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Azealia Banks
Azealia Banks performing at Glastonbury Festival 2013

American rapper Azealia Banks has recorded songs for one studio album, one extended play (EP) and two mixtapes, as well as various other releases and guest appearances. Between 2009 and 2011, Banks uploaded several demo tracks on to the internet, including "Barbie Shit", "P-U-S-S-Y" and "Seventeen". These tracks caught the attention of XL Recordings, who subsequently signed a developmental record deal with Banks.[1] In 2011, Banks self-released "212" as the lead single from her debut EP, 1991.[2] "212" was a commercial success, peaking within the Top 40 of the regional charts in Ireland, Scotland, and the United Kingdom, later being certified platinum by the latter.[3] The EP also spawned the single "Liquorice", which failed to mirror the success of its predecessor.[4] In July 2012, Banks released a free nineteen-track mixtape titled Fantasea, which included collaborations with Shystie and Styles P. The mixtape received positive reviews from critics, with The Guardian commenting that it "showcase[s] an artist brimming with ideas".[5]

Throughout 2013, Banks released various stand-alone tracks, including diss tracks to Angel Haze and Jim Jones, a collaboration with Paul Oakenfold titled "Venus", and a promotional single with Pharrell titled "ATM Jam".[6] In November 2014, after numerous delays, Banks' debut studio album, Broke with Expensive Taste, was released. The album spawned four singles, "Yung Rapunxel",[7] "Heavy Metal and Reflective",[8] "Chasing Time"[9] and "Ice Princess".[10] The singles had limited commercial impact compared to that of "212", with none of them managing to break into any mainstream charts. To promote her album, a music video for the track "Wallace" was released, to widespread acclaim from critics.[11] Banks' overall sound has been described as a mix of hardcore hip hop and indie pop,[12] while her individual releases have been seen as house rap,[13] witch hop,[14] and dance pop[15] records, respectively.

Songs

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Pharrell Williams co-wrote "ATM Jam".
Ariel Pink co-wrote "Nude Beach A-Go-Go".
Banks is featured on "II. Earth: The Oldest Computer (The Last Night)" by Childish Gambino.
Banks is featured on a remix of Fall Out Boy's "The Kids Aren't Alright".
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Key
† Indicates single release
‡ Indicates unofficial remix
Non-album single Indicates a song was released as a single, but did not appear on any album
Online exclusive Indicates a song was uploaded to the internet for free streaming / downloads, and did not appear on any album
Songs recorded by Azealia Banks
Title Artist(s) Writer(s) Album(s) Year Ref(s).
"1-800-Nu-Checks" Azealia Banks Un­known Un­known 2020
"1991" Azealia Banks Azealia Banks
Kevin James
Travis Stewart 		1991 2012 [16]
"212" † Azealia Banks
featuring Lazy Jay 		Azealia Banks
Jef Martens 		1991
Broke with Expensive Taste 		2011 [16]
[17]
"Along The Coast" Azealia Banks Azealia Banks
Jack Fuller
Kaytranada 		Slay-Z 2016 [18]
"Anna Wintour" † Azealia Banks Azealia Banks
Eugenio Sanchez
Dorian Strickland
Kevin JamesShug 		Fantasea II: The Second Wave 2018 [19]
"Aquababe" Azealia Banks Un­known Fantasea 2012 [20]
"Atlantis" Azealia Banks Un­known Fantasea 2012 [20]
"ATM Jam" † Azealia Banks
featuring Pharrell 		Azealia Banks
Johnny Harris
Pharrell Williams 		Non-album single 2013 [21]
"Azealia Skit" Azealia Banks Un­known Fantasea 2012 [20]
"Bad Girls" (Danja N.A.R.S. Remix) M.I.A. featuring
Missy Elliott and
Azealia Banks 		Marcella Araica
Maya Arulpragasam
Azealia Banks
Melissa Elliott
Nate Hills 		Bad Girls – Remixes 2012 [22]
"Bambi" Azealia Banks Un­known Online exclusive 2012 [23]
"Barbie Shit" Azealia Banks Un­known Online exclusive 2009 [24]
"Barely Legal" Azealia Banks Julian Casablancas Online exclusive 2013 [25]
"BBD" † Azealia Banks Azealia Banks
Jonathan Harris
Kevin James 		Broke with Expensive Taste 2014 [17]
"Big Talk" Azealia Banks
featuring Rick Ross 		Azealia Banks
Rick Ross
Vyle
DJ Yamez 		Slay-Z 2016 [18]
"Black Madonna" † Azealia Banks
featuring Lex Luger 		Azealia Banks
Lex Luger 		Business & Pleasure 2020 [26]
"Blown Away" † GypJaQ[a]
featuring Azealia Banks 		Un­known Non-album single 2015 [28]
"Blue Jeans" (Smims & Belle Remix) Lana Del Rey
featuring Azealia Banks 		Azealia Banks
Elizabeth Grant
Emile Haynie
Dan Heath 		Blue Jeans – Remixes 2012 [29]
"Canada Goose" Azealia Banks Un­known Un­known 2020
"Can't Do it Like Me" Azealia Banks Azealia Banks
Jonathan Harris
Benga
Coki 		Slay-Z 2016 [18]
"Can't Stop Now" (K.L.A.M. Remix) Major Lazer
featuring Azealia Banks 		Un­known Lazers Never Die 2010 [30]
"Chasing Time" † Azealia Banks Azealia Banks
Ronnie Colson
Warren "Oak" Felder
Jonathan Harris
Steve Mostyn
Kelly Sheehan
Andrew "Pop" Wansel 		Broke with Expensive Taste 2014 [17]
"The Chill$" Azealia Banks Un­known Online exclusive 2009 [31]
"Chips" Azealia Banks Un­known Fantasea 2012 [20]
"Chi Chi" † Azealia Banks Azealia Banks
Jonathan Harris 		non-album single 2017 [32]
"Competition"[b] Azealia Banks Un­known Online exclusive 2010 [33]
"Control It" † Shystie featuring
Azealia Banks 		Azealia Banks
Chanelle Scott Calica 		Gold Dust: Vol. 2 2012 [34]
"Count Contessa" Azealia Banks and Lone Azealia Banks Fantasea II: The Second Wave 2013 [35]
"Crown" Azealia Banks and Lunice Azealia Banks Slay-Z 2017 [36]
"Dark Red Lipstick" LoLa Monroe
featuring Azealia Banks 		Un­known Lipstick and Pistols 2013 [37]
"Desperado" Azealia Banks Azealia Banks
M. J. Cole
Kevin James
Harvey Mason, Jr. 		Broke with Expensive Taste 2014 [17]
"Diamond Nova" Azealia Banks
featuring Pharrell 		Un­known Online exclusive 2020 [38]
"Discovery Channel" Rocky Business
featuring Azealia Banks & Isaiah Gripper 		Un­known July's Joy 2013 [39]
"Escapades" Azealia Banks Azealia Banks Fantasea II: The Second Wave 2017 [40]
"Esta Noche" Azealia Banks Un­known Fantasea 2012 [20]
"Fantasea" Azealia Banks Un­known Fantasea 2012 [20]
"Fierce" Azealia Banks Un­known Fantasea 2012 [20]
"Fuck Up the Fun" Azealia Banks Un­known Fantasea 2012 [20]
"Gimme a Chance" Azealia Banks Azealia Banks
Oskar Cartaya
Enon
Kevin James
Harvey Mason, Jr. 		Broke with Expensive Taste 2014 [17]
"Gimme a Chance"[c] Azealia Banks Un­known Online exclusive 2009 [31]
"Grand Scam (Lyrical Exercise)" Azealia Banks Un­known Online exclusive 2011 [42]
"Harlem Shake" (Remix) ‡ Baauer featuring
Azealia Banks 		Un­known Online exclusive 2013 [43]
"Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" (Cover) Azealia Banks Hugh Martin
Ralph Blane 		Icy Colors Change 2018 [44]
"Heavy Metal and Reflective" † Azealia Banks Azealia Banks
James Strife
Julian Wodsworth 		Broke with Expensive Taste 2014 [17]
"Hood Bitch" Azealia Banks Un­known Online exclusive 2012 [45]
"I'm That..." (Remix) † R. City featuring
Beenie Man and
Azealia Banks 		Un­known Non-album single 2015 [46]
"Ice Princess" † Azealia Banks Azealia Banks
Jonathan Harris
Kevin James 		Broke with Expensive Taste 2014 [17]
"Icy Colors Change" Azealia Banks Azealia Banks
Matthew Cutler
Chris Young
Isley Juper
Dorian Strickland
Paul Falcone 		Icy Colors Change 2018 [47]
"Idle Delilah" Azealia Banks Azealia Banks
Kevin James
David Kennedy
Harvey Mason, Jr. 		Broke with Expensive Taste 2014 [17]
"II. Earth: The Oldest Computer (The Last Night)" Childish Gambino
featuring Azealia Banks 		Azealia Banks
Donald Glover
Ludwig Göransson 		Because the Internet 2013 [48]
"Ima Read" Azealia Banks Un­known Fantasea 2012 [20]
"In Town" Kevin Hussein
featuring Azealia Banks 		Azealia Banks
Kevin James 		Cybersex 2015 [49]
[50]
"JFK" Azealia Banks
featuring Theophilus London 		Azealia Banks
Alexander Green
Kevin James
Theophilus London 		Broke with Expensive Taste 2014 [17]
"Jumanji" Azealia Banks Un­known Fantasea 2012 [20]
"L8R" Azealia Banks Un­known Fantasea 2012 [20]
"Liquorice" † Azealia Banks Azealia Banks
Matthew Cutler 		1991 2012 [16]
"Luxury" Azealia Banks Azealia Banks
Travis Stewart 		Fantasea
Broke with Expensive Taste 		2014 [17]
"Mamma Mia" Azealia Banks Azealia Banks Business & Pleasure 2020 [51]
"Miss Amor" Azealia Banks Azealia Banks
Jack Fuller
Kevin James 		Broke with Expensive Taste 2014 [17]
"Miss Camaraderie" Azealia Banks Azealia Banks
Matthew Cutler
Jack Fuller 		Broke with Expensive Taste 2014 [17]
"Movin' On Up (Coco's Song, Love Beats Rhymes)" Azealia Banks Un­known Fantasea II: The Second Wave 2018 [52]
"Murda She Wrote" Azealia Banks Un­known Un­known 2021
"Nathan" Azealia Banks
featuring Styles P 		Un­known Fantasea 2012 [20]
"NEEDSUMLUV (SXLND)" Azealia Banks Un­known Online exclusive 2012 [53]
"Neptune" Azealia Banks
featuring Shystie 		Un­known Fantasea 2012 [20]
"Nirvana" Azealia Banks Un­known Un­known 2020
"No Problems" Azealia Banks Un­known Fantasea 2013 [54]
"Nude Beach A-Go-Go" Azealia Banks Azealia Banks
Kim Fowley
Harvey Mason, Jr.
Ariel Rosenberg 		Broke with Expensive Taste 2014 [17]
"Out of Space" Azealia Banks Un­known Fantasea 2012 [20]
"P-U-S-S-Y" Azealia Banks
featuring 77KLASH 		Un­known Online exclusive 2009 [24]
"Paradiso" Azealia Banks Un­known Fantasea 2012 [20]
"Partition" (Remix) ‡ Beyoncé
featuring Busta Rhymes
and Azealia Banks 		Azealia Banks
Mike Dean
Jerome Harmon
Beyoncé Knowles
Timothy Mosley
Terius Nash
Justin Timberlake
Dwane Weir
Trevor Smith 		Catastrophic 2 2014 [55]
"Physical Motion" Jimmy Edgar
featuring Azealia Banks 		Azealia Banks
Jimmy Edgar 		XXX 2010 [56]
"Playhouse" Azealia Banks Un­known Online exclusive 2019 [57]
"Pyrex Princess" Azealia Banks Azealia Banks
Kevin James 		Business & Pleasure 2018 [58]
"Queen of Clubs" Azealia Banks Azealia Banks
Jamie Iovine
Slim 		Slay-Z 2016 [18]
"Riot" Azealia Banks
featuring Nina Sky 		Azealia Banks
Nina Sky
Leah Hayes
Slim 		Slay-Z 2016 [18]
"Runnin'" Azealia Banks Un­known Fantasea 2012 [20]
"Salchichon" Azealia Banks
featuring Onyx 		Azealia Banks
Bruk-Up
Lil' Vicious 		non-album single 2020 [59]
"Salute" Azealia Banks Un­known Fantasea 2012 [20]
"Seventeen" Azealia Banks Un­known Online exclusive 2009 [31]
"Shady Love"[d] † Scissor Sisters vs.
Krystal Pepsy 		Azealia Banks
Jake Shears
Alexander Ridha 		Magic Hour 2012 [60]
"Silva" Azealia Banks Un­known Online exclusive 2020
"Six Flags" † Azealia Banks
featuring Slim Dollars 		Un­known Un­known 2021
"Skylar Diggins" Azealia Banks Azealia Banks
Slim
Telli 		Slay-Z 2016 [18]
"Slow Hands" (Cover) Azealia Banks Paul Banks
Carlos Dengler
Sam Fogarino
Daniel Kessler 		Online exclusive 2010 [61]
"Soda" Azealia Banks Azealia Banks
Jack Fuller
SCNTST 		Broke with Expensive Taste 2014 [17]
"Succubi" Azealia Banks Un­known Online exclusive 2012 [62]
"The Big Big Beat" † Azealia Banks Azealia Banks
Jonathan Harris
Jack Fuller
An Expresso 		Slay-Z 2016 [63]
[18]
"The Kids Aren't Alright" (Remix) Fall Out Boy
featuring Azealia Banks 		Azealia Banks
Pete Wentz 		Make America Psycho Again 2015 [64]
"Trap Queen" (UK Remix) † Fetty Wap featuring
Quavo, Gucci Mane
and Azealia Banks 		Azealia Banks
Radric Davis
Willie Maxwell
Quavo 		Non-album single 2015 [65]
"Treasure Island" † Azealia Banks Un­known Fantasea II: The Second Wave 2018 [66]
"Us" Azealia Banks Un­known Fantasea 2012 [20]
"Used to Being Alone" Azealia Banks Azealia Banks
Jack Fuller
Tony Igy 		Slay-Z 2016 [18][67]
"Van Vogue" Azealia Banks Azealia Banks
Travis Stewart 		1991 2012 [16]
"Venus" Paul Oakenfold
featuring Azealia Banks 		Un­known Online exclusive 2013 [68]
"Wallace" Azealia Banks Azealia Banks
Kevin James
Filip Nikolic
Trevor McFedries 		Broke with Expensive Taste 2014 [17]
"What Are You Doing New Year's Eve" (Cover) Azealia Banks Frank Loesser Icy Colors Change 2018 [69]
"Work Bitch" (Remix) ‡ Britney Spears
featuring Azealia Banks 		William Adams
Azealia Banks
Ruth-Anne Cunningham
Sebastian Ingrosso
Otto Jettman
Anthony Preston
Britney Spears 		Online exclusive 2013 [70]
"Yung Rapunxel" † Azealia Banks Azealia Banks
Kevin James
Chadron Moore
Premro Smith 		Broke with Expensive Taste 2013 [17]

Notes

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  1. ^ GypJaQ originally released "Blown Away" under the stage name Akhet.[27]
  2. ^ "Competition" is an early demo of her song "Luxury" that Banks leaked online in 2019.
  3. ^ "Gimme a Chance" was one of Banks' earliest releases as an artist. It was rewritten for her debut album in 2014.[41]
  4. ^ Banks' vocals on "Shady Love" were uncredited.

References

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  9. ^ Minsker, Evan (September 22, 2014). "Azealia Banks Shares New Track 'Chasing Time'". Pitchfork Media. Archived from the original on November 6, 2015. Retrieved July 27, 2015.
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