Official Chloe Qisha release
A commercially released recording with Chloe Qisha as the principal artist, including singles and tracks first issued on either EP.
Artist song catalogue
A complete, carefully classified record of Chloe Qisha’s officially released singles and EP tracks, documented unreleased originals and selected full public cover performances. Every row records the earliest supported release or performance date, catalogue role, status and longer source-backed context.
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Classification guide
The first label separates commercial releases from complete live-only originals and cover performances.
A commercially released recording with Chloe Qisha as the principal artist, including singles and tracks first issued on either EP.
A complete original title repeatedly or clearly performed in public, without an established commercial audio release by the review date.
A sourced full performance of another writer or artist’s song with enough catalogue significance to preserve separately.
Catalogue overview
Released masters, live-only originals and cover performances are counted separately so the total remains transparent.
Singles later included on an EP are counted once at their first official release date.
These titles are supported by complete set lists or performance reporting but are not presented as studio releases.
Repeated performances of the same cover are grouped under the earliest documented date.
Counting rules
The deciding question is whether the item documents a distinct Chloe Qisha performance, not simply a new upload or release container.
Questions
Explanations for the project, live-song and version decisions that affect the total.
The archive contains fourteen commercially released Chloe Qisha recordings, five complete originals documented in public performances but not yet officially released, and two sourced cover performances.
The self-titled EP and Modern Romance each contain five unique masters. Four additional singles—“So Sad So Hot,” “YDH,” “Surprise Surprise” and “Baby Girl”—have been released ahead of Fantasize, producing fourteen distinct official recordings.
No. Fantasize is announced as a ten-track project for 30 October 2026. Apple Music currently presents a four-song playable preview inside the ten-track pre-release listing, so only “So Sad So Hot,” “YDH,” “Surprise Surprise” and “Baby Girl” are counted; the other six titles are not yet public.
They document distinct Chloe Qisha compositions performed as complete songs. They remain separate from the official discography because a user-contributed setlist or concert report does not establish a finished studio master, and the first documented date is not always the absolute debut.
No. Each of the five live-only originals and each cover receives one row at its earliest supported date. Later performances are used as context and evidence of continuity, but they do not create duplicate catalogue records.
No commercially released guest-vocal recording billed to another lead artist appears in Chloe Qisha’s official website or current Apple Music artist catalogue through 1 August 2026. A feature should be added only when an official release source establishes the credit.
“Baby Girl,” released on 24 July 2026, is the latest official Chloe Qisha recording available at the review date and the fourth preview from the announced Fantasize mixtape.
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