Yuna discography

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Yuna discography
Yuna (singer).jpg
Yuna performing in 2010.
Studio albums4
EPs6
Live albums2
Singles32
Music videos43
Remix albums1
Promotional singles1

The discography of Malaysian singer-songwriter Yuna consists of four international studio albums, three Malaysian albums, six EPs, 32 international single releases, and 43 music videos.

Contents

Yuna was eventually discovered in the US by the Indie-Pop record label and management company. They flew out to Malaysia to convince her to sign with them and then proceeded to get her a deal with Fader Label in February 2011. In the US, she released her first EP, Decorate, in March of the same year. On April 24, 2012, Yuna released her self-titled international debut album, Yuna , which peaked at number 19 on Billboard's Heatseekers Albums charts in the US. The lead single, "Live Your Life", produced by Grammy Award-winning artist Pharrell Williams, reached number 37 on Billboard's Heatseekers Songs charts. Her second international album, Nocturnal , was released in October 2013, preceded by the lead single, "Rescue".

In May 2016, her third album, Chapters , was released, featuring guest appearances from Usher and Jhené Aiko. Her breakout single from the album, "Crush" featuring Usher, peaked at number 3 on Billboard's Adult R&B charts in the US. As of December 2016, Chapters had been selected by Billboard in 7th place of its 2016 Critics' Picks for Best R&B Album, [1] and was subsequently nominated in the Top 20 Best R&B Albums of 2016 by the Rolling Stone magazine. Yuna's latest album, Rouge , was released in July 2019. She has also contributed to several soundtrack albums throughout her career.

Albums

Studio albums

International releases

List of international studio albums, showing details and selected chart positions
TitleAlbum detailsPeak chart positionsSales
US R&B/HH
[2] 		US R&B
[3] 		US Heat
[4] 		DEN
[5] 		BRA
Yuna
  • Released: April 24, 2012
  • Label: Fader Label
  • Format: CD, LP, digital download
——193287
Nocturnal
  • Released: October 29, 2013
  • Label: Verve
  • Format: CD, LP, digital download
——27——
Chapters
  • Released: May 20, 2016 [6]
  • Label: Verve
  • Format: CD, LP, digital download
1685——
Rouge ——18——
Y5
  • Released: November 11, 2022
  • Label: Independent Co., Yuna Room Records
  • Format: CD, LP, digital download
—————

Malaysian releases

List of Malaysian studio albums, showing details and track listing
TitleAlbum detailsTrack listing
Decorate
List
      1. "Gadis Semasa"
      2. "These Streets"
      3. "Penakut"
      4. "Fireworks"
      5. "Rocket"
      6. "Random Awesome"
      7. "Permission"
      8. "Cinta Sempurna"
      9. "Decorate"
      10. "Super Something"
      11. "Dan Sebenarnya" (Hidden track)
Terukir Di Bintang
  • Released: January 7, 2012 (MY)
  • Label: Yuna Room
  • Distributor: FMC Music
  • Format: CD, digital download
List
      1. "Sparkle"
      2. "Photo of You"
      3. "Memo"
      4. "KL Kita" (featuring Qi Razali)
      5. "Terukir Di Bintang"
      6. "Coffee"
      7. "Someone Out of Town"
      8. "Fears and Frustrations"
Material
  • Released: May 5, 2015 (MY) [7]
  • Label: Yuna Room
  • Distributor: FMC Music
  • Format: CD, digital download
List
      1. "Material"
      2. "Lautan"
      3. "Bicara"
      4. "Sayang"
      5. "Langit"
      6. "Lelaki"
      7. "Dan Sebenarnya"

Live albums

List of live albums, showing title, date released, labels and track listing
TitleAlbum detailsTrack listing
Live at Istana Budaya
List
      1. "Decorate"
      2. "Favourite Thing"
      3. "Coffee"
      4. "Gelora Jiwa"
      5. "Dan Sebenarnya"
      6. "Terfikir Di Bintang"
      7. "Remember My Name"
      8. "Deeper Conversation"
      9. "Musician"
      10. "I Wanna Go"
      11. "Fears and Frustrations"
      12. "Young"
      13. "Lullabies"
      14. "Penakut"
      15. "Lelaki"
Spotify Sessions
(Live From Spotify Singapore)
List
      1. "Mountains"
      2. "Falling"
      3. "I Want You Back"
      4. "Rescue"
      5. "Hold On, We're Going Home" (Drake Cover)

Remix albums

List of remix albums, showing title, date released, labels and track listing
TitleAlbum detailsTrack listing
Lullabies (Single & Remixes)
  • Released: May 6, 2014 [11] [12]
  • Label: Fader Label
  • Format: Digital download
List
      1. "Lullabies"
      2. "Lullabies" (Adventure Club Remix)
      3. "Lullabies" (Jim-E Stack Remix)

Extended plays

List of extended plays, showing title, date released, labels and track listing
TitleDetailsTrack listing
Demo
  • Released: March 7, 2008 (MY)
  • Label: Yuna Room
  • Format: CD
List
      1. "Deeper Conversation"
      2. "Cinta Sempurna"
      3. "Greek Goddess"
      4. "Fix It"
      5. "Backpacking Around Europe"
      6. "Dan Sebenarnya" (Live at Chenta Kasorga)
Yuna
  • Released: October 12, 2008 (MY)
  • Label: Yuna Room
  • Format: CD, digital download
List
      1. "Backpacking Around Europe"
      2. "After Midnight"
      3. "Dan Sebenarnya"
      4. "Blue Sands"
      5. "Deeper Conversation"
Decorate
  • Released: March 15, 2011 (US)
  • Label: Fader Label
  • Format: CD, digital download
List
      1. "Decorate"
      2. "Deeper Conversation"
      3. "Someone Out of Town"
      4. "Coffee"
      5. "Fears and Frustrations"
Sixth Street
  • Released: May 7, 2013 (US)
  • Label: Verve
  • Format: CD, digital download
List
      1. "I Wanna Go"
      2. "Right Again"
      3. "Let Love Come Through"(featuring Kyle)
      4. "Young"
      5. "Musician"
Y1
  • Released: March 11, 2022 (US)
  • Label: Independent Co., Yuna Room Records
  • Format: Digital download
List
      1. "Intro"
      2. "Hello"
      3. "Pantone 17 13 30"
      4. "Cigarette"
Y2
  • Released: May 6, 2022 (US)
  • Label: Independent Co., Yuna Room Records
  • Format: Digital download
List
      1. "Girl U Used 2 Know"
      2. "24 Hours"
      3. "Make A Move"
Y3
  • Released: July 8, 2022 (US)
  • Label: Independent Co., Yuna Room Records
  • Format: Digital download
List
      1. "Don't Wanna Know"
      2. "Risk It All"
      3. "Summer Love"
Y4
  • Released: September 2, 2022 (US)
  • Label: Independent Co., Yuna Room Records
  • Format: Digital download
List
      1. "Make Believe"
      2. "Fool 4 U"
      3. "Relax Your Mind"
Masih Yuna
  • Released: April 27, 2023 (US)
  • Label: Independent Co., Yuna Room Records
  • Format: Digital download
List
      1. "Menanti"
      2. "Masih Sunyi"
      3. "Asing"
      4. "Camaraderie"
Battle
  • Released: November 14, 2023 (US)
  • Label: Independent Co., Yuna Room Records
  • Format: Digital download
List
      1. "Glory"
      2. "Bad Intentions"
      3. "Cyanide"
      4. "Battle"

Singles

As lead artist

List of singles as lead artist, with selected chart positions, showing year released and album name
TitleYearPeak chart positions Certifications Album
US Heat
[13] 		US R&B
[14] 		US Adult R&B
[15] 		US R&B/HH Airplay
[15] 		DEN
[5] 		KOR
[16] 		MY
[17]
"Come as You Are"2011———————Decorate
"Someone Out of Town"———————
"Live Your Life"201237—————— Yuna
"Lullabies"————17——
"Shine Your Way"
(with Owl City)		2013—————93— The Croods
"I Wanna Go"———————Sixth Street and Nocturnal
"Rescue"——————— Nocturnal
"Mountains"———————
"Falling"2014———————
"Come Back"———————
"Broke Her"———————Non-album single
"Lights and Camera"
(featuring G-Eazy)		——————— Nocturnal
"Crush"
(featuring Usher)		2016321322——1 Chapters
"Lanes"———————
"Mannequin"———————
"Poor Heat"———————
"Best Love"2017——219———
"Unrequited Love"———————
"Better Now"2018———————Non-album single
"Forevermore"2019——————1 Rouge
"Blank Marquee"
(with G-Eazy)		——17———12
"Pink Youth"
(with Little Simz)		———————
"(Not) The Love of My Life"———————
"Castaway"
(with Tyler, the Creator)		———————
"Teenage Heartbreak"
(original with Miyavi or remix with Miyavi featuring MadeinTYO)		———————
"Creep"———————Non-album singles
"Stay Where You Are"2020———————
"Invisible"———————
"Dance Like Nobody's Watching"
(solo or remix with James Reid)		———————
"Don't Blame It on Love"
(featuring Pink Sweat$)		2021———————
"Pantone 17 13 30"2022———————Y1 and Y5
"Make a Move"———————Y2 and Y5
"Risk It All"———————Y3 and Y5
"Fool 4 U"———————Y4 and Y5
"Can't Get Over You"———————Y5
"Menanti"2023———————Masih Yuna
"Glory"———————Battle
"Bad Intentions"———————
"Watak Utama"
(featuring Bunga Citra Lestari)		2024———————Non-album singles
"Be Someone"———————
"The Party"———————
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.
List of singles as featured artist, showing year released and album name
TitleYearPeak chart positionsAlbum
US
[ citation needed ]		 US Dance
[19]
"In My Dreams"
(Lincoln Jesser featuring Yuna)		2013——In My Dreams
"Baby Boy"
(Lincoln Jesser featuring Yuna)		2016——Non-album single
"Modern Flame"
(Emmit Fenn featuring Yuna)		2017——Prologue
"Empty Room"
(Big Wild featuring Yuna)		——Invincible
"Don't Call Me"
(TOKiMONSTA featuring Yuna)		— [upper-alpha 1] —Lune Rouge
"Leaving" [21]
(Ekali featuring Yuna)		2018——Crystal Eyes
"Next To You"
(Ben L'Oncle Soul featuring Yuna)		2020——Addicted To You
"Rebellious" [22]
(Adventure Club featuring Yuna)		——Love // Chaos
"Break Down the Wall"
(Kleerup featuring Yuna)		——Non-album singles
"Angry Hearts
(Charlie Heat featuring Yuna)		2021——VALENTINE'S SON
"Sky Is Crying" [23]
(ZHU featuring Yuna)		—39Dreamland 2021
"Reminisce"
(Manila Killa featuring Yuna)		——semilucent 2
"So Right"
(SHAUN featuring Yuna)		2022——Non-album single
"You Can Be My Guide" [24]
(Tachys featuring Yuna)		——Tachys
"Real Love Still Exists"
(HENRY featuring Yuna)		2023——Non-album single
"After The End"
(Clear Eyes featuring Yuna)		——Particles
"I'll Show You"
(Chicocurlyhead featuring Yuna)		2024——Non-album single
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released.

Promotional singles

TitleYearAlbum
"Places to Go"2016Chapters

Guest appearances

List of non-single guest appearances, with other performing artists, showing year released and album name
TitleYearOther artist(s)Album
"Here Comes the Sun"2012— Savages
"Sunset"2013 The Internet Feel Good
"Gold" Adventure Club Calling All Heroes
"Lights and Camera"2014— Beyond the Lights
"All 4 You"2015 Kyle Smyle
"A Whole New World"
(From Aladdin)		— We Love Disney
"On Ghost Ridge"2016 Nicholas Pike 100 Years:
One Woman's Fight for Justice
"Lovesong"—The Time Is Now!
"Flags"2017ShoffyShoffy
"Me and the Moonlight"2018 MIYAVI Samurai Sessions, Vol. 3 - Worlds Collide
"No Different"2019 Epik High Sleepless in
"Talk About It"2021Jake IsaacHonesty

Music videos

List of music videos as lead and featured artist, showing year released and directors
TitleYearDirector(s)Ref.
As lead artist
"Raya Oh Yeah"2010Zul Luey [25]
"Decorate"2011Unknown [26]
"Gadis Semasa"Ahmad Faris,
Zul Luey		 [27]
"Come As You Are"Unknown [28]
"Memo"Zul Luey [29]
"Someone Out of Town"Unknown [30]
"Live Your Life"2012Matt Baron [31]
"Sparkle"Quek Shio Chuan [32]
"Terukir Di Bintang"Zul Luey [33]
"KL Kita"
(featuring Qi Razali)		Kroll Azry [34]
"Walking Like a Dream"Unknown [35]
"Live Your Life"
(Twinsmatic Remix)		2013Fourclops
(Eli Steinberg & Jeff Greco)		 [36]
"Home"Unknown [37]
"Shine Your Way"
(with Owl City)		 [38]
"I Wanna Go"Didi Ramlan,
Julian Schratter		 [39]
"Rescue"Elliott Sellers [40]
"Falling"2014Zul Luey [41]
"Falling"
(US Version)		 [42]
"Come Back"Adam Patch [43]
"Broke Her"Samuel O'Melia [44]
"Langit"Unknown [45]
"Places to Go"2016Zev Schmitz,
Calvin Callaway [46] 		[47]
"Crush"
(featuring Usher)		Daniel Carberry [48]
"Lanes"Brian Oh [49]
"Mannequin" [50]
"Pulang"
(featuring SonaOne)		Adam Sinclair [51]
"Best Love"
(360° Video)		 Celia Rowlson-Hall [52]
"Poor Heart"2017RJ Sanchez [53]
"Unrequited Love" [54]
"Forevermore"2019Adam Sinclair [55] [56]
"Blank Marquee"
(featuring G-Eazy)		 [57]
"Pink Youth"
(with Little Simz)		Esteban Valdez [58]
"(Not) The Love Of My Life"Yuna [59]
"Castaway"
(featuring Tyler, The Creator)		Adam Sinclair [60]
"Stay Where You Are"2020 [61]
"Pantone 17 13 30"2022 [62]
"Hello" [63]
"Cigarette" [64]
"Make A Move" [65]
"Risk It All"Adam Sinclair,
Yuna		 [66]
"Can't Get Over You"Adam Sinclair [67]
As featured artist
"In My Dreams"
(Lincoln Jesser featuring Yuna)		2013 Aris Jerome [68]
"Dwihati"
(Aizat Amdan featuring Yuna)		Syahir Ismail,
Ili Amdan		 [69]
"Don't Call Me"
(TOKiMONSTA featuring Yuna)		2017Austin Saya [70] [71]
"Reminisce"
(Manila Killa featuring Yuna)		2021Adam Sinclair [72]
"So Right"
(SHAUN featuring Yuna)		2022Adrian Per [73]

Other songs

Cover songs

Malay songs

  • "Cinta Sempurna"
  • "Dan Sebenarnya"
  • "Gadis Semasa"
  • "Penakut"
  • "Raya Oh Yeah"
  • "KL Kita" (featuring Qi Razali)
  • "Terukir Di Bintang"
  • "Lelaki"
  • "Lautan"
  • "Dwihati" (with Aizat Amdan)
  • "Pulang" (featuring SonaOne)

Notes

  1. ↑ "Don't Call Me" did not enter the Billboard Hot 100 Chart, but has been selected at number 47 on the Billboard's 50 Best Dance/Electronic Songs of 2017: Critics' Picks. [20]

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