Troye Sivan

A cover of the 2003 song by Guy Sebastian from his album "Just As I Am"

Released prior to fame on official website; unavailable on streaming.

Originally featured on his EP "Wild" and subsequently included on "Blue Neighbourhood"

Released as the albums third single, peaked at #34 in Australia.

Released on the deluxe edition of his debut album.

The song incorporates elements from the 2015 song "Back, Baby" performed by Bag Raiders from her album "On Your Own Love Again"

Recorded for inclusion on his third album but excluded from it's final release.

Released as a promotional single from his fifth EP and peaked at #19 in New Zealand.

Released as the albums second single, Peaked at #39 in Australia, #64 in the UK, and #115 in the US.

Originally featured on his EP "Wild" and subsequently included on "Blue Neighbourhood"

Originally featured on his EP "Wild" and subsequently included on "Blue Neighbourhood"

Released as the second single from his fifth EP; peaked at #8 in Hungary and #11 in New Zealand

A second version with Kacey Musgraves and produced by Mark Ronson was released in December of 2020 and peaked at #14 in New Zealand.

Originally featured on his EP "Wild" and subsequently included on "Blue Neighbourhood"

Released as the second single from his third studio album. Peaked at #21 in Australia, #34 in the UK, and #35 in Poland.

The song incorporates elements from the 2008 song "Shooting Stars" performed by Bag Raiders from their album "Turbo Love!"

Released as his debut single on a major label. Peaked at #10 in Australia.

Discussing the song, he said: 'It's about loneliness and the different ways that people cope with the things that are going on in their lives.'

Released as the fifth and final single from his debut album. Failed to chart.

Commenting on the song: "When I first started to realise that I might be gay, I had to ask myself all these questions—these really really terrifying questions. Am I ever going to find someone? Am I ever going to be able to have a family? If there is a God, does that God hate? If there is a heaven, am I ever going to make it to heaven?"

Released as the fourth and final single from his third studio album. Peaked at #29 on the US Hot Dance/Electronic Songs and #99 in South Korea.

The song title combines his birth month and his mothers maiden name.

Written as a tribute to Amy Winehouse and other late legends who faced struggles while at the top of their fame.

Recorded for inclusion on his third album but excluded from it's final release.

Released as the first single from the album, peaked at #14 in Australia, #38 in the UK and #80 in the US.

Released as the third single from his third studio album. Peaked at #20 in Singapore, #24 in Australia, #79 in the US.

A cover of the 1939 song by Judy Garland for the film "The Wizard of Oz".

Released prior to fame on official website; unavailable on streaming.

Released as the third and final single from his fifth EP; peaked at #39 in New Zealand.

Released as a bonus track on the Target (US), HMV (UK), and Japanese releases of the album.

Released as the first single from his third studio album. Peaked at #12 in Australia, #21 in the UK, and #77 in the US.

A cover of the 2012 song by Norah Jones for her album "... Little Broken Hearts"

Originally written for the "Blue Neighbourhood" album and excluded from the initial release. Released as part of the "Love, Simon" soundtrack. It was subsequently included on the 10th anniversary release of the album.

Released on the Target (US) edition of the album and the 10 year anniversary release of the album.

Released as the first single from his fifth EP. Peaked at #91 in Australia and #9 in New Zealand.

Originally released as an independent charity single in efforts to raise money for the Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation in Perth, Australia.

A remixed, updated, version was subsequently released and included on his major label debut "TRXYE"

A cover of the 1999 song by Celine Dion and Andrea Bocelli from Celine's Christmas album "These Are Special Times"

Released prior to fame on official website; unavailable on streaming.

Originally featured on his EP "Wild" and subsequently included on "Blue Neighbourhood"

A cover of the 2000 song by Billy Gilman from his album "One Voice"

Released prior to fame on official website; unavailable on streaming.

Released as a bonus track on the Target (US), HMV (UK), and Japanese releases of the album.

Released on the deluxe edition of his debut album.

A cover of the 1997 song from Tina Arena from her album "In Deep"

Released prior to fame on official website; unavailable on streaming.

Released as part of his EP "Wild" but was commissioned as a single following the release of his debut album.

The song peaked at #16 in Australia and #62 in the UK. The track peaked at #4 on the Billboard Bubbling Under (Chart equivalent to 104)

A remixed version featuring Alessia Cara was released on June 23, 2016 with an updated video.

Released as the albums second single, peaked at #17 in Australia and #23 in the US.

Describing the song, Sivan said the "... song about the joy in naivety and being lost. It's about dropping everything, running away, making mistakes, and loving too hard, and how that's okay"