Beastette discography

The discography of Beastette, a French-British pop singer, consist of one studio album (and another one forthcoming), five singles (and another one forthcoming), one EP, and five guest appearances.
In late 2010, Beastette released her debut single "California" which peaked within in the top ten in the UK. In January 2011, the singer released her debut studio album Wildfire, which spawned two more UK top ten hits. In October 2011, Beastette released her debut EP Francais in which two singles were lifted though only one was released in the UK. Wildfire and Francais each sold over 500,000 copies and went Platinum in the UK; they both also reached #1 in France (under their French language editions that Beastette recorded for that specific market) and were each both certified Platinum there as well. In late 2011 and early 2012, Beastette was also featured on a number of collaborations with various artists such as Syd Wolfe, Sienna, and Flaming SteffY.
In May 2012, Beastette announced that she would be releasing a new album titled Raynachelle: Incognito with a release date of 9 July 2012 being chosen for the LP. The first single to be lifted from the album will be titled "She Ain't About To Do That", which features Aurora Reed and will be released on 2 July 2012.
==Albums==
===Studio albums===
Album 	Album details	UK	FRA	BEL(FL)	BEL(WA)	CAN	DEN	IRE	SWI	US	Sales	Certification
Wildfire 	
*Released: 17 January 2011
*Label: Fusion
*Formats: CD, digital download, vinyl	3 	1 	6 	1 	3 	9 	2 	5 	7 	
*UK: 516,492
*IRE: 22,400+
*US: 1,000,000+
*FRA: 100,000+
*BEL: 15,000+
*SWI: 15,000+
*CAN: 46,000+	
*UK: Platinum
*IRE: Platinum
*US: Platinum
*FRA: Platinum
*BEL: Gold
*SWI: Gold
*CAN: Gold
Raynachelle: Incognito	
*Released: 9 July 2012
*Label: Fusion
*Formats: TBA	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	
===Extended plays===
Title 	EP details	UK	FRA	BEL(FL)	BEL(WA)	CAN	DEN	IRE	SWI	US	Sales	Certification
Français	
*Released: 3 October 2011
*Label: Fusion
*Formats: CD, digital download
*Language: French	5 	1 	11 	3 	6 	7 	7 	10 	19	
*UK: 500,000+	
*UK: Platinum
*FRA: Platinum
*IRE: Gold
*BEL: Gold
*SWI: Gold
==Singles==
Year	Single 	UK 	UKDig 	UKAir 	FRA 	BEL(FL) 	BEL(WA) 	CAN 	DEN 	IRE 	SWI 	US 	USAlt 	Album 	Certifications	
2010	"California"1 	6 	6 	12 	1 	—NR	—NR	—NR	—NR	8 	—NR	9 	1 	Wildfire 	
*UK: Gold
*US: Gold
*IRE: Gold	
2011	"Revolve" 	4 	4 	5 	—NR	—NR	—NR	—NR	—NR	4 	—NR	10 	3 	Wildfire 	
*UK: Gold
*US: Gold
*IRE: Gold	
2011	"Priorities" 	5 	13 	15 	—NR	—NR	—NR	—NR	4 	7 	—NR	13 	8 	Wildfire 	
*UK: Silver 	
2011	"Jaloux" 2 	—NR	—NR	—NR	1 	10 	6 	5 	— 	—NR	4 	—NR	—NR	Français (EP) 	
*FRA: Platinum	
2011	"Lavande" 	5 	4 	29 	1 	8 	5 	10 	15 	6 	17 	7 	4 	Français (EP) 	
*UK: Platinum
*FRA: Platinum	
2012	"She Ain't About To Do That"(featuring Aurora Reed)	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	 	Raynachelle: Incognito	 	
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A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.	
A dash (—) means that the single did not chart.
A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.	
A dash (—) means that the single did not chart.
A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.	
A dash (—) means that the single did not chart.
A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.	
A dash (—) means that the single did not chart.
A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.	
A dash (—) means that the single did not chart.
A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.	
A dash (—) means that the single did not chart.
A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.	
A dash (—) means that the single did not chart.
A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.	
A dash (—) means that the single did not chart.
A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.	
A dash (—) means that the single did not chart.
A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.	
A dash (—) means that the single did not chart.
A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.	
A dash (—) means that the single did not chart.
A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.	
A dash (—) means that the single did not chart.
A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.	
A dash (—) means that the single did not chart.
A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.	
A dash (—) means that the single did not chart.
A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.	
A dash (—) means that the single did not chart.
A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.	
A dash (—) means that the single did not chart.
A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.
===Featured and collaboration singles===
Featured singles and collaborations that did not make an album appearance for Beastette's releases.
Year	Single 	UK	UKDig	UKAir	Album 	Certifications										
2011	"Have A Word"(TWISTED DISCO vs. Beastette) 	3 	* 	* 	 	
*UK: Gold 										
2011	"Cremation Vacation"(Sexy Star featuring Beastette)	9 	9 	38 	FUNeral 	
*UK: Silver 										
2011	"Generic"(Sienna Martinez featuring Beastette) 	4 	1 	9 	Thunder "N" Lighting	
*UK: Silver 										
2011	"Glow"(Syd Wolfe and Beastette) 	2 	1 	9 	Monsters:Reloaded 	
*UK: Platinum										
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A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.	
A dash (—) means that the single did not chart.
A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.	
A dash (—) means that the single did not chart.
A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.	
A dash (—) means that the single did not chart.
A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.	
A dash (—) means that the single did not chart.
A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.	
A dash (—) means that the single did not chart.
A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.	
A dash (—) means that the single did not chart.
A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.	
A dash (—) means that the single did not chart.
A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.	
A dash (—) means that the single did not chart.
A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.	
A dash (—) means that the single did not chart.
A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.	
A dash (—) means that the single did not chart.
A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.	
A dash (—) means that the single did not chart.
A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.	
A dash (—) means that the single did not chart.
A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.	
A dash (—) means that the single did not chart.
A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.	
A dash (—) means that the single did not chart.
A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.	
A dash (—) means that the single did not chart.
A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.	
A dash (—) means that the single did not chart.
A dash with a superscript of "NR" (—NR) means that the single was not released in that country or territory.
An asterisk (*) means that chart positions are unknown.
===Notes===
1. The US single version of "California" featured Luke Ramada. In 2012, the single was released in France as "Californie".
2. "Jaloux" was Beastette's debut single in France, Belgium, Switzerland, and Canada.
==Other appearances==
Year	Song 	Album 	Notes
2011	"Incedinary"	The China Doll Collection	
*Originally sung by China.
===Guest appearances===
Year	Song 	Album 	Notes
2011	"Revolution Station"(Taylor featuring Beastette) 	"Revolution Station" (Tour Exclusive CD single)
Pass Me By box set	
*Only released on a CD single for the song that was a tour exclusive and sold only on one of Taylor's tours that promoted his Pass Me By series
*Eventually included on the bonus disc for his complete box set for Pass Me By
2011	"Downtown" (Remix)(Blonde Ambition featuring Beastette) 	"Downtown" (single) 	
*The remix featuring Beastette was a b-side to Blonde Ambition's single "Downtown".
2012	"Glamville Forsaken" (Remix)(Flaming SteffY featuring Paige White and Beastette)	"Glamville Forsaken" (single)	
*The remix featuring Paige White and Beastette was a b-side to Flaming SteffY's single "Glamville Forsaken".
===Other songs===
*"Licenciement" (cancelled single)
==Music videos==
Beastette has made appearances in the following videos that whether for her own singles or somebody else's singles:
*"California"
*"Revolve"
*"Have A Word"
*"The Orgy Song" (Bella-May, Flaming Steffy, and Kazimeira)
*"Cremation Vacation" (Sexy Star featuring Beastette)
*"Generic" (Sienna Martinez featuring Beastette)
*"Glow" (Syd Wolfe featuring Beastette)
*"Glamville Forsaken" (Flaming SteffY featuring Paige White and Beastette)
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