This is a list of songs recorded by Lucky Chops.
Title | Single / EP / Album | Year | Writer(s) | Cover of | Notes |
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A/B Jam | Virtue and Vice Sessions, Vol. 1 | 2018 | - | I'll Fly Away/Heart of Glass (song)/Turn the Beat Around/Say You'll Be There | |
Arvory | Single / New Day | 2022 | Josh Holcomb | Released as a single initially, also featured on New Day | |
Arvory (Live) | Virtue & Vice Sessions, Vol. 3 (Live) | 2024 | Josh Holcomb | Arvory (Lucky Chops) | |
Battle Hymn | 2014 | 2020 | - | Battle Hymn of the Republic | Initially recorded in 2014; released in 2020 |
Behroozi | NYC | 2016 | Josh Holcomb | ||
Best Things | Single / 2016 World Tour | 2016 | Josh Holcomb | Recorded earlier, but featured on the world tour CD. | |
Bourbon Street Parade | 2014 | 2020 | - | Bourbon Street Parade | Initially recorded in 2014; released in 2020 |
Brian's Melody | 2014 | 2020 | Raphael Buyo | Initially recorded in 2014; released in 2020 | |
Buyo | Single / 2016 World Tour | 2016 | Group Composition | Buyo (Lucky Chops) | Recorded earlier, but featured on the world tour CD. |
Buyo | 2014 | 2020 | Group Composition | Initially recorded in 2014; released in 2020 | |
Buyo (Take 1) | 2014 | 2020 | Group Composition | Initially recorded in 2014; released in 2020 | |
ChopsQuest 2.0 | New Day | 2022 | Josh Holcomb | ||
ChopsQuest 2.0 (Live) | Virtue & Vice Sessions, Vol. 3 (Live) | 2024 | Josh Holcomb | ChopsQuest 2.0 (Lucky Chops) | |
Coco - Live | Live at Virtue and Vice Studio / 2016 World Tour | 2015 | Josh Holcomb | ||
Coco (Live In New Jersey) | Virtue & Vice Sessions, Vol. 3 (Live) | 2024 | Josh Holcomb | Coco (Lucky Chops) | |
Coco (Studio Version) | Virtue & Vice Sessions, Vol. 3 (Live) | 2024 | Josh Holcomb | Coco (Lucky Chops) | |
D20 | Virtue and Vice Sessions, Vol. 1 | 2018 | Daro Behroozi | ||
Dance Night | Lucky Chops | 2019 | Joshua Gawel | ||
Danza 2016 | Single / 2016 World Tour | 2016 | - | Danza 2014 (Lucky Chops) | Recorded earlier, but featured on the world tour CD. |
Danza 2014 | 2014 | 2020 | - | Danza Kuduro / Eye of the Tiger | Initially recorded in 2014; released in 2020 |
Daro and Charles' Magnificent Journey | Virtue and Vice Sessions, Vol. 1 | 2018 | Group Composition | ||
Don't Let Me Down | Single | 2023 | - | Don't Let Me Down | |
Don't Let Me Down (Live) | Virtue & Vice Sessions, Vol. 3 (Live) | 2024 | - | Don't Let Me Down (Lucky Chops) | |
Familiar Places | Lucky Chops | 2019 | Joshua Gawel | ||
Flyway | Lucky Chops | 2019 | Josh Holcomb | ||
Flyway (Studio Version) | Virtue and Vice Sessions, Vol. 2 | 2020 | Josh Holcomb | ||
For Connie | Walter | 2017 | Daro Behroozi | ||
Full Heart Fancy | Single / Lucky Chops | 2019 | Daro Behroozi | Released as a single initially, also featured on Lucky Chops | |
Full Heart Fancy (Bonus Track) (Studio Version) | Virtue and Vice Sessions, Vol. 2 | 2020 | Daro Behroozi | Featuring Grace Kelly, Sunny Jain, and Jesse Chevan. | |
Funkytown/I Feel Good | NYC | 2016 | - | Funkytown / I Got You (I Feel Good) | |
Going Home | Virtue and Vice Sessions, Vol. 1 | 2018 | - | Going Home (Lucky Chops) | Initially recorded in 2014; released in 2020 |
Going Home | 2014 | 2020 | - | Going Home (Christian Funeral Hymn) | |
Halfway to the Hudson | Lucky Chops | 2019 | Daro Behroozi | ||
Halfway to the Hudson (Studio Version) | Virtue and Vice Sessions, Vol. 2 | 2020 | Daro Behroozi | ||
Hello | Single / 2016 World Tour | 2016 | - | Hello | Recorded earlier, but featured on the world tour CD. |
Helter Skelter | Single / Walter | 2017 | - | Helter Skelter | Recorded earlier, but featured on the Walter EP. |
Hey Soul Sister | 2014 | 2020 | - | Hey, Soul Sister | Initially recorded in 2014; released in 2020 |
Home Fire | New Day | 2022 | Joshua Gawel | ||
Home In The Sky | New Day | 2022 | Josh Holcomb | ||
Hoodoos at Sunrise | Virtue and Vice Sessions, Vol. 1 | 2018 | Daro Behroozi | ||
I Want You Back | NYC | 2016 | - | I Want You Back | |
I Want You Back (Live) | Single / Virtue & Vice Sessions, Vol. 3 (Live) | 2024 | - | I Want You Back (Lucky Chops) | Released as a single initially, also featured on Virtue & Vice 3 |
I'll Fly Away | NYC | 2016 | - | I'll Fly Away | |
I'm Not the Only One | NYC | 2016 | - | I'm Not the Only One | |
It'd Be Nice | New Day | 2022 | Joshua Gawel | ||
It's Not Goodbye | Lucky Chops | 2019 | Daro Behroozi | ||
It's Not Goodbye (Studio Version) | Virtue and Vice Sessions, Vol. 2 | 2020 | Daro Behroozi | ||
Kyle n' Paul | New Day | 2022 | Daro Behroozi | Played in tours years prior, officially released in 2022 | |
LC Full Blast | New Day | 2022 | Josh Holcomb | ||
LC Full Blast (Live) | Virtue & Vice Sessions, Vol. 3 (Live) | 2024 | Josh Holcomb | ||
Lean on Me | 2014 | 2020 | - | Lean on Me (song) | Initially recorded in 2014; released in 2020 |
Memories | Lucky Chops | 2019 | Josh Holcomb | ||
Memories (Studio Version) | Virtue and Vice Sessions, Vol. 2 | 2020 | Josh Holcomb | ||
Miami | NYC | 2016 | Josh Holcomb | ||
Mo' Momo! | Lucky Chops | 2019 | Raphael Buyo | ||
Moonlight Serenade | NYC | 2016 | - | Moonlight Serenade | |
My Girl | NYC | 2016 | - | My Girl (The Temptations song) | |
My No. 1 | Single / New Day | 2022 | Daro Behroozi | Released as a single initially, also featured on New Day | |
My No. 1 (Live) | Virtue & Vice Sessions, Vol. 3 (Live) | 2024 | Daro Behroozi | My No. 1 (Lucky Chops) | |
Next to You | NYC | 2016 | Josh Holcomb | ||
Next To You (Clarinets Version) | Virtue & Vice Sessions, Vol. 3 (Live) | 2024 | Josh Holcomb | Next to You (Lucky Chops) | |
New Day | New Day | 2022 | Daro Behroozi | ||
New Day (Live) | Single / Virtue & Vice Sessions, Vol. 3 (Live) | 2024 | Daro Behroozi | New Day (Lucky Chops) | Released as a single initially, also featured on Virtue & Vice 3 |
Pizza Day | Lucky Chops | 2019 | Josh Holcomb | ||
Pizza Day (Studio Version) | Virtue and Vice Sessions, Vol. 2 | 2020 | Josh Holcomb | ||
Problem | NYC | 2016 | - | Problem (song) | |
Stand | Walter | 2017 | Daro Behroozi | ||
Stand By Me (Live) | Virtue & Vice Sessions, Vol. 3 (Live) | 2024 | - | Stand by Me (Ben E. King song) | |
Temple of Boom | Walter | 2017 | Group Composition | ||
The Dancing Babies | Lucky Chops | 2019 | Josh Holcomb | ||
The Dancing Babies (Studio Version) | Virtue and Vice Sessions, Vol. 2 | 2020 | Josh Holcomb | ||
These Tears | Virtue and Vice Sessions, Vol. 1 | 2018 | Daro Behroozi | ||
Traveler | Lucky Chops | 2019 | Joshua Gawel | ||
Traveler (Studio Version) | Virtue and Vice Sessions, Vol. 2 | 2020 | Joshua Gawel | ||
Traveler II: The Path | New Day | 2022 | Joshua Gawel | ||
Walter Jam | Walter | 2017 | Group Arrangement | ||
Without You (4 Tonite) | Single / 2016 World Tour | 2015 | Daro Behroozi | Recorded earlier, but featured on the world tour CD. | |
Without You (4 Tonite) (Live) | Virtue & Vice Sessions, Vol. 3 (Live) | 2024 | Daro Behroozi | Without You (4 Tonite) (Lucky Chops) |
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