurous catalogs, moving from early electronic pop and high-profile dance collaborations into jazz, R&B, soul, hip-hop, orchestral performance, cinematic songwriting, and deeply personal independent work. This complete A-to-Z guide gathers her studio songs, EP tracks, guest appearances, soundtrack recordings, remixes, live-era releases, and officially issued music from every stage of her career.

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Raye was born Rachel Agatha Keen on October 24, 1997, in Tooting, London, and grew up in Croydon. Raised in a musical household, she was influenced by her mother’s church-choir singing and her father’s work as a musical director. She attended the BRIT School for Performing Arts but left before graduating to pursue music professionally.

In 2014, at sixteen, Raye independently released her debut EP, Welcome to the Winter. After signing with Polydor Records, she followed it with Second in 2016 and Side Tape in 2018. During the same period, she became known as both a recording artist and songwriter, contributing to music by artists including Beyoncé, Charli XCX, Little Mix, and John Legend while appearing on major dance and pop singles such as Jonas Blue’s “By Your Side” and Jax Jones’s “You Don’t Know Me.”

Raye later spoke publicly about the frustration of being prevented from releasing a full-length album while signed to Polydor. She left the label in 2021 and began an independent chapter that gave her greater control over her writing, production, visual presentation, and release schedule.

Her breakthrough as an independent artist arrived with “Escapism.,” featuring 070 Shake. Released in 2022, the song became her first number-one single in the United Kingdom and led into her long-awaited debut studio album, My 21st Century Blues, in 2023. The record moved freely between R&B, jazz, pop, electronic music, hip-hop, gospel, and orchestral drama while addressing heartbreak, addiction, body image, sexual violence, and artistic survival.

In 2024, Raye made BRIT Awards history by winning six awards in one night, including Artist of the Year, Album of the Year, Song of the Year, Best New Artist, R&B Act, and Songwriter of the Year. Her success continued through “Genesis.,” “Moi” with Central Cee, and the renewed attention surrounding “Oscar Winning Tears.”

Raye expanded her catalog in 2025 with LISA and Doja Cat on “Born Again,” the Mark Ronson collaboration “Suzanne,” “Grandma Calls the Boy Bad News” from F1 the Album, “What a Difference a Day Makes” from Black Rabbit, and “WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!” The latter became her second UK number-one single at the beginning of 2026.

Her second studio album, THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE., arrived in March 2026. Structured as a seventeen-song journey through four emotional seasons, the album featured Hans Zimmer, Al Green, Grandad Michael, Amma, and Absolutely. It became Raye’s first number-one album in the United Kingdom and continued her independent transformation from a songwriter repeatedly held back by her label into an artist working on her own terms.

Raye has received four Grammy Award nominations, including recognition for Best New Artist, Songwriter of the Year, Best Engineered Album, and Best Music Film. During Grammy Week 2026, “Ice Cream Man.” received the Recording Academy’s Harry Belafonte Best Song for Social Change Award.

Her evolution from a label-constrained songwriter into an independent singer, producer, arranger, bandleader, and arena performer reflects both resilience and artistic conviction. Through emotionally direct writing, technical vocal command, and a refusal to remain inside one genre, Raye has created a catalog that continues to grow in ambition and reach.

Complete List Of Raye Songs From A to Z

#–D

“Alien” – featuring Avelino – non-album single (2015)
“All Dressed Up” – Euphoric Sad Songs (2020)
“All of My Love” – with Young Adz – non-album single (2020)
“Ambition” – featuring Stormzy – Second (2016)
“Bad Faith” – Welcome to the Winter (2014)
“BED” – Joel Corry, Raye, and David Guetta – non-album single (2021); later included on Another Friday Night (2023)
“Bet U Wish” – Welcome to the Winter (2014)
“Beware… The South London Lover Boy.” – THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE. (2026)
“Birdsong (Interlude)” – Welcome to the Winter (2014)
“Black Mascara.” – My 21st Century Blues (2023)
“Body Dysmorphia.” – My 21st Century Blues (2023)
“Body Language” – Pete Tong featuring Raye – Ibiza Classics (2018)
“Born Again” – LISA featuring Doja Cat and Raye – Alter Ego (2025)
“Breaking News” – Louis the Child featuring Raye – Kids at Play (2018)
“Bridge over Troubled Water” – Artists for Grenfell charity single (2017)
“Buss It Down.” – My 21st Century Blues (2023)
“By Your Side” – Jonas Blue featuring Raye – non-album single (2016); later included on Blue (2018)
“Call on Me” – non-album single (2021)
“Change Your Mind” – Euphoric Sad Songs (2020)
“Check” – with Kojo Funds – Golden Boy (2018)
“Cigarette” – with Mabel and Stefflon Don – Side Tape (2018)
“Click Clack Symphony.” – featuring Hans Zimmer – THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE. (2026)
“Confidence” – with Maleek Berry and Nana Rogues – Side Tape (2018)
“Crew” – with Kojo Funds and RAY BLK – Side Tape (2018)
“Decline” – with Mr Eazi – Side Tape (2018); single released in 2017
“Distraction” – Second (2016)
“Dreamer” – Charli XCX featuring Starrah and Raye – Number 1 Angel (2017)

E–H

“Ego” – Chris Loco featuring Raye – See No Evil (EP, 2015)
“Environmental Anxiety.” – My 21st Century Blues (2023)
“Escapism.” – featuring 070 Shake – My 21st Century Blues (2023)
“Ferrari Horses” – D-Block Europe featuring Raye – The Blue Print: Us vs. Them (2021)
“Fields.” – featuring Grandad Michael – THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE. (2026)
“Fin. (My 21st Century Blues)” – My 21st Century Blues (2023)
“Fin. (This Music May Contain Hope)” – THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE. (2026)
“Five Star Hotels.” – featuring Mahalia – My 21st Century Blues (2023)
“Flip a Switch.” – My 21st Century Blues (2023)
“Flip a Switch. (featuring Coi Leray)” – non-album remix single (2023)
“Flowers” – non-album single (2015)
“Friends” – non-album single (2018)
“Genesis.” – non-album single (2024)
“Go Girl” – Miraa May featuring Raye – non-album single (2021)
“Goodbye Henry.” – featuring Al Green – THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE. (2026)
“Grandma Calls the Boy Bad News” – F1 the Album (2025)
“Happier Times Ahead.” – THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE. (2026)
“Hard Out Here.” – My 21st Century Blues (2023)
“Hotbox” – Welcome to the Winter (2014)

I–L

“Ice Cream Man.” – My 21st Century Blues (2023)
“I Don’t Want You” – with Riton – non-album single (2021)
“I Hate the Way I Look Today.” – THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE. (2026)
“I Know You’re Hurting.” – THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE. (2026)
“Introduction.” – My 21st Century Blues (2023)
“Intro: Girl Under the Grey Cloud.” – THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE. (2026)
“I, U, Us” – Second (2016)
“I Will Overcome.” – THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE. (2026)
“Joy.” – featuring Amma and Absolutely – THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE. (2026)
“Just Like That” – Welcome to the Winter (2014)
“Kiss My (Uh-Oh) (Girl Power Remix)” – multi-artist remix – non-album remix (2021)
“Life Boat.” – THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE. (2026)
“The Line” – non-album single (2017)
“Love Me Again” – Euphoric Sad Songs (2020); single released in 2019
“Love of Your Life” – Euphoric Sad Songs (2020)

M–P

“Make It to Heaven” – David Guetta and MORTEN featuring Raye – non-album single (2019)
“Mary Jane.” – My 21st Century Blues (2023)
“Moi” – Central Cee featuring Raye – non-album single (2024)
“Money Calling” – Da Beatfreakz featuring Russ Millions, Raye, and wewantwraiths – non-album single (2021)
“Mother Nature” – with Hans Zimmer – non-album single (2023)
“Natalie Don’t” – Euphoric Sad Songs (2020)
“Need Me” – Welcome to the Winter (2014)
“Nightingale Lane.” – THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE. (2026)
“Odo” – King Promise featuring Raye – As Promised (2019)
“Oscar Winning Tears.” – My 21st Century Blues (2023); released as a single in 2024
“Paralyzed” – Lucky Daye featuring Raye – Algorithm (2024)
“Please Don’t Touch” – Euphoric Sad Songs (2020); single released in 2019
“Prada” – cassö, Raye, and D-Block Europe – non-album single (2023)

Q–T

“Regardless” – with Rudimental – Euphoric Sad Songs (2020)
“Secrets” – with Regard – Euphoric Sad Songs (2020)
“Shhh” – Second (2016)
“Shine” – non-album single (2015)
“Skin & Bones.” – THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE. (2026)
“Slower” – with Avelino – Side Tape (2018)
“Stay (Don’t Go Away)” – David Guetta featuring Raye – non-album single (2019)
“Summer Love” – Cassper Nyovest featuring Raye – non-album single (2021)
“Suzanne” – non-album single (2025)
“Tell Me” – Second (2016)
“Tequila” – Jax Jones, Martin Solveig, and Raye – non-album single (2020)
“Thank You” – PVRIS featuring Raye – Use Me (2020)
“The Thrill Is Gone.” – My 21st Century Blues (2023)
“Tied Up” – Major Lazer featuring Mr Eazi and Raye – Major Lazer Essentials (2018)
“Tipsy” – Odunsi (The Engine) featuring Raye – non-album single (2019)
“To Love Someone” – unreleased song performed live (2024)

U–Z

“W2TW” – Welcome to the Winter (2014)
“Walk On By” – Euphoric Sad Songs (2020)
“War” – Nas featuring Raye – The Birth of a Nation: The Inspired By Album (2016)
“Waterfall” – with Disclosure – DEP11 (2022)
“The Weekend” – Stormzy and Raye – non-album single (2023)
“What a Difference a Day Makes” – Black Rabbit soundtrack single (2025)
“What Do You Want” – unreleased song performed live (2024)
“The WhatsApp Shakespeare.” – THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE. (2026)
“WHERE IS MY HUSBAND!” – THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE. (2026); single released in 2025
“WHERE IS MY HUSBAND! (Remix)” – with David Guetta and Hypaton – non-album remix single (2025)
“Wife Me” – with Steel Banglez – Side Tape (2018)
“Winter Woman.” – THIS MUSIC MAY CONTAIN HOPE. (2026)
“Worth It.” – My 21st Century Blues (2023)
“WYS” – Tion Wayne featuring Raye – Green with Envy (2021)
“You Can’t Change Me” – David Guetta and MORTEN featuring Raye – Episode 2 (2022)
“You Don’t Know Me” – Jax Jones featuring Raye – non-album single (2016); later included on Snacks (2018)