List of songs recorded by AJR

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AJR at "We the People" in 2021

American indie pop band AJR has written or co-written every song in their discography, except various covers and two featured songs. The trio was formed by the brothers in Chelsea, Manhattan, consisting of Ryan Met (keyboard, ukulele, vocals), Jack Met (guitar, sampler, lead vocals), and Adam Met (bass guitar, backing vocals). [1] All members are equally credited as songwriters on each track, although various songs have sole authorship claimed by different members. [2] Their musical style has remained consistent with pop music over the years, [3] additionally incorporating elements of electropop, [4] electronic dance music, [5] and hip-hop. [6] AJR has published 105 songs and 32 alternate versions, with additional songs and demos remaining unreleased.

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Released songs

†Indicates song not written or co-written by AJR
‡Indicates song retroactively made unavailable by AJR [7]
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Rivers Cuomo co-wrote and featured on "Sober Up" (2017).
AJR featured on Weezer's "All My Favorite Songs" (2021). Weezer, City Of Trees 2016.jpg
AJR featured on Weezer's "All My Favorite Songs" (2021).
List of released songs, showing title, writers, original release, and year
TitleWritersOriginal releaseYearRef.
"3 O'Clock Things"AJR OK Orchestra 2021 [8]
"3AM"AJR Infinity 2014 [9]
"50 States Away" ‡AJRVenture2010 [10]
"100 Bad Days"AJR Neotheater 2019 [11]
"212" ‡AJRVenture2010 [10]
"2085"AJR The Maybe Man 2023 [12]
"Adventure Is Out There"AJR OK Orchestra 2021 [8]
"AfterHours"AJR 6foot1 2013 [13]
"Alice by the Hudson"AJR Infinity 2014 [9]
"All My Favorite Songs"
(Weezer featuring AJR)		 Rivers Cuomo
Ashley Gorley
Ben Johnson
Ilsey Juber
AJR		 OK Human 2021
"Bang!"AJR OK Orchestra 2020 [8]
"Beats"AJR Neotheater 2019 [11]
"Big Idea"AJR Living Room 2015 [14]
"Big White Bed"AJR Living Room 2015 [14]
"The Bigwhig" ‡AJRVenture2010 [10]
"Birthday Party"AJR Neotheater 2019 [11]
"Boomtown" ‡AJRVenture2010 [10]
"Break My Face"AJR Neotheater 2019 [11]
"Bud Like You"AJR The Click 2017 [15]
"Bummerland"AJR OK Orchestra 2020 [8]
"Burn the House Down"AJR The Click (Deluxe Edition) 2018 [16]
"Buy You a Rose"AJR 6foot1 2013 [13]
"Call My Dad"AJR The Click 2015 [15]
"Celebrate"
(Ingrid Michaelson featuring AJR)		 Ingrid Michaelson † Alter Egos 2017 [17]
"Chelsea Streets" ‡AJRBorn and Bred2010 [18]
"Christmas in June"AJR OK Orchestra 2021 [8]
"Classic" ‡AJRBonus track of Born and Bred2010 [18]
"Come Hang Out"AJR What Everyone's Thinking 2016 [19]
"Country House" ‡AJRBorn and Bred2010 [18]
"Darlin'"
(Mike Love featuring AJR)		 Brian Wilson
Mike Love †		 Unleash the Love 2017
"Dear Winter"AJR Neotheater 2019 [11]
" The DJ Is Crying for Help "AJR The Maybe Man 2022 [12]
"Don't Throw Out My Legos"AJR Neotheater 2019 [11]
"Drama"AJR The Click 2017 [15]
"Drift Away" ‡ Mentor Williams †Born and Bred2010 [18]
" The Dumb Song "AJR The Maybe Man 2023 [12]
"The Entertainment's Here"AJR Neotheater 2019 [11]
"Finale (Can't Wait to See What You Do Next)"AJR Neotheater 2019 [11]
"Go On Take a Chance" ‡AJRBorn and Bred2010 [18]
"God Is Really Real"AJR The Maybe Man 2023 [12]
" The Good Part "AJR The Click 2017 [15]
"The Green and the Town"AJR Living Room 2015 [14]
"Growing Old on Bleecker Street"AJR 6foot1 2013 [13]
"Hallelujah" ‡ Leonard Cohen †Born and Bred2010 [18]
"Hole in the Bottom of My Brain"AJR The Maybe Man 2023 [12]
"Humpty Dumpty"AJR OK Orchestra 2021 [8]
"I Want You Back" ‡ Berry Gordy
Freddie Perren
Alphonso Mizell
Deke Richards †		Born and Bred2010 [18]
"I Won't"AJR The Maybe Man 2022 [12]
"I'm a Believer" ‡ Neil Diamond †Born and Bred2010 [18]
"I'm Not Famous"AJR What Everyone's Thinking 2016 [19]
"I'm Ready"AJR 6foot1 2013 [13]
"I've Just Seen a Face" ‡ John Lennon
Paul McCartney †		Born and Bred2010 [18]
"If U Were Me" ‡AJRBorn and Bred2010 [18]
"Imagine" ‡ John Lennon
Yoko Ono †		Venture2010 [10]
"Inertia"AJR The Maybe Man 2023 [12]
"Infinity"AJRBonus track of 6foot1 2013 [13]
"It's On Us"AJRNon-album single2017
"Joe"AJR OK Orchestra 2021 [8]
"Karma"AJR Neotheater 2019 [11]
"Let the Games Begin"AJRNon-album single2015 [20]
"Livin' on Love"AJRBonus track of 6foot1 2013 [13]
"Location"
(Khalid cover)		 Khalid Robinson
Joshua Scruggs
Austin Mensales
Chris McClenney
Samuel Jimenez
Olatunji Ige
Alfredo Gonzalez
Barjam Kurti†		B-side of "Drama"2017 [21]
"The Lotto"
(with Ingrid Michaelson)		 Ingrid Michaelson † What Everyone's Thinking 2016 [19]
"Maybe Man"AJR The Maybe Man 2023 [12]
"A Moment Like This" ‡AJRVenture2010 [10]
"More Than Friends" ‡AJRAJR2012 [22]
"My Calling"AJR Living Room 2015 [14]
"My Play"AJR OK Orchestra 2020 [8]
"My Very First Love Song" ‡AJRBorn and Bred2010 [18]
"Netflix Trip"AJR The Click 2017 [15]
"Next Up Forever"AJR Neotheater 2019 [11]
"No Grass Today"AJR What Everyone's Thinking 2016 [19]
"Normal"AJR The Click (Deluxe Edition) 2018 [16]
"Nothing in My Way" ‡AJRBorn and Bred2010 [18]
"OK Overture"AJR OK Orchestra 2021 [8]
"Ordinaryish People"
(featuring Blue Man Group)		AJR
Jeff Quay		 OK Orchestra 2021 [8]
"Overture"AJR Living Room 2015 [14]
"Overture"AJR The Click 2017 [15]
"Piano in Your Pocket" ‡AJRBorn and Bred2010 [18]
"Pitchfork Kids"AJR Infinity 2014 [9]
"Pretender"
(Steve Aoki featuring Lil Yachty and AJR)		AJR
Steve Aoki
Lil Yachty 		Neon Future III 2018
"Rainbow Man" ‡AJRBorn and Bred2010 [18]
"Record Player"
(Daisy the Great featuring AJR)		Kelley Dugan
Mina Walker
AJR		All You Need Is Time2021
"Role Models"AJR The Click (Deluxe Edition) 2018 [16]
"Snow" ‡AJRVenture2010 [10]
"Snowglobe" ‡AJRAJR2011 [22]
"Sober Up"
(featuring Rivers Cuomo)		AJR
Rivers Cuomo 		The Click 2017 [15]
"Steve's Going to London"AJR The Maybe Man 2023 [12]
"Thirsty"AJR Living Room 2015 [14]
"Three-Thirty"AJR The Click 2017 [15]
"Too Late"
(Quinn XCII featuring AJR)		 Mikael Temrowski
AJR
Thomas Michel		 The People's Champ 2023
"Touchy Feely Fool"AJR The Maybe Man 2023 [12]
"The Trick"AJR OK Orchestra 2021 [8]
"Turning Out"AJR What Everyone's Thinking 2016 [19]
"Turning Out Pt. ii"AJR Neotheater 2019 [11]
"Turning Out Pt. iii"AJR The Maybe Man 2023 [12]
"Way Less Sad"AJR OK Orchestra 2021 [8]
"We the Cool Kids" ‡AJRAJR2012 [22]
"Weak"AJR What Everyone's Thinking 2016 [19]
"Woody Allen"AJR 6foot1 2013 [13]
"The World is a Marble Heart"AJRAJR2012 [22]
"World's Smallest Violin"AJR OK Orchestra 2021 [8]
"Wow, I'm Not Crazy"AJR Neotheater 2019 [11]
"Yes I'm a Mess"AJR The Maybe Man 2023 [12]
"You Can't Hurry Love" ‡ Brian Holland
Eddie Holland
Lamont Dozier †		Born and Bred2010 [18]

Alternate versions

‡Indicates identical performer to original
List of remixes and alternate recordings, showing title, performer(s), release, and year
TitlePerformer(s)ReleaseYearRef.
"Bang!"
(Acoustic)		AJR ‡Bang! Remixes2020
"Bang!"
(featuring Hayley Kiyoko)
[AhhHaa Remix]		AJR
Hayley Kiyoko
AhhHaa		Non-album single2020 [23]
"Bang!"
(Nathan Dawe Remix)		AJR
Nathan Dawe 		Bang! Remixes2020
"Bang!"
(YouNotUs Remix)		AJR
YouNotUs 		Non-album single2020
"Break My Face"
(Apptronic version)		AJR ‡Non-album single2019 [24]
"Come Hang Out"
(Live Session, Los Angeles, CA, 2017)		AJR ‡Jam in the Van - AJR2017 [25]
"Dear Winter 2.0"AJR ‡Non-album single2019 [26]
" The Good Part "
(Amazon Music Live)		AJR ‡AJR: City Sessions2024 [27]
"I'm Not Famous"
(Live Session, Los Angeles, CA, 2017)		AJR ‡Jam in the Van - AJR2017 [25]
"I'm Ready - Remix by AJR"AJR ‡ Infinity 2014 [9]
"Inertia"
(Acoustic)		AJR ‡ The Maybe Man (Deluxe Edition)2024 [28]
"Pretender"
(Acoustic)		AJR The Click (Deluxe Edition) 2018 [16]
"Pretender"
(Blanke Remix)		 Steve Aoki
Lil Yachty
AJR
Blanke		Pretender (Remixes)2018 [29]
"Pretender"
(Matoma Remix)		 Steve Aoki
Lil Yachty
AJR
Matoma 		Pretender (Remixes)2018 [29]
"Pretender"
(Steve Aoki & Max Styler Remix)		 Steve Aoki
Lil Yachty
AJR
Max Styler		Pretender (Remixes)2018 [29]
"Sober Up"
(Amazon Music Live)		AJRAJR: City Sessions2024 [27]
"Sober Up"
(Party Pupils Remix)		AJR
Rivers Cuomo
Party Pupils 		Sober Up Remix EP2018 [30]
"Sober Up"
(Ryan Riback Remix)		AJR
Rivers Cuomo
Ryan Riback 		Sober Up Remix EP2018 [30]
"Sober Up"
(Steve Aoki Remix)		AJR
Rivers Cuomo
Steve Aoki 		Sober Up Remix EP2018 [30]
"Touchy Feely Fool"
(Amazon Music Live)		AJR ‡AJR: City Sessions2024 [27]
"Way Less Sad"
(Cash Cash Remix)		AJR
Cash Cash 		Non-album single2021 [31]
"Weak"
(Acoustic)		AJR ‡ Weak Remixes EP 2017 [32]
"Weak"
(Cheat Codes Remix)		AJR
Cheat Codes 		Weak Remixes EP 2017 [32]
"Weak"
(Gazzo Remix)		AJR
Gazzo 		Weak Remixes EP 2017 [32]
"Weak"
(Live Session, Los Angeles, CA, 2017)		AJR ‡Jam in the Van - AJR2017 [25]
"Weak"
(Mike D Remix)		AJR
Mike D		 Weak Remixes EP 2017 [32]
"Weak"
(Mike Rizzo Remix)		AJR
Mike Rizzo 		Weak Remixes EP 2017 [32]
"Weak"
(Nicolas Julian Remix)		AJR
Nicolas Julian		Non-album single2023 [33]
"Weak"
(Party Pupils Remix)		AJR
Party Pupils 		Weak Remixes EP 2017 [32]
"Weak"
(Stay Strong Mix)		AJR
Louisa Johnson 		Non-album single2017
"World's Smallest Violin"
(Sped Up)		AJR ‡Non-album single2022 [34]
"Yes I'm a Mess"
(Amazon Music Live)		AJR ‡AJR: City Sessions2024 [27]

Unreleased songs

List of unreleased songs, showing title and details
TitleDetailsRef.
"Around the World"Song heard in clips from Vine. The title is not confirmed.
"A Brand New Day"Presumed writer's demo, with its melody appearing in "Wish You Pain" by Andy Grammer. (where Jack and Ryan Met are credited).
"Enjoy the Show"Song written for a New York City creativity competition in 2016. The track is under two minutes in length. [7]
"Everything"Demo of Netta's "Everything", written alongside Zara Larsson.
"Fake It Till You Make It"Demo of "Yes I'm a Mess", second demo.
"Fisherman"Presumed writer's demo.
"Kill the Joke"Demo of "OK Overture", originally written as a full song before being repurposed. [35]
"Let the Games Begin (Folk Version)"Folk version of "Let the Games Begin".
"Life Ain't Shit"Demo of "2085".
"Lucky Day"Demo of "Yes I'm a Mess", third demo.
"Married on a Hill"Song written during the creation of Living Room (2015). It was performed live in 2013 and 2014, and accidentally published by Warner Music Group multiple times in 2020 before takedown. [36]
"Mercy"Presumed writer's demo.
"One Shot"Song by American Authors, written and produced by Ryan Met.
"Outside"Demo of "Bummerland", composed during the Neotheater World Tour and written during the COVID-19 pandemic. [37] [38]
"Planet"Song made with Quinn XCII.
"Schoolkids"Song written during the creation of AJR (2012).
"So What"Demo of "Yes I'm a Mess", first demo, originally created for OK Orchestra (2021). [39]
"Socks"Demo of "Adventure Is Out There", originally created for Neotheater (2019). [40]
"Staying Up for Love"Demo of Matoma and the Vamps' "Staying Up", featuring Jack singing.
"Student Loans"Demo of "Come Hang Out". [41]
"Way with Words"Song written during the creation of The Maybe Man (2023).
"We're on Our Way"Demo with the same melody as "A Brand New Day".
"Weak (Flipside Remix)"Remix of "Weak". An extended version additionally exists.
"Writer's Block"Demo of "3 O'Clock Things".
"Zoo"Song by Andy Grammer, written and produced by Ryan Met.

See also

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">Come Hang Out</span> 2016 song by AJR

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">Way Less Sad</span> 2021 single by AJR

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">Break My Face</span> 2019 song by AJR

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">World's Smallest Violin</span> 2021 single by AJR

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