Melanie Martinez full discography

ATTENTION: PLEASE DO NOT EDIT UNLESS GIVEN EXPLICIT PERMISSION! (all released and unreleased songs by Melanie as if they were all released. It does not include The Voice performances because the exact time of TMTTM isn't for sure.)

Take Me To The Moon (TMTTM) is Melanie's first EP that was released in 2012 under Atlantic Records is about the story of a character named Alice which is her first form before Crybaby. None of the 9 songs have music videos but Milky Way, Smoke and Alone have visualizers. The promotional single is Milky Way.

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The One

Tragedy Creeps is Melanie's first album that was released under Atlantic Records a year later in 2013. The story follows Alice trying to find a 'Gingerbread Man' but things go downhill and she goes through a lot of tough times and eventually gives up and lets her next form free in Time Flies, which is fully revealed in the next album. None of the songs have official music videos but clips with Melanie lip syncing the songs were uploaded on youtube along with official visualizers for Dead To Me, Gingerbread Man, Night Mime and Time Flies. The album has two promotional singles being Dead To Me and Time Flies.

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Time Flies

Cry Baby is Melanie's second album that was released in 2015 under Atlantic Records. It shows the story of her new form Crybaby. The first version of the album includes 14 songs. All of the songs in the Cry Baby album have music videos. Some of the music videos were made into double features (Soap/Training Wheels, Ring Pop/Pity Party, Tag, You're It/Milk and Cookies). The promotional single for the album is Crybaby which marks the beginning of Crybaby's life.

Cry Baby Live Edition was fully released on the 1st of October 2015 featuring the live versions of Cry Baby the album and a few additional songs. The recordings were from her first live tour and the recordings from New York City were put onto the album. The additional songs that were played and recorded were live versions of Arts & Crafts, Coloring Book and Bandaid which were all upcoming songs Melanie had planned for future projects.

Play-Time is Melanie's next album under Atlantic Records which was released in 2016. It shows the continuation of Crybaby's life. All of the songs have music videos. The promotional single for the album is Arts & Crafts which fans already know from her previous live tour.

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Mad Hatter

Unhappy Meal is Melanie's first single and was released a week after the Play-Time album was released. It has a music video with a similar to McDonalds's theme.

Sticks & Stones is another of Melanie's albums under Atlantic Records that was released in the middle of 2017. It's about a family falling apart and in the end, when it's too late everyone disappears or dies. Crybaby is left on her own by the end of the story. All of the songs have music videos except for Half Hearted which has a visualizer. The promotional song is Sticks and Stones since it shares the same name as the album.

Stick With Me? was fully released in April 2018 with parts of it released all throughout March and April under Atlantic Records. The story follows the story of Crybaby's obsessive love for someone. The album includes a reimagined re-recording of Sticks and Stones with a different music video, some different lyrics and different instrumentals. All the songs have a music video and the promotional song for the album is 99¢ Store with many snippets of it being uploaded throughout February that year.

K-12 is Melanie's first album to have a corresponding movie to it with the album as the music. It was all released in 2019 with music videos from the movie released prior to the movies official release. It follows the story of Crybaby growing up and going to school. Each song is a step further into schooling and another grade up. Eraser from the deluxe version played in the intro of the film. Glue Stick instrumental played all throughout different parts of the film as background music along with the rest of the background soundtrack. A harp version of Papercut (which is in the deluxe version) played in the outro/credits. The promotional singles were