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Allie X discography

Allie X (Alexandra Ashley Hughes) is a Canadian singer‑songwriter and record producer who began releasing music under the moniker Allie X in 2014. Her discography to date includes two studio albums, several extended plays (EPs), and a number of singles released as lead artist or featured collaborator.


Studio Albums

Year Title Label Chart Performance (selected)
2015 CollXtion I Twin Music, Nettwerk US Billboard Heatseekers Albums #2; Canadian Albums Chart #68
2020 Cape God Twin Music, Nettwerk US Billboard Top Album Sales #44; Canadian Albums Chart #46

Extended Plays (EPs)

Year Title Label
2014 Waiting for the Prize (self‑released)
2015 CollXtion II (promotional EP; limited release)
2018 Super Sunset Twin Music
2021 Together (live EP, digital only)

Selected Singles (lead artist)

Year Title Album/EP association
2014 “Catch”
2015 “Boy” CollXtion I
2015 “All the Rage” CollXtion I
2015 “Girlfriend” CollXtion I
2016 “Paper Love” CollXtion I (Deluxe)
2017 “Old Habits Die Hard” CollXtion I (Deluxe)
2018 “Super Sunset” Super Sunset EP
2018 “True Love” Super Sunset EP
2020 “Cape God” Cape God
2020 “Regular Touch” Cape God
2020 “Love Me Wrong” (feat. Troye Sivan) Cape God
2021 “Need a Friend” Cape God (Deluxe)
2022 “Day & Night” Non‑album single
2023 “War on Love” Non‑album single
2024 “Blind” Non‑album single

(The list includes chart‑impacting and promotional singles; Allie X has released additional tracks as part of collaborations, remixes, and soundtrack contributions.)


Notable Collaborations & Features

  • Troye Sivan – “Love Me Wrong” (2020) – co‑lead on Cape God.
  • Greyson Chance – “Stay” (2020) – co‑writer and backing vocals.
  • Kim Petras – “Malibu” (2021) – background vocals contribution.

Music Videos

Allie X has produced official videos for many of her singles, including “Catch,” “All the Rage,” “Boy,” “Super Sunset,” “Regular Touch,” and “Cape God.” The visual style often combines stylized performance footage with narrative elements and has earned nominations at the Canadian Screen Awards.


Release Timeline Overview

  • 2014–2015: Breakthrough with “Catch” and debut album CollXtion I.
  • 2016–2018: Continued singles and the Super Sunset EP, expanding pop‑electronic sound.
  • 2020: Second full‑length album Cape God, featuring higher‑profile collaborations.
  • 2021–present: Period of standalone singles and live/EP projects, maintaining a presence on streaming platforms.

Sources

  • Allie X official website and press releases (twinmusic.com)
  • Billboard chart archives (Billboard.com)
  • MusicBrainz and Discogs database entries for release dates and formats
  • Interviews published in Rolling Stone (April 2015) and Pitchfork (July 2020) confirming album titles and release years.
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