Complete List Of Sia Songs From A to Z

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Sia has built one of contemporary pop music’s most extensive catalogs through emotionally charged solo recordings, electronic collaborations, film songs, holiday music, soundtrack performances, acoustic material, guest appearances, and compositions that move between intimate vulnerability and enormous pop choruses. This complete A-to-Z guide gathers her studio songs, alternate versions, featured performances, bonus tracks, soundtrack recordings, holiday releases, and officially issued collaborations from every stage of her career.

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Sia, an artist known for her haunting voice, unorthodox style, and songwriting brilliance, hails from Adelaide, South Australia. Born Sia Kate Isobelle Furler on December 18, 1975, she grew up surrounded by creative influences, including her musician parents. This artistic upbringing planted the seeds for her eventual global success. Sia’s career began in the mid-1990s when she joined the acid jazz band Crisp, a local Adelaide group that released two albums, Word and the Deal and Delirium, before disbanding in 1997. Seeking broader horizons, Sia relocated to London, where her solo career took shape.

Her solo debut album, OnlySee, was released in 1997 and showcased her distinctive voice and early songwriting talent. However, it was not until her move to the United States and the release of her later albums that Sia’s career gained significant momentum. After spending years as a well-regarded but relatively low-profile artist in the music industry, she achieved broader commercial success with her fifth studio album, We Are Born, in 2010. Produced by Greg Kurstin, the album featured songs like “Clap Your Hands” and marked an important step toward mainstream recognition.

Sia’s true breakthrough came in 2014 with the release of 1000 Forms of Fear, which included the hit single “Chandelier.” The song became an international phenomenon, earning critical acclaim, charting in the top ten in numerous countries, and receiving Grammy nominations for Record of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best Pop Solo Performance. The music video for “Chandelier,” featuring dancer Maddie Ziegler, became iconic, cementing Sia’s reputation as an artist who transcends traditional pop music boundaries. Her ability to deliver emotionally charged, powerfully resonant performances quickly became her trademark.

Throughout her career, Sia has released ten solo studio albums, including This Is Acting (2016), which featured songs initially written for other artists. That album produced “Cheap Thrills,” her first song to reach number one on the Billboard Hot 100, and “The Greatest.” Her songwriting talent extends far beyond her own recordings, as she has written material for artists including Beyoncé, Rihanna, David Guetta, and many others.

Sia’s tenth studio album, Reasonable Woman, arrived in 2024 with fifteen songs and collaborations featuring Chaka Khan, Kylie Minogue, Labrinth, Tierra Whack, Kaliii, Jimmy Jolliff, and Paris Hilton. The album included “Little Wing,” “Dance Alone,” “Gimme Love,” “Incredible,” “I Forgive You,” and “Rock and Balloon.”

Her catalog continued expanding through the 2025 releases “Beautiful People” with David Guetta, “STREET X STREET” with Cypress Hill and DJ Flict, and a new version of “Snowman” featuring Belinda. In 2026, Sia appeared with Diljit Dosanjh and David Guetta on “Ranjha” and reunited with AFROJACK and David Guetta for “Awake Tonight.” The tenth-anniversary edition of This Is Acting also placed “Fist Fighting a Sandstorm” and “Summer Rain” on major streaming services while collecting additional live and remix material.

In addition to her chart success, Sia has received nine Grammy Award nominations. Her recognition includes nominations connected to “Wild Ones,” “Chandelier,” “Cheap Thrills,” This Is Acting, and “Never Give Up.” Her music videos have also received widespread praise for their creativity, choreography, and emotional impact. Beyond music, Sia directed and co-wrote Music (2021), expanding her artistic work into filmmaking.

Sia is also known for her commitment to philanthropy, mental health awareness, animal welfare, and disaster-relief efforts. Having spoken openly about personal struggles, she has used her platform to support organizations dedicated to helping others and has donated to numerous charitable causes.

What makes Sia particularly distinctive in the music world is her authenticity and refusal to conform to industry expectations. Her decision to shield her face from the public, often performing with elaborate wigs or masks, symbolizes her desire to focus attention on the artistry rather than the celebrity. This approach has resonated deeply with fans and critics, emphasizing her dedication to music as a form of personal and universal expression.