Aitch-led release
A track released with Aitch as the principal or co-lead artist, including album tracks, EP cuts and standalone singles.
Artist song catalogue
A release-led archive of Aitch’s official tracks, album and EP cuts, collaborations, featured verses, freestyles and documented remixes. Each entry records the release date or year, artist billing, catalogue role and detailed source-backed recording context.
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Classification guide
The first label identifies whether Aitch leads the release, appears as a guest, or the entry is a freestyle or archive version.
A track released with Aitch as the principal or co-lead artist, including album tracks, EP cuts and standalone singles.
A guest verse or substantial performance on another artist’s release.
An officially issued freestyle, promotional recording or distinct archive treatment.
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Catalogue overview
The current edition covers Aitch’s public catalogue through 1 August 2026.
Album and EP tracks, lead singles and co-lead releases.
Guest verses and releases led by another artist.
Distinct officially issued freestyle or archive entries.
Counting rules
The deciding question is whether the release documents a distinct recording, performance or artist credit.
Questions
Quick explanations for the archive’s scope and counting decisions.
The archive includes Aitch-led album and EP tracks, standalone singles, co-lead releases, features, guest verses, freestyles and distinct documented remixes.
A release where Aitch is the principal artist or one of the named co-lead artists, including tracks that also feature a guest.
A feature is a substantial Aitch performance on a release led by another artist. Shared singles may be classified as co-leads when the billing supports that treatment.
No. A song normally appears once even when it was first issued as a single and later included on an album or EP.
Only when the remix contains a distinct Aitch contribution or is an independently credited performance. Same-vocal edits are normally grouped.
It is a best-effort, public-source catalogue reviewed through 1 August 2026. Early, regional or lightly documented appearances may still require additional evidence.
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