SOPHIE Discography (2013 - 2024)

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2013

  • "Nothing More to Say"

    • SOPHIE's first track, which features playful synths and glitchy sounds. It presented her own method of fusing experimental sounds with pop sensibility.

  • "Eeehhh"

    • A light-hearted, lo-fi song that highlighted her vocal and rhythm manipulation technique and had an enjoyable, almost comical vibe.

2014

 

  • "Bipp"

    • A breakthrough record with a catchy tune and pitch-shifted vocals that fused bubblegum pop with avant-garde production. It was commended for its creative strategy.

  • "Elle"

    • Her distinct sound with subdued beats and surreal soundscapes was further cemented with this minimalist and abstract B-side of "Bipp."

  • "Lemonade"

    • A hallmark of SOPHIE's ability to produce high-energy pop with a surreal, experimental touch, this song is known for its sharp beats and sweet, bubbly sound.

  • "Hard"

    • Another side of SOPHIE's sound is revealed by this hard-hitting, industrial-inspired track that experiments with darker and more aggressive production approaches.

  • "Hey QT" (QT)

    • A partnership with A.G. Cook that combined commercial elements with hyperpop. The song, which is a reflection on pop culture and the music industry, is a component of the QT project.

 

 

2015

 

  • "MSMSMSM"

    • A loud, distorted music that is forceful and industrial. Pushing the bounds of pop music, the song continued her darker, more experimental phase.

  • "Vyzee"

    • A lively song with appealing vocal lines and quirky, glitchy textures that carries on SOPHIE's investigation into abstract pop.

  • "L.O.V.E."

    • An experimental piece that plays with glitchy textures and atmospheric sound, challenging conventional song formats with a discordant structure.

  • "Just Like We Never Said Goodbye"

    • In contrast to SOPHIE's harder-edged tunes, this slower, more emotive piece features a rich production, revealing a softer aspect of her music.

 

 

2016

 

  • "Vroom Vroom" (Charli XCX)

    • This song was produced for Charli XCX's Vroom Vroom EP by SOPHIE. The song is a futuristic pop anthem that blends avant-garde and hyperpop themes.

  • "Paradise" (Charli XCX)

    • Another song from the Vroom Vroom EP, it combines melodic hooks with experimental and electronic sounds, demonstrating Charli XCX's audacious pop style.

  • "Trophy" (Charli XCX)

    • A bolder, more outspoken tune that nonetheless has a catchy melody and experiments with loud, distorted production.

  • "Secret (Shh)" (Charli XCX)

    • A more evocative song than the others, featuring personal lyrics and a throbbing, experimental background.

 

 

2017

  1. "It’s Okay to Cry"

    • A very intimate song that signalled SOPHIE's public debut. The song, which explores themes of acceptance, vulnerability, and identity, is quieter and more reflective.

  2. "Ponyboy"

    • A more intense, industrial song that combines pop elements with harsh, dark sounds. Themes of subversion and control are examined.

  3. "9 (After Coachella)" (Cashmere Cat feat. MØ & SOPHIE)

    • A partnership that combines the aggressive production of SOPHIE with the dreamy flair of Cashmere Cat. The song has a nice beat and dreamy sounds.

  4. "Burn Rubber"

    • An unreleased song that showed off SOPHIE's harsh, industrial side appeared online. It is as intense and crazy as her previous works.

2018 (Oil of Every Pearl’s Un-Insides)

 

  • "Faceshopping"

    • A scathing critique of identity, materialism, and beauty standards. The song combines pitch-shifted voices, a charming tune, and harsh, glitchy sounds.
  • "Immaterial"
    • Sophie's creative, genre-bending song "Immaterial" blends futuristic, glitchy sound with ethereal vocals.

  • "Is It Cold in the Water?"

    • A music with a sparse, ambient production style that explores the intricacies of identity and self-doubt.

  • "Infatuation"

    • A dreamy, euphoric composition that explores the emotional complexity of love and infatuation while constructing layers of sound.

  • "Not Okay"

    • A wild, industrial music that represents inner turmoil by combining vocal manipulation with distorted, abrasive sounds.

  • "Pretending"

    • A minimalist track that intensifies from an ambient, sparse sound to an emotional, dramatic release. It addresses issues of vulnerability and emotional distance.

  • "Whole New World/Pretend World"

    • The album finishes on a poignant, broad note with a climax track that combines several musical themes and demonstrates SOPHIE's ability to communicate stories via music.

 

 

2019

 

  • "CLAP! CLAP!"

    • An energetic, avant-garde song that surfaced online. It captures SOPHIE's whimsical yet avant-garde approach to music with its powerful percussion and glitchy effects.

  • "UNISIL"

    • An energetic, throbbing song with glistening electronics. This song, which continued SOPHIE's investigation of futuristic sounds, was another that surfaced online.

 

 

2020

  • "clown shit (up the wall)" [Remix] (Jlin)
  • a remix of Jlin's song that embodies SOPHIE's experimental style and enhances it with atmospheric and glitchy elements.

2021 (Posthumous Releases)

  • "BIPP (Autechre Remix)"
  • A reimagined version of SOPHIE’s iconic track, blending Autechre’s complex and abstract style with SOPHIE’s original production.

2024 (Posthumous Album) 'SOPHIE by SOPHIE'

 

    • "Intro (The Full Horror)"

      • An atmospheric opening track that sets the tone for the album, blending ambient sounds with a sense of impending intensity.

    • "RAWWWWWW" (feat. Jozzy)

      • A high-energy track featuring Jozzy, characterized by its bold beats and assertive lyrics, celebrating empowerment and confidence.

    • "Plunging Asymptote" (feat. Juliana Huxtable)

      • An experimental piece featuring Juliana Huxtable, exploring themes of identity and transformation through avant-garde production.

    • "The Dome's Protection" (feat. Nina Kraviz)

      • A collaboration with Nina Kraviz, this track combines techno beats with hypnotic vocals, creating a mesmerizing atmosphere.

    • "Reason Why" (feat. Kim Petras and BC Kingdom)

      • A catchy pop track featuring Kim Petras and BC Kingdom, delving into themes of love and desire with infectious melodies.

    • "Live In My Truth" (feat. BC Kingdom and LIZ)

      • An empowering anthem with BC Kingdom and LIZ, encouraging authenticity and self-expression through vibrant production.

    • "Why Lies" (feat. BC Kingdom and LIZ)

      • A contemplative track featuring BC Kingdom and LIZ, exploring themes of honesty and deception with a mellow vibe.

    • "Do You Wanna Be Alive" (feat. BIG SISTER)

      • A dynamic collaboration with BIG SISTER, blending energetic beats with existential questions about life and purpose.

    • "Elegance" (feat. Popstar)

      • A sleek, polished track featuring Popstar, showcasing sophisticated production and smooth vocals.
    • "Take Me To Dubai" (feat. Pee Girl and David LaChapelle)
    • A glamorous track featuring Pee Girl and David LaChapelle, blending opulent imagery with catchy rhythms.
    • "New York's Burning Down" (feat. Doss and Thora Siemsen)
    • A moody, atmospheric piece featuring Doss and Thora Siemsen, capturing the essence of urban decay and resilience.
      • "Always and Forever" (feat. Hannah Diamond)
      • A heartfelt love song featuring Hannah Diamond, expressing themes of eternal commitment and affection.

        source: Spotify.