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Daniel Bedingfield discography

Daniel Bedingfield discography

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English-New Zealand singer Daniel Bedingfield has released two studio albums, seventeen singles and one EPs.

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Singles

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Other songs

  • "Heaven" – Daniel Bedingfield and DJ Izzy B (2000)
  • "You Got Me Singing" – Daniel Bedingfield and DJ Izzy B (2000)
  • "Ain't Nobody" (live at the Brits) – Natasha Bedingfield with Daniel Bedingfield (2005)
  • "Everyday" – Coolooloosh featuring Daniel Bedingfield (2011)
  • "Just a Party" – Daniel Bedingfield featuring Busy Signal (2012)
  • "I Wanna Feel" – Secondcity (2014)
  • "Call to Me" – Sharam featuring Daniel Bedingfield (2016)
  • "Bubblin'" - Original Dodger (2018)

Songwriting credits

Unreleased songs

  • "A Thousand Life Times" (featuring Mariah Carey)[24]
  • "Be Who You Are"
  • "Can't Make This Over"[25]
  • "Candy (Apple of Your Eye)"
  • "Closure"[26]
  • "Coming Home" (Refs featuring Daniel Bedingfield)
  • "Domestic Silence"[27][28]
  • "Dynamite"[29]
  • "Fire Eyes"[30]
  • "First Base"[31]
  • "Heads or Tails"
  • "Holding On"
  • "Hurt Somebody"
  • "I Love You But I Need You to Leave Me" (Demo)
  • "I'll Be Home"[32]
  • "I've Been Waiting" (Demo)[33]
  • "I Will Find You"[34]
  • "Imagine If It Was You"
  • "More" (Daniel Bedingfield/Thomas Ely/Dean Livermore)
  • "Only Thing I'll Ever Know (Eric Appapoulay/Daniel Bedingfield/Andrew Kostek)
  • "Out of My Head"[35] (written with Adam Fenton and featured in the film The Curse of Downers Grove)
  • "Remember"
  • "Saving Yourself for You" (Daniel Bedingfield/Thomas Ely/Dean Livermore)
  • "Still Wanna Mess Around"[36]
  • "Stop Wastin' Your Time" (Daniel Bedingfield/Thomas Ely/Dean Livermore)
  • "Take Me Away" (with Tim Myers)
  • "Tell Me"
  • "The Things I Say to You"
  • "Things We Do for Love"
  • "Too Hot"[37]
  • "YOY"
  • ”I believe” (co written with Andy Kostek)

Notes

  1. "James Dean (I Wanna Know)" did not enter the US Billboard Hot 100 but peaked at number 36 on the US Mainstream Top 40.[19]

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