Raye discography
Raye performing in 2023
Studio albums	1
EPs	6
Live albums	2
Singles	41
Music videos	36
Promotional singles	13

The British singer-songwriterRaye has released onestudio albums, twolive albums, sixextended plays (EPs), forty-onesingles (including twelve as a featured artist), and thirteenpromotional singles. Her first EP,Welcome to the Winter, wasself-released toSoundCloud in 2014. Raye signed arecording contract withPolydor Records shortly after^[1] and released her EPSecond in 2016, which was preceded by her debut single "I, U, Us". She featured on the singles "By Your Side" byJonas Blue and "You Don't Know Me" byJax Jones in late 2016; the latter charted at number three on theUK singles chart and within the top ten in other European countries, later receiving a diamondcertification in France. In 2017, Raye was part of Artists for Grenfell's cover version of "Bridge over Troubled Water", which reached number one in the United Kingdom.

The songs "Decline" featuringMr Eazi, and "Cigarette" withMabel andStefflon Don, preceded Raye's third EP,Side Tape (2018). Following a string of singles, Raye collaborated with theRegard on "Secrets" in 2020; the song peaked at number six in the UK and was certified platinum in some countries. It was included onEuphoric Sad Songs, released in November of the same year. In early 2021, Raye released "Bed" withJoel Corry andDavid Guetta, which became her highest-peaking song as a lead artist in the UK at the time.^[2] Later that year, Raye declared that Polydor Records refused to release her debut album for seven years.^[3][4] She later parted ways from the label and became anindependent artist, later signing with the distribution company Human Re Sources.^[5]

Raye's debut studio album,My 21st Century Blues, was released on 3 February 2023, to commercial success.^[6] It was preceded by the singles "Hard Out Here", "Black Mascara", "Escapism" featuring070 Shake, and "The Thrill Is Gone". Following the track's virality on social media, "Escapism" became Raye's first number one single in the UK,^[7] her first entry on the USBillboard Hot 100,^[8] and her highest-peaking song on several other charts including theBillboard Global 200. The same year, Raye's collaboration with Cassö andD-Block Europe, titled "Prada", topped the national charts in various countries. The singer later featured onLisa's "Born Again" alongsideDoja Cat.

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