The discography of English singer-songwriter Nadine Shah consists of five studio albums, one live album, two extended plays, eighteen singles, one remix, one collaboration, nine featured contributions, one compilation-exclusive contribution, and fourteen music videos. Shah makes all of her music with collaborator Ben Hillier, and she has occasionally featured for other artists such as Ghostpoet and Self Esteem.
Shah debuted in 2012 with the Aching Bones EP on Label Fandango. The successive Dreary Town EP and first two studio albums were all released through the Belgian label Apollo Records; the second album in particular, Fast Food (2015), marked her first entry in the UK Albums Chart, reaching no. 48. Since then, she has issued music through numerous other record labels, including 1965 Records, Infectious Music, and EMI North, with whom she released her fifth studio album, Filthy Underneath (2024). It is her highest-charting album in the UK and Scotland to date, reaching no. 25 and no. 4, respectively. The following year, she released her first live album, Live in London, also on EMI North.
Albums Studio albums + List of studio albums, with relevant details Title Details Peak chart positions UK UKIndie SCO Love Your Dum and Mad Released: 22 July 2013 Label: Apollo — 23 — Fast Food Released: 6 April 2015 Label: Apollo 48 8 85 Holiday Destination Released: 25 August 2017 Label: 1965 71 5 57 Kitchen Sink Released: 5 June 2020 Label: Infectious 29 3 14 Filthy Underneath Released: 23 February 2024 Label: EMI North 25 — 4
Live albums + List of live albums, with relevant details Title Details Live in London Released: 16 May 2025 Label: EMI North
Extended plays + List of extended plays, with relevant details Title Details Aching Bones Released: 19 November 2012 Label: Label Fandango Dreary Town Released: 15 April 2013 Label: Apollo
Singles + List of singles, with relevant details Year Title Peakchart positions Album/EP UK Phys. 2012 "Are You with Me" — Aching Bones EP 2013 "Dreary Town" — Dreary Town EP /Love Your Dum and Mad "To Be a Young Man" 51 Love Your Dum and Mad "Runaway" — "Aching Bones" (Single Edit) — Aching Bones EP /Love Your Dum and Mad 2014 "Ville Morose / The Devil" — Non-album single /Love Your Dum and Mad "Stealing Cars" — Fast Food 2015 "Fool" 19 2017 "Out the Way" — Holiday Destination "Yes Men" — "Holiday Destination" — "Evil" — 2020 "Ladies for Babies (Goats for Love)" — Kitchen Sink "Trad" — "Buckfast" — 2023 "Topless Mother" — Filthy Underneath "Twenty Things" — 2024 "Greatest Dancer" —
Remixes + List of remixes, with relevant details Year Title 2013 "Dreary Town" (Cloud Boat remix)
Collaborations + List of collaborations, with relevant details Year Song Album Artist Role 2024 "Cuckoo" Duets Ben Nicholls Vocals, arrangement
Contributions As featured artist + List of featured contributions, with relevant details Year Song Album Artist Role 2013 "Blame" Comfort Maya Jane Coles Vocals, co-writing 2015 "X Marks the Spot" Shedding Skin Ghostpoet Vocals "That Ring down the Drain Kind of Feeling" "One Way Street" Only the Now Tom Robinson Backing vocals 2024 "Holes" Death Songbook Paraorchestra with Brett Anderson & Charles Hazlewood Vocals "The End of the World" 2025 "Liar" A Complicated Woman Self Esteem "Roustabout" No Rocket Required The Moonlandingz "Lullaby" Non-album single Together for Palestine
Compilation-exclusive tracks + List of compilation-exclusive tracks, with relevant details Year Song Album Label 2015 "Cannot Leave" New Moon Vol. III Killing Moon
Music videos + List of music videos, with relevant details Year Title Director 2012 "Aching Bones" Ian West 2013 "To Be a Young Man" Matthew Cummins "Dreary Town" Matthew Barton "Runaway" Matthew Cummins 2014 "Stealing Cars" 2015 "Fool" Anna Victoria Best 2017 "Out the Way" Hand Held Cine Club "Yes Men" — "Holiday Destination" Christian Stephen 2020 "Ladies for Babies (Goats for Love)" Matthew Cummins "Trad" Niall Trask 2023 "Topless Mother" Lynne Page "Twenty Things" Sel MacLean 2024 "Greatest Dancer" Niall Trask
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