Singles, EP tracks & release history
See first-release dates, project placement, running time and when the same master later reappeared on an EP, album or soundtrack package.
Browse 23 distinct Snow Wife recordings in one searchable discography: singles, EP tracks, collaborations, special sessions and every currently documented commercial master. Each entry adds release details, credits, song context, video notes and research about what the recording is actually about.
23 distinct released recordings· 20 principal-artist originals· Last reviewed 10 August 2026
All Snow Wife songs & recordings
Search the Snow Wife recording list by title, release, collaborator, songwriter, producer or song context, then filter the verified catalogue by year and recording type.
Snow Wife discography results
Browse all verified Snow Wife recordings with detailed release history, collaborators, credits, song themes, videos and interview context. The catalogue counts each distinct master once.
References
References are kept here so recording notes remain uncluttered. The list updates with the current filters and visible results.
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Snow Wife recording count
This archive currently counts 23 distinct commercially released Snow Wife recordings through 13 May 2026. Of those, 20 are Snow Wife-led original recordings, while 3 are collaborations or a commissioned special-session cover. Repeated appearances of the same master on a single, EP, album or soundtrack package are counted once.
The count is deliberately conservative: it follows publicly available artist catalogues and does not turn songwriter-only credits, rumours, social snippets or unverified filenames into Snow Wife recordings.
Explore Snow Wife’s catalogue
This version treats each recording like a mini research file: not just a title and date, but the surrounding release, collaborators, production team, movement or visual context and any useful explanation Snow Wife has given in interviews.
See first-release dates, project placement, running time and when the same master later reappeared on an EP, album or soundtrack package.
Credits are attached where reliable platform metadata is available, including recurring collaborators such as Slush Puppy, JBACH and the engineers who shape different eras.
Notes paraphrase what the songs are doing—sex, gender, pop-star image, dance, autonomy, relationships, fantasy and club culture—and add Snow Wife’s own explanations where she has discussed them publicly.
Because Snow Wife began as a commercial dancer, videos and movement are treated as recording context, especially across WET DREAM, What Do Girls Do?, Bodyology and Bodyology II.
Snow Wife discography guide
The first label identifies the catalogue section. The smaller lines beneath it explain whether the item is a principal-artist original, collaboration, special-session cover or a more uncertain recording category.
A distinct released recording led by Snow Wife, counted once even when the same master appears on more than one release package.
A recording where another artist is co-billed or the release is best understood as a shared performance, such as HIT IT or red bikini.
A confirmed harmony, background part, uncredited appearance or short audible contribution.
A newly recorded cover or commissioned session outside Snow Wife’s original-song catalogue, such as her Spotify Singles performance.
A distinct Snow Wife guide, demo or reference vocal would be placed here only when a reliable public source establishes that the recording exists.
Unauthorised Snow Wife audio would be separated from official releases and described cautiously; none is added merely from an unsupported filename or rumour.
A title known through registrations, session evidence, snippets or reporting without established circulating full audio.
Songwriting, project or announced connections can be noted here without falsely counting them as Snow Wife vocal recordings.
Snow Wife discography overview
The public catalogue is compact, so the emphasis is depth: every verified recording carries a substantial note and attached research sources instead of being stretched with duplicate masters.
QUEEN DEGENERATE contains seven tracks; Bodyology contains six; Bodyology II contains three. Singles already represented by the same recording are not counted twice when they later appear on those projects.
Every recording has at least one external reference attached. Wherever possible the notes use official streaming metadata for release/credit facts and interviews for meaning, creative intent, visual context and career chronology.
Counting rules
The deciding question is whether the version contains a meaningfully new performance, not simply whether it has a different title or release date.
Snow Wife discography questions
Answers about the 23-recording catalogue, duplicate releases, collaborations, song meaning and the research standard used for the notes.
Distinct commercially released Snow Wife vocal recordings are included through May 2026, plus her Spotify Singles cover. Each recording appears once even if the identical master later appears on another release package.
A release tile is not always a new recording. Bodyology and Sweat, for example, were singles before appearing on the Bodyology EP; counting both release packages as separate songs would duplicate the same performance.
Yes. HIT IT with Big Boss Vette and red bikini with Hayley Kiyoko are tagged as collaborations. My Body keeps its Snow Wife-led classification even though Slush Puppy is featured because Snow Wife remains the principal artist on the project and track.
Where sources support it, each entry includes release history, duration, BPM, songwriters, producers and engineers, video information, lyrical or thematic interpretation, project connections and comments Snow Wife has made in interviews about the track or era.
No. The archive describes themes and ideas without reproducing lyrics. That keeps the focus on research, credits and interpretation rather than turning the discography into a lyrics database.
They are not added unless a distinct Snow Wife recording is supported by a reliable public source. Social snippets, rumours and unsupported leak filenames are not enough to inflate the catalogue.
It is treated as Snow Wife’s dance-centred 2025 project: a bridge between her years of commercial dance training and her pop songwriting, with the songs repeatedly exploring movement, sexuality, bodily autonomy, performance and identity.
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