All 6 Missy Higgins Albums in Order of Release Date

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How many albums does Missy Higgins have?

The discography of Missy Higgins consists of five studio albums, two extended plays, thirty seven singles (including four as a featured artist) and one download-only live album.

The List of  Missy Higgins Albums in Order of Release Here!

Here is the list of Missy Higgins Album in Order of Release Date:

1. The Sound of White — 6 September 2004
2. On a Clear Night — 28 April 2007
3. The Ol’ Razzle Dazzle — 1 June 2012
4. Oz — 19 September 2014
5. Solastalgia — 27 April 2018
6. The Second Act — 6 September 2024

All Missy Higgins Albums List in Order

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1. The Sound of White (2004)

Tracklist:

1. All for Believing
2. Don’t Ever
3. Scar
4. Ten Days
5. Nightminds
6. Casualty
7. Any Day Now
8. Katie
9. The River
10. The Special Two
11. This Is How It Goes
12. The Sound of White
13. They Weren’t There

With her first album released on 6 September 2004, entitled The Sound of White, Missy Higgins scored an overnight sensation. Sweet, sweet, and sentimental songs like “Scar,” “Ten Days,” and “The Special Two” are examples of Higgins’ deep songwriting. Most of the songs were written while she went backpacking in 2002, though some were co-written with Kevin Griffin and Jay Clifford. Produced by John Porter, The Sound of White brings to the fore piano melodies from Higgins and sensitive lyrics. Commercially it reached such huge success-12x platinum in Australia-and won five ARIA Awards, including ‘Best Female Artist’ and ‘Album of the Year’.

2. On a Clear Night (2007)

Tracklist:

1. Where I Stood
2. 100 Round the Bends
3. Steer
4. Sugarcane
5. Secret
6. Warm Whispers
7. The Wrong Girl
8. Angela
9. Peachy
10. Going North
11. Forgive Me

On a Clear Night is Missy Higgins’ second album, which came out in April 2007. The album, recorded in Los Angeles with producer Mitchell Froom, captures a period of introspection because Higgins wrote much of it in the remote town of Broome, Western Australia. Songs such as “Steer” and “Where I Stood” evoke themes of self-discovery, loss, and getting back into nature-the landscape and her personal relationships. Resulting in a number one on the ARIA charts, a quadruple platinum certification and international success with placements in various hot USA television shows.

3. The Ol’ Razzle Dazzle (2012)

Tracklist:

1. Set Me on Fire
2. Hello Hello
3. Unashamed Desire
4. Everyone’s Waiting
5. All in My Head
6. Temporary Love
7. Watering Hole
8. Tricks
9. If I’m Honest
10. Cooling of the Embers
11. Hidden Ones
12. Sweet Arms of a Tune
13. World Gone Mad
14. Link in a Chain

*The Ol’ Razzle Dazzle*, out on June 1, 2012, is a strong comeback by Missy Higgins into the music scene after her five-year hiatus. Co-produced with the help of Butterfly Boucher and Brad Jones from Nashville, this album expresses a personal journey which Higgins has been on to rekindle her acquaintance with music. Featuring the lead single “Unashamed Desire,” it doles out a real eclectic mix of pop, country, and soulful blues. Thematically, the album deals with her struggles with fame and creative block; it considers introspective tracks such as “Set Me on Fire” and “Sweet Arms of a Tune.” The album debuted at number one on the ARIA Albums Chart and sealed Higgins’s musical comeback.

4. Oz (2014)

Tracklist:

1. You Only Hide
2. Old Fitzroy
3. NYE
4. Shark Fin Blues
5. Was There Anything I Could Do?
6. Back to the Wall
7. Don’t Believe Anymore
8. The Biggest Disappointment
9. Everybody Wants to Touch Me
10. Curse on You
11. No Secrets
12. Before Too Long
13. Blackfella/Whitefella
14. Calm and Crystal Clear
15. The Way You Are Tonight
16. Confide in Me

Oz is the fourth studio album by Australian singer-songwriter Missy Higgins, released on September 19, 2014. This is her first cover album since every track in this record is a homage to an Aussie artist, from Something for Kate to The Drones, securing Higgins’ attachment to her motherland. The companion album has Higgins writing a book of essays, each started with the song title that forms the basis for her musings. The title “Oz” is a play on words with the country of Australia and also with “The Wizard of Oz”. Higgins entitled it as a “mixed bag of lollies, taking her style in an utterly different direction this time around, by mixing it with some of Australia’s most iconic songs, to which she received much praise in creative reinterpretation.

5. Solastalgia (2018)

Tracklist:

1. Starting Again
2. Cemetery
3. Futon Couch
4. Red Moon
5. How Was I to Know
6. Yesterday Must Die
7. The Difference
8. Don’t Look Down
9. Hallucinate
10. 49 Candles
11. Strange Utopia
12. The Old Star

“Solastalgia” is the fifth studio album by Australian singer-songwriter Missy Higgins, released on 27 April 2018. Its title comes from a term to describe existential distress derived from environmental change. Titles reflect themes of climate anxiety. The first single from the album was “Futon Couch,” which came out on 8 February 2018 and peaked at number 100 on the ARIA Singles Chart. The second single, “Cemetery,” followed in April. “Solastalgia” was nominated for Best Adult Contemporary Album at the 2018 ARIA Awards. Reviews praised both the emotional depth and experimentation with electronic production; standout tracks like “49 Candles” showed Higgins’ evolution.

6. The Second Act (2024)

Tracklist:

1. You Should Run
2. A Complicated Truth
3. When 4 Become 3
4. Craters
5. The In-Between
6. The Second Act
7. Don’t Make Me Love You
8. The Broken Ones
9. Story for the Ages
10. Hush Now
11. Blue Velvet Dress

The Second Act is the sixth studio album by Australian singer-songwriter Missy Higgins, released on 6 September 2024 through Eleven: A Music Company. The record was dubbed as the sequel of her first album The Sound of White where Higgins “confronts her journey of self-discovery and change.” This album is a far more emotional album than any of her previously released ones, where the lead single “You Should Run” is most critically acclaimed due to its raw intensity. Follow-up singles like “The Second Act” and “A Complicated Truth” grapple with post-divorce recovery and explaining personal struggles to her daughter. The rawness, the minimalistic piano arrangements-the album has been highly praised for these features adding to the emotional depth.

Conclusion:

The discography of Missy Higgins chronicles her growth and development in great detail, from her early album The Sound of White in 2004 to the latest. Each record is filled with chart-topping hits, while others are deeply personal as tellings about different phases of her life and career:. Missy Higgins’ discography reveals the broad range of themes she tackles, from On a Clear Night’s introspective lyrics to the experimental covers found in Oz. The further this release timeline goes, the more Higgins stays on top of being one of the most articulate voices in Australian music, where passionate songwriting meets social and environmental activism.

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