Tones And I turned the direct feedback of street performance into a catalog built around oversized hooks, elastic vocals, and songs about isolation, ambition, friendship, grief, and the emotional cost of sudden visibility. From the six-song The Kids Are Coming EP through the more personal writing of Beautifully Ordinary, Toni Watson has continued moving between piano-led confession, alternative pop, dance production, and high-profile collaborations.

Feature Photo: Bruce from Sydney, Australia, CC BY 2.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0>, via Wikimedia Commons
Tones And I is the stage name of Australian singer, songwriter, and producer Toni Watson. She developed her live act while busking in Byron Bay, using keyboards, looping equipment, and an unusually flexible vocal style to hold the attention of passing crowds.
Watson uploaded “Johnny Run Away” to Triple J Unearthed in February 2019 and released it commercially the following month. “Dance Monkey” followed in May and became an international phenomenon, topping charts across Europe and spending twenty-four weeks at number one in Australia.
The six-song EP The Kids Are Coming arrived in August 2019. Its original program included “The Kids Are Coming,” “Dance Monkey,” “Colourblind,” “Johnny Run Away,” “Jimmy,” and “Never Seen the Rain.” The restored catalog assigns those songs to the EP rather than to the later deluxe edition that also collected them.
During 2020, Tones And I released “Bad Child,” “Can’t Be Happy All the Time,” “Ur So F**kInG cOoL,” and “Fly Away.” Her debut studio album, Welcome to the Madhouse, followed in July 2021 with fourteen new songs, including “Lonely,” “Won’t Sleep,” “Westside Lobby,” “Cloudy Day,” “Fall Apart,” and “Bars (RIP T).”
The expanded Welcome to the Madhouse (Deluxe) edition combined the fourteen-song album with the six tracks from The Kids Are Coming. The list below avoids counting those six compositions twice, while retaining alternate versions that were explicitly present in the supplied article.
Tones And I continued releasing collaborations and standalone singles through 2022 and 2023, including “CHANT” with Macklemore, “House for Kings” with Sam Feldt, “Bring It On” with Bia and Diarra Sylla, “I Am Free,” and “I Made It.”
The second studio album, Beautifully Ordinary, was released in August 2024 and debuted at number one in Australia. Its sixteen-song program included “To Be Loved,” “Lose Someone Like Me,” “I Get High,” “We’ll See Stars,” “Dance With Me,” “Dreaming,” “Sorrento,” and “Call My Name.”
Additional 2024 and 2025 releases included “(Can’t Get You) Off My Mind,” “Hallelujah,” “Down Under,” “The Greatest,” and “HIDEAWAY” with Switch Disco. Tones And I then joined David Guetta and Teddy Swims on “Gone Gone Gone” in October 2025.
Her next major release was “Favour,” a collaboration with Australian producer FISHER issued in April 2026. Remix and unplugged packages connected to “Gone Gone Gone” and the extended mix of “Favour” are not counted as additional compositions.
Complete List Of Tones And I Songs From A to Z
A–E
- Bad Child – Non-album single (2020)
- Bars (RIP T) – Welcome to the Madhouse (2021)
- Bring It On (with Bia and Diarra Sylla) – Non-album single (2023)
- Call My Name – Beautifully Ordinary (2024)
- Can’t Be Happy All the Time – Non-album single (2020)
- (Can’t Get You) Off My Mind (with Chaii and Young Franco) – Non-album single (2024)
- CHANT (with Macklemore) – Non-album single (2022)
- Charlie – Non-album single (2022)
- Child’s Play – Welcome to the Madhouse (2021)
- Cloudy Day – Welcome to the Madhouse (2021)
- Colourblind – The Kids Are Coming (2019)
- Dance Monkey – The Kids Are Coming (2019)
- Dance Monkey (Stripped Back) – The Kids Are Coming (2019)
- Dance With Me – Beautifully Ordinary (2024)
- Dark Waters – Welcome to the Madhouse (2021)
- Down Under – Non-album single (2024)
- Dreaming – Beautifully Ordinary (2024)
- Eyes Don’t Lie – Non-album single (2022)
F–J
- Fall Apart – Welcome to the Madhouse (2021)
- Favour (with FISHER) – Non-album single (2026)
- Figure It Out – Beautifully Ordinary (2024)
- Fly Away – Welcome to the Madhouse (2021)
- Fly Away (Jonas Blue Remix) – Non-album remix single (2021)
- Gone Gone Gone (with David Guetta and Teddy Swims) – Non-album single (2025)
- Hallelujah – Non-album single (2024)
- HIDEAWAY (with Switch Disco) – Non-album single (2025)
- House for Kings (with Sam Feldt) – Non-album single (2023)
- I Am Free – Non-album single (2023)
- I Get High – Beautifully Ordinary (2024)
- I Made It – Non-album single (2023)
- Jimmy – The Kids Are Coming (2019)
- John Doe – Beautifully Ordinary (2024)
- Johnny Run Away – The Kids Are Coming (2019)
- Just a Mess – Welcome to the Madhouse (2021)
K–O
- Live Without Your Love – Beautifully Ordinary (2024)
- Lonely – Welcome to the Madhouse (2021)
- Lose Someone Like Me – Beautifully Ordinary (2024)
- Need You to Love Me – Beautifully Ordinary (2024)
- Never Seen the Rain – The Kids Are Coming (2019)
- Not Going Home – Welcome to the Madhouse (2021)
- Only One – Beautifully Ordinary (2024)
P–T
- Raise Me Up – Beautifully Ordinary (2024)
- Sad Songs – Welcome to the Madhouse (2021)
- Sorrento – Beautifully Ordinary (2024)
- The Greatest – Non-album single (2024)
- The Kids Are Coming – The Kids Are Coming (2019)
- To Be Loved – Beautifully Ordinary (2024)
U–Z
- Ur So F**kInG cOoL – Non-album single (2020)
- Ur So F**kInG cOoL (Top of the Pops Radio Edit 2021) – Welcome to the Madhouse (Deluxe) (2021)
- We’ll See Stars – Beautifully Ordinary (2024)
- Welcome to the Madhouse – Welcome to the Madhouse (2021)
- Westside Lobby – Welcome to the Madhouse (2021)
- Won’t Sleep – Welcome to the Madhouse (2021)
- Wonderful – Beautifully Ordinary (2024)
- You Don’t Know Me Like That – Beautifully Ordinary (2024)
- You Don’t Know My Name – Welcome to the Madhouse (2021)
Tones And I Albums and EP
The Kids Are Coming (2019)
Welcome to the Madhouse (2021)
Beautifully Ordinary (2024)
Additional Tones And I Releases Covered
Welcome to the Madhouse (Deluxe) (2021)
Non-Album Singles, Remixes and Collaborations (2020–2026)
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