American singer, rapper and songwriter DEV has recorded material for two studio album, three extended plays, and has been featured on several songs on other artists' respective albums. She has also recorded successful songs that have been released as non-album promotional singles, some of which have been released freely on the web.
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‡ | Indicates confirmed song but never released |
• | Indicates song with non-English lyrics |
Song | Artist(s) | Writer(s) | Album(s) | Year |
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"#1" | Dev featuring Nef The Pharaoh | Dev Lil Aaron | — | 2016 |
"2Nite" # | The Cataracs featuring Dev | The Cataracs Dev | Songs We Sung In Showers | 2009 |
"A1" # | Bobby Brackins featuring Dev | Bobby Brackins Dev | Live Good 5 - The EP | 2010 |
"Aftershock" | Max Styler featuring Dev | Max Styler Dev | Aftershock - EP | 2015 |
"All I Wanna Do" | Dev | Dev | I Only See You When I'm Dreamin' | 2017 |
"Baby, We Go" | Dev | Dev | Bittersweet July | 2014 |
"Backseat" † | New Boyz featuring Dev and The Cataracs | New Boyz Dev The Cataracs | Too Cool To Care | 2011 |
"Bass Down Low" † | Dev featuring The Cataracs | Dev The Cataracs | The Night The Sun Came Up | 2010 |
"Booty Bounce" # | Dev | Dev The Cataracs | — | 2010 |
"Break Ya Back" # | Timbaland featuring Dev | Timbaland Dev | — | 2013 |
"Breathe" | Dev | Dev The Cataracs | The Night The Sun Came Up | 2011 |
"Bright Shiny Things" | Pace featuring Dev | Pace | Electromatic EP | 2011 |
"Celebrate The Weekend" | Dev | Dev | Bittersweet July Pt 2 | 2014 |
"Come At Me" # | The Cataracs featuring Dev | Raye Dev MNDR Sarah Hudson | I Only See You When I'm Dreamin' | 2017 |
"Crazy Talk" | Dev | Dev | — | 2012 |
"Dancefloor" † | The Pack featuring Dev | The Pack Dev Young L | Wolfpack Party | 2010 |
"Dancing Shoes" | Dev | Dev The Cataracs | The Night The Sun Came Up | 2011 |
"Danse" † • | Mia Martina featuring Dev | Mia Martina Dev Adam Alexander | Mia Martina | 2013 |
"Darkest Days (Apocalypse 2014)" | Arno Cost & Norman Dorey featuring Dev | Arno Cost & Norman Dorey Dev | — | 2014 |
"Don't Hurt It" • | Dev featuring Timbaland | Dev Timbaland The Cataracs | The Night The Sun Came Up | 2012 |
"Don't Say That Word" | Dev | Dev The Cataracs | — | 2008 |
"Electric Walk" † | Nytrix featuring Dev | Dev | — | 2015 |
"Everything I Do" | Dev | Dev NanosauR | Not All Love Songs Have To Be So Sad | 2014 |
"Everywhere" | Boi & Dev | Dev Karlos Brown | — | 2015 |
"Feel It" | Dev | Dev | Bittersweet July | 2014 |
"Fireball" # | Dev | Dev The Cataracs | — | 2009 |
"Getaway" | Dev | Dev The Cataracs | The Night The Sun Came Up | 2011 |
"Gimmie Some" | Dev | Dev ‡ | Bittersweet July Pt 2 | 2014 |
"Heatstroke" | Dev | Dev The Cataracs | — | — |
"Here We Are" | Dev | Dev NanosauR | Not All Love Songs Have To Be So Sad | 2014 |
"Hey Hey Hey (Pop Another Bottle)" † | Laurent Wéry featuring Dev and Swift K.I.D. | Laurent Wéry Dev K. Snelle A.K. Jermaine | — | 2011 |
"Hey Ricky" † | NERVO featuring Kreayshawn, Dev, Alisa | NERVO Dev Kreayshawn Alisa | Collateral | 2015 |
"Honey Dip" † | Dev | Dev The Cataracs | Bittersweet July | 2014 |
"Hotter Than Fire" † | Eric Saade featuring Dev | Eric Saade J-Son Jason Gill | Saade Vol. 2 | 2011 |
"How I Want Ya" | Thames featuring Dev | Dev Thames | — | 2015 |
"Hustle Like A Lady" | Dev | Dev | — | 2010 |
"I Just Wanna F" | David Guetta and Afrojack featuring Dev and Timbaland | The Cataracs Nick van de Wall Jacob Luttrell Amy Kaup Jessica Sarangay | Nothing But The Beat | 2011 |
"I Like To Party (The Cataracs Remix)" | Samantha Marq featuring Dev | Samantha Marq Dev | — | 2011 |
"I Say Hella" | Bobby Brackins featuring Dev | Bobby Brackins Dev | — | 2009 |
"In Depth Perception" | Jamie's Elsewhere featuring Dev | Jamie's Elsewhere | Rebel-Revive | 2014 |
"In My Trunk" # | Dev featuring 2 Chainz | Dev The Cataracs 2 Chainz | The Night The Sun Came Up | 2012 |
"In The Dark" † | Dev | Dev The Cataracs | The Night The Sun Came Up | 2011 |
"It Goes (The Whistle Song)" | Time Takers featuring Dev & Tinchy Stryder | Time Takers Dev Tinchy Stryder | — | 2011 |
"Leave Me Alone" | Dev | Dev | — | 2013 |
"Just Another Day" | Dev | Dev The Cataracs | — | 2009 |
"Just In Time (4 Summertime)" | Marty James featuring Dev | Marty James Dev | — | 2011 |
"Kalifornia Look Good" | Ya Boy featuring Dev | Ya Boy featuring Dev | Kalifornia Konvict Mixtape | 2011 |
"Kids" | Dev | Dev | Bittersweet July | 2014 |
"Killer" | Dev | The Cataracs | The Night The Sun Came Up | 2011 |
"Kiss It" † | Dev featuring Sage the Gemini | Dev Sage the Gemini | — | 2013 |
"Kiss My Lips" | Dev featuring Fabolous | Dev The Cataracs Fabolous | The Night The Sun Came Up | 2012 |
"Knockin'" | Travis Barker featuring Dev, Snoop Dogg, Ludacris & E-40 | Dev Snoop Dogg Ludacris E-40 | Give The Drummer Some | 2011 |
"Late Night" | Dev | Dev NanosauR | Not All Love Songs Have To Be So Sad | 2014 |
"Lightspeed" # | Dev | Dev The Cataracs | The Night The Sun Came Up | 2011 |
"Like A G6" † | Far East Movement featuring Dev | Dev The Cataracs Far East Movement | Free Wired | 2010 |
"Love Letter" † | Shwayze featuring Dev and The Cataracs | Shwayze Dev The Cataracs | Love Stoned Mixtape | 2011 |
"Lowkey" † | Dev | Dev NanosauR Lil Aaron | — | 2016 |
"Lying Next To Me" | Dev | Dev The Cataracs | — | 2011 |
"Make The Wall Sweat" | Jai'ded Jordan featuring The Cataracs & Dev | Jai'ded Jordan featuring The Cataracs & Dev | — | 2010 |
"Maria" | NanosauR featuring Dev | Dev NanosauR | — | 2010 |
"Mary" | 2AM Club featuring Dev | Dev 2AM Club | Moon Tower | 2012 |
"Me" | Dev | Dev The Cataracs | The Night The Sun Came Up | 2010 |
"Mobbin" # | Bobby Brackins featuring Dev | Bobby Brackins Dev | — | 2011 |
"Monster" | Dev | Dev The Cataracs | — | 2010 |
"Mr. Lover" | DJ Carnage featuring Killagraham & Dev | DJ Carnage Dev | — | 2013 |
"Naked" † | Dev & Enrique Iglesias | Dev The Cataracs Enrique Iglesias | The Night The Sun Came Up | 2011 |
"Paradise" | Rich Boy featuring Lil Hick & Dev | Rich Boy Lil Hick | — | 2015 |
"Parade" † | Dev | Dev | Bittersweet July Pt 2 | 2015 |
"Perfect Match" | Dev | Dev The Cataracs | The Night The Sun Came Up | 2011 |
"Play It On The Radio" | Aaron Smith featuring The Cataracs & Dev | Aaron Smith The Cataracs Dev | — | 2010 |
"Polka Dots" | The Cataracs featuring Dev | Dev The Cataracs | Lingerie EP | 2008 |
"Real Girls" | Nostalgix featuring Dev | Star City EP | 2024 | |
"Ring My Bell" | Donnis featuring Dev | Donnis Dev | — | 2011 |
"Serpentine (Remix)" | Spadez featuring Campa & Dev | The Cataracs | The Produce Section | 2015 |
"Sex On The Beach" | The Pack featuring Dev | Dev The Cataracs | Wolfpack Party | 2010 |
"Shadows" | Dev | Dev The Cataracs | The Night The Sun Came Up | 2011 |
"She Makes Me Wanna" † | JLS featuring Dev | JLS BeatGeek Jimmy Joker Teddy Sky | Jukebox | 2011 |
"Stay Awake" | Dev | Dev The Cataracs | — | — |
"Sunrise" † | The Cataracs featuring Dev | Dev The Cataracs | — | 2011 |
"Take Her From You" # | Dev | Dev The Cataracs | The Night The Sun Came Up | 2011 |
"Talking Hundreds" | Jeremy Green featuring Dev and Fatman Scoop | Dev Fatman Scoop | — | 2013 |
"Thank You" | The Cataracs featuring Dev | Dev The Cataracs | — | 2012 |
"That Lean" | Borgore featuring Dev and Carnage | Dev Borgore Carnage | Legend | 2013 |
"The Gun" | Cash Cash featuring Trinidad James, Dev & Chrish | Cash Cash Dev Trinidad James | Blood, Sweat & 3 Years | 2016 |
"The Night Is Young" | Dev | Dev | Bittersweet July Pt 2 | 2014 |
"The One (Part Of Me)" | Dev | Katy Perry | Not All Love Songs Have To Be So Sad | 2014 |
"Top Of The World" † | Dev | Dev The Cataracs | — | 2011 |
"Turn The World On" † | Static Revenger featuring Dev | Static Revenger | — | 2012 |
"We Came To Smash (In a Black Tuxedo)" | Martin Solveig featuring Dev | Dev Martin Solveig Julien Jabre | Smash | 2011 |
"We Rock It" † | Sander Kleinenberg featuring Dev | Dev The Cataracs | — | 2016 |
"Who Needs A Heart" | Dev | Dev | Bittersweet July | 2014 |
"Who's That Boy" | Demi Lovato featuring Dev | Dev Ryan Tedder Noel Zancanella | Unbroken | 2011 |
"You Want Me" | Dev | Dev | Bittersweet July Pt 2 | 2014 |
"Your Favorite" | T. Mills featuring Dev | Dev T. Mills | Ready, Fire, Aim! | 2010 |
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