List of songs recorded by Tate McRae

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McRae performing at the Fonda Theatre in March 2022 Tate McRae @ Fonda Theatre 03 14 2022 (52297726301).jpg
McRae performing at the Fonda Theatre in March 2022

Canadian singer Tate McRae has recorded songs for two studio albums, two extended plays (EP), and one mixtape, as well as some collaborative projects. She was a trained ballet dancer before starting her musical career. When McRae's dancing footage got deleted from her camera, she instead decided to upload an original song to her YouTube channel. The video got over 36 million views and she received offers from 11 different record labels, signing with RCA Records as they allowed her to pursue dancing and singing careers in parallel. [1] [2] [3] McRae released several singles between 2017 and 2018. [4] Her 2020 debut EP, All the Things I Never Said , was preceded by the singles "Tear Myself Apart", "All My Friends Are Fake", and "Stupid". [5] McRae co-wrote four of its five tracks, and "Tear Myself Apart" was written by Billie Eilish and Finneas O'Connell. [6]

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McRae earned her first Billboard Hot 100 chart entry with the single "You Broke Me First" (2020). [7] It preceded her second EP, Too Young to Be Sad , which was released in March 2021. [4] On her pop and dance-pop debut studio album, I Used to Think I Could Fly (2022), McRae combined "acoustic singer/songwriter balladry and more robustly produced, post-Billie Eilish alt-pop" according to AllMusic's Matt Collar. [8] [9] [10] She described the album, on which she co-wrote all 13 tracks, as "genuinely just my diary entries" and an expression of her "pent-up feelings, or ugly feelings". [11] [12] McRae's pop and R&B second studio album, Think Later , was released in December 2023. [13] [14] She co-wrote all 14 of its tracks, including the singles "Greedy" and "Exes", with Ryan Tedder, among others. [15] [16] [17] McRae has collaborated with other artists, including Tiësto, Ali Gatie, Blackbear, Khalid, Regard, and Troye Sivan. She has also contributed songs to the soundtracks of Tokyo Ghoul:re (2018) and Panic (2021).

Songs

Tiesto and McRae collaborated on "10:35". Tiesto @ Airbeat One 2017.jpg
Tiësto and McRae collaborated on "10:35".
Ryan Tedder has co-written numerous McRae songs. RyanTedderphotocall (cropped).jpg
Ryan Tedder has co-written numerous McRae songs.
McRae has covered "Heather", written by Conan Gray. Conan Gray 2019.png
McRae has covered "Heather", written by Conan Gray.
Billie Eilish co-wrote "Tear Myself Apart". Billie Eilish 2019 by Glenn Francis (cropped) 2.jpg
Billie Eilish co-wrote "Tear Myself Apart".
Blackbear and McRae collaborated on "U Love U". Drink Bleach Blackbear EP (cropped).jpg
Blackbear and McRae collaborated on "U Love U".
Lil Mosey features on "Vicious". Lil Mosey.png
Lil Mosey features on "Vicious".
McRae and Khalid collaborated on "Working". Khalid seoul 2018.jpg
McRae and Khalid collaborated on "Working".
McRae and Troye Sivan collaborated on "You". 2018.06.10 Troye Sivan at Capital Pride w Sony A7III, Washington, DC USA 03462 (42690655572) (cropped).jpg
McRae and Troye Sivan collaborated on "You".
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Name of song, featured performers, writer(s), original release, and year of release
SongArtist(s)Writer(s)Original releaseYearRef.
"?"Tate McRaeTate McRae I Used to Think I Could Fly 2022 [11]
"10:35" Tiësto
featuring Tate McRae
Tate McRae
Tijs Verwest
Scott Harris
Amy Allen
Peter Rycroft
Ryan Tedder
Drive 2022 [18]
"All Day All Night" Myles Erlick
featuring Tate McRae
Russell StrangeME2017 [19]
"All My Friends Are Fake"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Asia Whiteacre
Chris Petronsino
Rob McCurdy
All the Things I Never Said 2019 [6]
"Bad Ones"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Billy Walsh
James Bairian
Louis Castle
Too Young to Be Sad 2021 [20]
"Boy X"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Alexander Glantz
I Used to Think I Could Fly 2022 [11]
"Boys Ain't Shit" Saygrace
featuring Audrey Mika
and Tate McRae
Britten Newbill
Ryan Williamson
Saygrace
Sam Fischer
Non-album single2020 [21]
"Calgary"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Ido Zmishlany
Think Later 2023 [15]
"Can't Get It Out"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Gold Lauren
One Day2018 [22]
"Chaotic"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Victoria Zaro
Greg Kurstin
I Used to Think I Could Fly 2022 [11]
"Cut My Hair"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Ryan Tedder
Amy Allen
Jasper Harris
Grant Boutin
Think Later 2023 [15]
"Darkest Hour"Tate McRae Isabella Summers
Jessica Chalker
Panic (Music From the Amazon Original Series) 2021 [23]
"Distant"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Sean Charles Lew
One Day2018 [22]
"Don't Be Sad"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Jeremy Dussolliet
Larzz Principato
Non-album single2020 [24]
"Don't Come Back"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Lavell Webb
Ryan Vojtesak
Eldra DeBarge
Etterlene DeBarge
William DeBarge
Cornell Haynes Jr.
Jason Epperson
Kaelyn Behr
I Used to Think I Could Fly 2022 [11]
"Drown"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Jordan Orvash
One Day2018 [22]
"Exes"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Ryan Tedder
Tyler Spry
Think Later 2023 [15]
"Feel Like Shit"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Victoria Zaro
Jacob Kasher Hindlin
Russell Chell
I Used to Think I Could Fly 2021 [11]
"Go Away"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Blake Harnage
I Used to Think I Could Fly 2022 [11]
"Grave"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Ryan Tedder
Amy Allen
Andrew DeRoberts
Think Later 2023 [15]
"Greedy"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Amy Allen
Jasper Harris
Ryan Tedder
Think Later 2023 [15]
"Guilty Conscience"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Ryan Tedder
Ilya Salmanzadeh
Savan Kotecha
Amy Allen
Think Later 2023 [15]
"Happy Face"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Elijah Fox-Peck
Remy Gautreau
Paul Daniel
All the Things I Never Said 2020 [6]
"Hard to Find"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Beau Laine Shiminisky
Kristian Alexandrov
One Day2017 [22]
"Hate Myself"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Victoria Zaro
Charlie Puth
Blake Slatkin
I Used to Think I Could Fly 2022 [11]
"Heather" (cover)Tate McRae Conan Gray Non-album single2020 [25]
"Hung Up on You"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Beau Laine Shiminisky
Kristian Alexandrov
One Day2017 [22]
"Hurt My Feelings"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Ryan Tedder
Amy Allen
Jasper Harris
Grant Boutin
Think Later 2023 [15]
"I Still Say Goodnight"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Finneas O'Connell
I Used to Think I Could Fly 2022 [11]
"I'll Be Home for Christmas" (cover)Tate McRae Buck Ram
Kim Gannon
Walter Kent
Non-album single2021 [26]
"I'm So Gone"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Kyle Stemberger
Nikolaos Grivellas
Keegan Bach
I Used to Think I Could Fly 2022 [11]
"Kids Are Alright"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Nathan Levi Fertig
Zachary Scott Poor
Non-album single2019 [27]
"Lie to Me"Tate McRae
and Ali Gatie
Tate McRae
Ali Gatie
Eirik Gjendemsjø
Emily-Madelen Harbakk
Lise Reppe
Manon van Dijk
Marthe E. Strand
Nicolay Øverland
Victor Karlsen
The Idea of Her2020 [28]
"Messier"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Thomas LaRosa
Skyler Stonestreet
Think Later 2023 [15]
"One Day"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Beau Laine Shiminisky
Kristian Alexandrov
One Day2017 [22]
"Plastic Palm Trees"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Greg Kurstin
Sarah Aarons
Think Later 2023 [15]
"R U OK"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Bryan Fryzel
Elizabeth Lowell Boland
Too Young to Be Sad 2020 [20]
"Remembering" Yutaka Yamada
featuring Tate McRae
Yutaka Yamada 東京喰種トーキョーグール:re Original Soundtrack 2018 [29]
"Rubberband"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Andrew Goldstein
Jacob Kasher Hindlin
Natalie Solomon
Victoria Zaro
Too Young to Be Sad 2021 [20]
"Run for the Hills"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Ryan Tedder
Amy Allen
Jasper Harris
Grant Boutin
Think Later 2023 [15]
"She's All I Wanna Be"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Greg Kurstin
I Used to Think I Could Fly 2022 [11]
"Shoulder to Shoulder"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Jocelyn Alice
Ryan Marshall
One Day2018 [22]
"Slip"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Nathan Levi Fertig
Zachary Scott Poor
One Day2019 [22]
"Slower"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Nolan Lambroza
Russell Chell
Zack Zadek
Zoe Moss
Too Young to Be Sad 2021 [20]
"Stay Done"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Ido Zmishlany
Delacey
Think Later 2023 [15]
"Stupid"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Jeremy Dussolliet
Lauren Frawley
Russell Chell
Larzz Principato
Tim Sommers
Bleta Rexha
Justin Tranter
Jussi Karvinen
Meredith Brooks
Shelly Peiken
All the Things I Never Said 2019 [6]
"Tear Myself Apart"Tate McRae Billie Eilish O'Connell
Finneas O'Connell
Eric Palmquist
All the Things I Never Said 2019 [6]
"Teenage Mind"Tate McRaeTate McRaeOne Day2018 [22]
"That Way"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Skyler Stonestreet
Nick Monson
All the Things I Never Said 2020 [6]
"Think Later"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Ryan Tedder
Amy Allen
Jasper Harris
Grant Boutin
Think Later 2023 [15]
"U Love U" Blackbear
and Tate McRae
Tate McRae
Andrew Goldstein
Joe Kirkland
Matthew Musto
Misery Lake2021 [30]
"Uh Oh"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Ali Tamposi
Billy Walsh
Louis Bell
Non-album single2022 [31]
"Vicious"Tate McRae
featuring Lil Mosey
Tate McRae
James Abrahart
Lathan Echols
Mark Nilan
Victoria Zaro
Non-album single2020 [32]
"Want That Too"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Ryan Tedder
Amy Allen
Jasper Harris
Tyler Spry
Think Later 2023 [15]
"We're Not Alike"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Rob Bisel
Delacey
Think Later 2023 [15]
"What Would You Do?"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Alexander Glantz
Charlie Puth
Blake Slatkin
I Used to Think I Could Fly 2022 [11]
"What's Your Problem?"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Jeremy Dussolliet
Jackson Foote
I Used to Think I Could Fly 2022 [11]
"Wish I Loved You in the 90s"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Greg Kurstin
Maureen McDonald
Too Young to Be Sad 2021 [20]
"Working"Tate McRae
and Khalid
Tate McRae
Joel Little
Khalid Robinson
Sarah Aarons
Non-album single2021 [33]
"You" Regard,
Troye Sivan
and Tate McRae
Tate McRae
Regard
Troye Sivan
Frederik Castenschiold Eichen
Koda
Sakima
Tom Mann
Non-album single2021 [34]
"You Broke Me First"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Victoria Zaro
Blake Harnage
Too Young to Be Sad 2020 [20]
"You're So Cool"Tate McRaeTate McRae
Billy Walsh
Ali Tamposi
Louis Bell
Omer Fedi
I Used to Think I Could Fly 2022 [11]

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