The List of Alicia Keys Albums in Order of Release

 

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The discography of American singer Alicia Keys has released nine studio albums, eight live albums, one remix album, six reissue albums, three extended plays, seven box sets, 46 singles as lead artist, and six promotional singles.

 

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Here is the list of Alicia Keys Album in Order of Release Date:

1. Songs in A Minor — June 5, 2001
2. The Diary of Alicia Keys — December 2, 2003
3. As I Am — November 13, 2007
4. The Element of Freedom — December 15, 2009
5. Girl on Fire — November 26, 2012
6. Here — November 4, 2016
7. Alicia — September 18, 2020
8. Keys — December 10, 2021
9. Santa Baby— November 4, 2022

All Alicia Keys Albums List in Order

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1. Songs in A Minor (2001)

Track

1. Piano & I
2. Girlfriend
3. How Come You Don’t Call Me
4. Fallin
5. Troubles
6. Rock wit U
7. A Woman’s Worth
8. Jane Doe
9. Goodbye
10. The Life
11. Mr. Man
12. Never Felt This Way
13. Butterflyz
14. Why Do I Feel So Sad
15. Caged Bird
16. Lovin U

Released on June 5, 2001, ‘Songs in A Minor’ marked Alicia Keys’ debut studio album, showcasing her prodigious talents as a singer-songwriter. Crafted from 1995 onwards at the tender age of 14, the album’s creation endured a journey, with Columbia Records rejecting it, leading Keys to sign with Arista Records under Clive Davis and eventually J Records. This neo soul masterpiece, adorned with R&B, jazz, and hip-hop influences, was predominantly self-produced by Keys, reflecting her prowess as a pianist. Despite only two songs being in the key of A minor, the album resonated worldwide, selling over 12 million copies and garnering five Grammy Awards. In 2022, the Library of Congress honored it in the National Recording Registry.

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2. The Diary of Alicia Keys (2003)

Track

1. Harlem’s Nocturne
2. Karma
3. Heartburn
4. If I Was Your Woman
5. You Don’t Know My Name
6. If I Ain’t Got You
7. Diary
8. Dragon Days
9. Wake Up
10. So Simple
11. When You Really Love Someone
12. Feeling U, Feeling Me
13. Slow Down
14. Samsonite Man
15. Nobody Not Really

The Diary of Alicia Keys, the second studio album by American singer Alicia Keys, debuted on December 2, 2003, under J Records. Recorded across various studios, the album’s production was led by Keys, featuring input from Kanye West and Kerry Brothers Jr., resulting in an R&B masterpiece.[3] Garnering positive reviews from critics, it swiftly ascended to the top spot of the US Billboard 200, selling 618,000 copies in its first week. This marked Keys’ second consecutive number-one debut, fueled by three top-ten singles. The album’s triumph was echoed at the 47th Annual Grammy Awards, where Keys secured three Grammy Awards. With over five million units sold in the US and eight million worldwide, it stands as a testament to Keys’ musical prowess.

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3. As I Am (2007)

Track

1. As I Am
2. Go Ahead
3. Superwoman
4. No One
5. Like You’ll Never See Me Again
6. Lesson Learned
7. Wreckless Love
8. The Thing About Love
9. Teenage Love Affair
10. I Need You
11. Where Do We Go from Here
12. Prelude to a Kiss
13. Tell You Something (Nana’s Reprise)
14. Sure Looks Good to Me

As I Am stands as Alicia Keys’ third studio album, released on November 9, 2007, via J Records. Spanning recording sessions from 2005 to 2007, the album’s production was led by Keys herself, alongside Kerry Brothers Jr., Jack Splash, and Linda Perry, with a notable contribution from musician John Mayer. Despite minor criticism of her lyrics, As I Am garnered positive reviews. It soared to number one on the US Billboard 200, with its initial week seeing 742,000 copies sold. The RIAA later certified it quadruple platinum. This global triumph sold over five million copies and birthed hits like “No One”. The album secured three Grammy Awards and two American Music Awards for Keys.

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4. The Element of Freedom (2009)

Track

1. The Element of Freedom
2. Love Is Blind
3. Doesn’t Mean Anything
4. Try Sleeping with a Broken Heart
5. Wait Til You See My Smile
6. That’s How Strong My Love Is
7. Un-Thinkable (I’m Ready)
8. Love Is My Disease
9. Like the Sea
10. Put It in a Love Song
11. This Bed
12. Distance and Time
13. How It Feels to Fly
14. Empire State of Mind (Part II) Broken Down

The Element of Freedom, the fourth studio album by Alicia Keys, emerged on December 11, 2009, under J Records. Recorded at the Oven Studios in New York from May to September 2009, the album boasts a shift from traditional soul to a mid-tempo, love-focused sound. Alicia Keys, Kerry Brothers Jr., and Jeff Bhasker helmed the production. Critically acclaimed for its cohesive and mellow style, Keys’ vocals shone. Debuting at number two on the US Billboard 200, the album swiftly sold 417,000 copies in its first week, achieving platinum status within a month, and later, double platinum. By August 2012, global sales crossed four million.

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5. Girl on Fire (2012)

Track

1. De Novo Adagio
2. Brand New Me
3. When It’s All Over
4. Listen to Your Heart
5. New Day
6. Girl on Fire
7. Fire We Make
8. Tears Always Win
9. Not Even the King
10. That’s When I Knew
11. Limitedless
12. One Thing
13. 101

Released on November 22, 2012, ‘Girl on Fire’ marked Alicia Keys’ fifth studio album, signaling her debut with RCA Records after J Records’ closure. This R&B masterpiece is an eclectic fusion of genres like rock, electro, reggae, and hip hop, featuring minimalist production, piano-driven melodies, and innovative chord progressions. Garnering positive reviews, it soared to Billboard 200’s top spot, selling 159,000 copies in the first week. The album spawned hits like ‘Girl on Fire,’ ‘Brand New Me,’ ‘New Day,’ ‘Fire We Make,’ and ‘Tears Always Win.’ Keys’ accompanying global tour, ‘Set the World on Fire,’ amplified her impact, while her Grammy win for Best R&B Album solidified her status.

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6. Here (2016)

Track

1. The Beginning
2. The Gospel
3. Pawn It All
4. Elaine Brown
5. Kill Your Mama
6. She Don’t Really Care_1 Luv
7. Elevate
8. Illusion of Bliss
9. Blended Family (What You Do for Love)
10. Work on It
11. Cocoa Butter
12. Girl Can’t Be Herself
13. You Glow
14. More Than We Know
15. Where Do We Begin Now
16. Holy War

Here, the sixth studio album by Alicia Keys, released on November 4, 2016, via RCA Records, showcases her artistic evolution. Recorded primarily in 2014 at New York’s Jungle City Studios and Oven Studios, the album features collaborations with renowned producers like Mark Batson, Swizz Beatz, Illangelo, Jimmy Napes, and Pharrell Williams. Notably, Keys completed the writing and recording process before discovering her pregnancy, leading to a delayed release. Critics lauded the album for its raw, urgent music, delving into social issues and African-American experiences. Debuting at number two on the Billboard 200, it became her seventh Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart-topper. The album spawned singles like “In Common” and “Blended Family (What You Do for Love).

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7. Alicia (2020)

Track

1. Truth Without Love
2. Time Machine
3. Authors of Forever
4. Wasted Energy
5. Underdog
6. 3 Hour Drive
7. Me x 7
8. Show Me Love
9. So Done
10. Gramercy Park
11. Love Looks Better
12. You Save Me
13. Jill Scott
14. Perfect Way to Die
15. Good Job

“Alicia,” the seventh studio album by the acclaimed American singer-songwriter and pianist Alicia Keys, emerged as a creative odyssey following her 2016 release “Here” and a tenure as a judge on “The Voice.” Released on September 18, 2020, through RCA Records, the album marries Keys’ artistry with contributions from Swizz Beatz, Ryan Tedder, and others, welcoming collaborations with artists like Sampha, Tierra Whack, and more. Showcasing a fusion of low-tempo melodies and diverse genres, “Alicia” delves into themes of identity, societal matters, and love, offering introspection that resonates with her memoir “More Myself.” Amid a delayed release due to COVID-19, the album found critical acclaim for its healing resonance, topped charts worldwide, and earned a Grammy Award for Best Immersive Audio Album.

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8. Keys (2021)

 

Track

1. Plentiful
2. Skydive
3. Best of Me
4. Dead End Road
5. Is It Insane
6. Billions
7. Love When You Call My Name
8. Only You
9. Daffodils
10. Old Memories
11. Nat King Cole
12. Paper Flowers
13. Like Water
14. Keys

Released on December 10, 2021, “Keys” stands as the eighth studio album by American singer-songwriter Alicia Keys, marking a pivotal chapter in her musical journey. This RCA Records release, boasting two discs—original and unlocked—features a dynamic duality. The initial part showcases traditional melodies and original tracks, while the latter half unveils ‘unlocked’ versions of the same songs. Produced primarily by Keys herself, the album’s essence is heightened as Mike WiLL Made-It’s reimagining infuses potent beats and transformations. With standout singles like “Lala” featuring Swae Lee and “Best of Me,” the album’s reception was a blend of praise for Keys’ production and constructive critiques regarding song composition quality. Despite a Billboard 200 debut at number 41, this album adds a unique dimension to Alicia Keys’ discography.

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9. Santa Baby (2022)

Track

1. Santa Baby
2. Christmas Time Is Here
3. Favorite Things
4. December Back 2 June
5. Please Come Home for Christmas
6. Happy Xmas (War Is Over)
7. You Don’t Have to Be Alone
8. The Christmas Song (Chestnuts)
9. Old Memories on Christmas
10. Not Even the King
11. Ave Maria

Released on November 4, 2022, Santa Baby marks Alicia Keys’ festive foray as her ninth studio album and inaugural Christmas release. Exclusively launched on Apple Music, the album features eleven tracks blending four original compositions with seven covers of beloved Christmas classics. The lead single, ‘December Back 2 June,’ debuted on October 28, 2022, encapsulating the holiday spirit through Keys’ signature style and vocal prowess.

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