Maverick Sabre discography

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Maverick Sabre discography
Studio albums4
EPs2
Singles18
Featured singles19

The discography of English-Irish vocalist/rapper Maverick Sabre consists of four studio albums, one mixtape, one extended play and eighteen singles (and an additional nineteen as a featured artist).

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Sabre released his debut single, "Let Me Go" in the United Kingdom on 22 July 2011. The track peaked at number sixteen on the UK chart, also reaching number twenty-seven and number thirty-eight on the Scottish chart and Irish chart respectively. The release was succeeded by second single, "I Need", which was released on 4 November 2011. The track saw Sabre achieve a second consecutive top twenty hit, peaking at number eighteen in the UK; also reaching number twenty-four and number forty in Scotland and Ireland. The singer's debut studio album, Lonely Are the Brave , was released on 6 February 2012—debuting at number two in the UK and Scotland and number three in Ireland. The album was preceded by the release of a third single, "No One", which peaked at number fifty in the UK. [1] [2] [3]

The singer has also appeared as a featured artist on two occasions, the first on British rapper Professor Green's single "Jungle", taken from the album Alive Till I'm Dead (2010). The track was released on 3 January 2011 in the UK, peaking at number thirty-one. Sabre also appeared alongside Green on True Tiger's "In the Air", which, having been released on 22 June 2011, peaked at number fifty-two. [1]

Albums

Studio albums

TitleDetailsPeak chart positions Certifications
UK
[1] 		IRL
[2] 		SCO
[4]
Lonely Are the Brave 232
Innerstanding
  • Released: 30 October 2015
  • Label: Mercury
  • Formats: Digital download, CD
4173—
When I Wake Up
  • Released: 22 March 2019 [8]
  • Label: FAMM
  • Formats: Digital download, CD
463562
Don't Forget to Look Up
  • Released: 28 January 2022 [9]
  • Label: FAMM
  • Formats: Digital download, CD
———

Mixtapes

TitleDetails
Travelling Man
  • Released: 25 November 2010

Extended plays

TitleDetails
The Lost Words
You Know How It Feels
  • Released: 24 July 2020 [11] [12]
  • Label: FAMM
  • Format: Digital download

Singles

As lead artist

TitleYearPeak chart positions Certifications Album
UK
[1] 		IRL
[2] 		SCO
[3]
"Let Me Go"2011163827Lonely Are the Brave
"I Need"183224
"No One"201250——
"I Used to Have It All"———
"These Days"———
"Emotion (Ain't Nobody)"[ citation needed ]2014152——Non-album single
"Walk Into the Sun"[ citation needed ]2015———Innerstanding
"Come Fly Away"[ citation needed ]———
"Follow the Leader" [13]
(with George the Poet featuring Jorja Smith)		2018———Non-album single
"Drifting" [14] ———When I Wake Up
"Her Grace" [15]
(featuring Chronixx)		———
"Slow Down" [16]
(featuring Jorja Smith)		2019———
  • BPI: Silver [6]
"Glory"———
"Lonely Side of Life" [17] 2020———Non-album single
"Through It All"
(with DJ Zinc)		———Friends and Fam
"Push on Thru"
(with Brady Watt and Ras Kass)		———Non-album single
"Don't You Know by Now"———You Know How It Feels (EP)
"Signs" [18] ———
"Not Easy Love"
(featuring Demae)		2021———Don't Forget to Look Up
"Walk These Days"———
"Good Man"2022———
"—" denotes a single that did not chart, or was not released in that territory.
TitleYearPeak chart positions Certifications Album
UK
[1] 		AUS
[19]
"Jungle"
(Professor Green featuring Maverick Sabre)		201131—
  • BPI: Silver [6]
Alive Till I'm Dead
"In the Air"
(True Tiger featuring Professor Green & Maverick Sabre)		52——
"Turn Back"
(K Koke featuring Maverick Sabre)		201270—I Ain't Perfect
"Won't Let You Down"
(Hilltop Hoods featuring Maverick Sabre)		2014—17 Walking Under Stars
"Live and Let Go"[ citation needed ]
(Hilltop Hoods featuring Maverick Sabre and Brother Ali)		2015—78
"Rolling With Me (I Got Love)"
(SoulCircuit featuring Maverick Sabre)		——Non-album single
"Trouble" [20]
(Sub Focus and Rudimental featuring Chronixx and Maverick Sabre)		2017——
"All Love"[ citation needed ]
(Paul Alwright featuring Maverick Sabre)		2018——Hungry
"Call Me"[ citation needed ]
(Shy FX featuring Maverick Sabre)		——Raggamuffin Soundtape
"Coloured Souls" [21]
(Natty & the Rebelship featuring Maverick Sabre)		——Non-album singles
"Brother, Why You Gotta Love Her" [22]
(Liam Bailey featuring Maverick Sabre)		——Brand New
"They Don't Care About Us" [23]
(Rudimental featuring Maverick Sabre & YEBBA)		—— Toast to Our Differences
"Sell My Soul"
(Sigma featuring Maverick Sabre) [24] 		2019——Hope
"Young Kings & Queens"
(Foreign Beggars featuring Maverick Sabre and Mali Hayes)		——Matriarchy
"In-between"
(Lily Moore featuring Maverick Sabre) [25] 		——More Moore Mixtape
"Alchemy"
(Manik MC featuring Maverick Sabre)		2020——Concrete Clouds
"Save Me Now"
(DRS & Vangeliez featuring Maverick Sabre)		——Light Language
"Uneven Lives"
(Ocean Wisdom featuring Maverick Sabre) [26] 		2021——TBA
"Casio"
(Kojaque featuring Maverick Sabre) [27] 		——Town's Dead
"—" denotes a single that did not chart, or was not released in that territory.

Promotional singles

SingleYearAlbum
"I Can Never Be" [28] [lower-alpha 1] 2012Lonely Are the Brave

Guest appearances

YearTitleAlbumArtist
2010"Afraid"[ citation needed ]Middle ClassJermicide & Danny Diggs
"Where We Go"[ citation needed ]
"Still With Me"[ citation needed ]Jermicide, Danny Diggs & Johnny Roulette
2011"Fire In Your Eyes"[ citation needed ] No More Idols Chase & Status
2013"My Yout"[ citation needed ] Summer Knights EP Joey Badass
2014"Coming Home"[ citation needed ]Sirens Gorgon City
2015"On & On"[ citation needed ] B4.Da.$$ Joey Badass, Dyemond Lewis
"Broken Promises"[ citation needed ]Life Sigma
"Holdin' That"[ citation needed ]Believe & Achieve: Episode 1 - EP Chip
"Weigh Up X Positive"[ citation needed ]Believe & Achieve: Episode 2 - EP
2016"(I Need) Something Good"[ citation needed ]The Night I Went To... Rockie Fresh
"Normal"[ citation needed ]One TimePotter Payper
"Made in Love"[ citation needed ]Thinking Out LoudHaze
"Carry Me Home"[ citation needed ]Project 11 Jorja Smith
"Blow Your Mind"[ citation needed ]The Devil In Devlin
2018"Intro"[ citation needed ]FFF PRISON K Koke
"Far Away"[ citation needed ]Facts Not Fiction Kamakaze
"Separation" [29] B. Inspired Bugzy Malone
2019"Roll Out"La VernaSkins Corleone
"No Pain" [30] Toast to Our Differences Rudimental, Kojey Radical, Kabaka Pyramid
"Lost to the Streets"Nobody Cares Till Everybody DoesKofi Stone
"Worth It"Iona Klashnekoff
"Long Live Palestine 3"Soundtrack to the Struggle 2 Lowkey, Frankie Boyle, Ken Loach, Chakabars, Khaled Siddiq, Mai Khalil
2020"Get to My Dreams, Pt. 2"Ld50, Pt. 3Lethal Dialect
"Reaction" Dark Matter CamelPhat, DEL-30
2021"Anywhere But Here"Anywhere But Here Nyck Caution, Alex Mali
2022"Let It Go" Noughty by Nature Digga D
"Together" Reason to Smile Kojey Radical

Music videos

SongYearDirectorReference
"Sometimes"2009AlphaOne [31]
"Jungle" (with Professor Green)2010Henry Scholfield [32]
"Look What I've Done"2011— [33]
"In the Air" (with True Tiger + Professor Green) [lower-alpha 2] Sam Pilling [34]
"Let Me Go"— [35]
"I Need"— [36]
"No One"2012— [37]
"Walk Into the Sun"2015— [38]
"Come Fly Away"— [39]

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References

Footnotes

  1. ↑ The single "I Can Never Be" was selected as iTunes Single of the Week for the week beginning January 16, 2012 and was released accordingly.
  2. ↑ Maverick Sabre did not appear in the music video for "In the Air", though he is credited as a featured artist.

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  3. 1 2 Peak positions for singles in Scotland:
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