Official studio release
A distinct studio recording released with Lola Young as principal artist, including EP and album tracks, standalone singles, covers and physical-edition bonus songs.
Artist song catalogue
A complete, carefully classified record of Lola Young’s official studio catalogue, guest appearances, acoustic rerecordings, separately released live recordings and source-backed public covers or guest performances. Each row gives the earliest supported release or publication date, artist billing, version status and longer recording context.
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Classification guide
The first label identifies whether the row is a Lola Young-led studio master, a collaboration, an alternate release or a documented public performance.
A distinct studio recording released with Lola Young as principal artist, including EP and album tracks, standalone singles, covers and physical-edition bonus songs.
A commercial guest recording or a substantial officially published public performance led by another artist where Young has a confirmed shared vocal role.
An officially released alternate recording or a complete cover published by an established broadcaster, kept separate because it contains a newly performed Lola Young vocal.
Catalogue overview
Studio masters, guest performances, released alternate recordings and selected broadcaster-published covers are separated so the total remains transparent.
Singles later placed on an album are counted once at their earliest supported release date.
“Charlie” remains in the principal catalogue because Lola Young is its lead artist; “Make Something Up” is identified separately as a live James Blake guest appearance.
Instrumentals, speed edits, routine live renditions and the Music Room programme intro or full-program container are excluded as duplicates or non-song items.
Counting rules
The deciding question is whether the version contains a distinct Lola Young performance, not merely a different release package.
Questions
Explanations for the release, collaboration and version decisions that affect the total.
The archive contains 60 Lola Young-led studio recordings, 4 guest or co-lead collaborations and 19 live, acoustic, stripped or broadcaster-published cover performances.
The original studio master, acoustic single, stripped recording and Inas Nacht live performance contain separately issued performances. The instrumental and sped-up edits do not add a new lead vocal and are grouped with the original.
The ten individual song performances are counted. Apple Music also lists an intro video and a programme-length presentation around the set; those non-song or duplicate containers are excluded to avoid inflating the recording total.
Lola Young’s official store identifies “Blisters” as the bonus track on a named vinyl edition of I’m Only F**king Myself. A physical-only authorised recording still belongs to the official catalogue.
Only when a release establishes a newly recorded Lola Young performance. The Woman P2J remix, Messy instrumental and speed edit, and One Thing processing variants are grouped with their original vocal masters.
“From Down Here,” released on 22 May 2026, is the latest official Lola Young studio song available at the review date.
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