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Salvador Navarrete (born 16 February 1992), better known by his stage name Sega Bodega, is an Irish-Chilean music producer, singer, songwriter, DJ and co-head/founder of record label and collective Nuxxe. Sega Bodega is known for his futuristic,[1] bass-heavy and leftfield takes on electronic and club music,[2] fusing various elements of UK bass and hip-hop music, deconstructed club, and trip hop music into his songs. He rose to prominence producing tracks for London-based rapper, co-founder of the Nuxxe label and close collaborator Shygirl, gaining attention from the likes of Rihanna, using various Nuxxe tracks for her Fenty Beauty commercials[3][4] and fashion shows.[5] Sega Bodega released various EPs before releasing his debut album, Salvador, in 2020, and his second album, Romeo, in 2021.
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| Birth name | Salvador Navarrete |
| Born | 16 February 1992 Galway, Ireland |
| Origin | Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom |
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| Years active | 2013–present |
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Salvador Navarrete was born on 16 February 1992, in Galway, Ireland to a Chilean father and an Irish mother. He lived in Ireland until he was 10, when he relocated to Glasgow.[1]
He had ambitions of being a producer since 2008, playing in various bands until he could understand how to use DAWs.[1] Navarrete briefly studied at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, but largely taught himself to produce music using online tutorials.
Initially, from about 2010, Navarrete operated under the moniker Peace, but retired it when the indie rock band of the same name began rising to fame.[6] He would later settle on his Sega Bodega moniker in 2012.
Navarrete first began gaining traction through various remixes, from which he gained widespread attention from, and DJ gigs, supporting Lil B in Glasgow and playing the London Field Day festival in 2012.
In February 2013, Navarrete released his debut EP Song Dynasty, a collection of tracks recorded as far back as 2010, but refined and polished after developing a better understanding of the technicalities to music production.[7] The EP was released via the London-based label, Week of Wonders. This was followed by his 34 EP, released in May 2013, also via the Week of Wonders label.
In May 2014, Navarrete was a part of the lineup for BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend festival, where he played his re-released single "Stay Nervous", and "Maryland", which would later appear on his 2018 EP self*care, among other tracks.[8] He also relocated to London in 2014.
After taking a hiatus from releases, Navarrete returned with the October 2015 release of the first SS project, containing reimagined and 'alternative' takes on cult film scores, such as A Clockwork Orange, Eraserhead, Akira and Boyz n the Hood, among others.[9] The project was self-released. This was followed shortly after by the Sportswear EP, released via the Activia Benz label.[10]
In June 2016, London rapper Shygirl released her debut single, "Want More", produced by Navarrete. The single marked the first release of collective and label Nuxxe, co-founded by Navarrete, Shygirl and French producer and performer Coucou Chloe, formed from a desire to create music and art with an easy-going, free-flowing and fun attitude, separate from other pre-establishing labels, and to introduce a sound that no one had heard before to the world.[5] The single would also appear in a Fenty Beauty commercial later in 2019.[3] The release of "Want More" was followed by a collaborative single in October 2016 from Navarrete and Coucou Chloe titled "SPIT INTENT", under the moniker Y1640.
February 2017 marked further collaboration with the single "CC", featuring Shygirl. The track was the lead single from Navarrete's next EP, titled Ess B, released later that month via the Crazylegs label,[11] followed by one other Crazylegs release: the "Nivea" double single in July.[12] More Nuxxe releases continued shortly after Ess B's release, such as another Y1640 single in March, titled "WEEP", Shygirl's double single "MSRYNVR" in May,[13] and Coucou Chloe's EP Erika Jane in September, on which Navarrete is featured.[14] In October, Navarrete released a second installation of the cinema-inspired project, SS, featuring more reimagined takes on film scores such as Requiem for a Dream (this track also features Shygirl on vocals), Alien and Ghost in the Shell, among others.[15][16]
March 2018 marked the first release from French singer and producer Oklou on the Nuxxe label: her EP The Rite of May, on which Navarrete contributed co-production on the final track, "Friendless".[17] Navarrete also released a piano version of the song later in the year. The two would continue to collaborate further down the line.
In May 2018, Shygirl released her debut EP via Nuxxe, Cruel Practice, featuring production from Navarrete on every track. The EP gained positive attention from multiple high-profile publications, such as Pitchfork,[18] Crack Magazine[19] and Tiny Mixtapes.[20]
In October 2018, Navarrete unveiled his next EP, self*care, his first full-length project released via Nuxxe. For the EP, Navarrete invited 6 filmmakers – Bryan M. Ferguson, Brooke Candy, Jade Jackman, Tash Tung, Jasper Jarvis and BEA1991 – to create their own interpretations of 'self care'.[21] The EP also marked a new direction for Navarrete, as he began using his own vocals more prominently than on any other previous release. The EP is also notable for having artwork designed by PC Music musician and visual artist Hannah Diamond.[22]
In January 2019, Navarrete surprise released the "Mimi" single,[23] as well as playing a headlining live show in London's Hoxton Hall in February.[24]
2019 bore many collaborations with other indie artists, such as Cosima,[25] Col3trane,[26] Nadia Tehran and MISOGI, among others, as well as further collaborations with Oklou[27] and Shygirl.[28][29] Nuxxe also released Coucou Chloe's Naughty Dog EP in May.[30]
2019 also marked Nuxxe's highest profile artist signing and album release: American rapper and singer Brooke Candy and her October-released debut album, SEXORCISM. The album features a slew of features from the likes of Charli XCX, Iggy Azalea and Rico Nasty, among many others. Candy had faced many delays and blocks towards releasing her debut album, with plans to release it dating as far back as 2014. When Candy and Navarrete spoke on a panel together for LoomFest May 2019 in Barcelona,[31] Candy was made aware of the Nuxxe label that Sega Bodega co-runs and conversations on releasing the album on Nuxxe were struck.[32] Navarrete himself co-produced one track on the album: the single "Drip" featuring American singer, actress and television personality Erika Jayne.
In November 2019, Navarrete released the single "U Suck",[33] which would be the lead single for his debut album Salvador.[34] The single delved into a more synth-pop direction, and again featured Navarrete's vocals prominently. He then played a headlining show in St Pancras Old Church, London with a backing string quartet in December, to promote the single and premiere upcoming music from his album.[35] The track was also accompanied with a music video by frequent collaborator Bryan M. Ferguson.[36]
In early January 2020, Navarrete announced his debut album Salvador for a 14 February release. The same day as the announcement, he released the single "Salv Goes to Hollywood".[37] The track combines the more vocal-heavy ideas of his recent work, with his roots in deconstructed club music and intense bass.
Salvador was released in February to acclaim from publications like Paste Magazine,[38] Resident Advisor[39] and Pitchfork,[40] among others, and fans alike.
Navarrete additionally released a Bandcamp exclusive covers EP, titled Reestablishing Connection, in May 2020. All profits were donated to the AIM COVID-19 Crisis Fund. It featured Lafawndah, covering Massive Attack's "Teardrop", Låpsley, covering Gwen Stefani's "Cool", Dorian Electra, covering Wheatus' "Teenage Dirtbag", Teddy<3, covering Britney Spears' "Sometimes", and Oklou, covering Mauro Picotto's "Komodo".[41]
Navarrete also continued to collaborate with Oklou on her debut mixtape Galore, released in September, contributing production to two tracks,[42] and Shygirl's ALIAS EP, released in November, acting as co-executive producer alongside Shygirl on the project.[43] Among these established collaborators, Navarrete also contributed heavily to American rapper Zebra Katz's debut record LESS IS MOOR in March,[44] and appeared on Dorian Electra's My Agenda project in October, as a featured artist (which was his first time appearing as such) and as a co-producer on two tracks.[45]
In early November, Navarrete released a collaborative single with English musician Låpsley, titled "Make U Stay".[46] The track was released with a music video directed by regular collaborator Bryan M. Ferguson.[47]
In an Instagram Q&A in early May 2021, Navarrete revealed a slew of artists he has been collaborating with, including Caroline Polachek, Arca, FKA twigs, Charlotte Gainsbourg, slowthai, and Christine and the Queens, among many others.[48] The same month, he announced a vinyl reissue of his Salvador album, including the bonus track "Heaven Fell (Reprise)", which features additional vocals from Polachek. He also hosted a special concert performance film, available via ticket purchase, to close off the era of the Salvador album.
Navarrete released a single titled "Only Seeing God When I Come" on 8 September, indicative of a new musical era,[49] followed soon after by "Angel On My Shoulder", and the announcement of his second studio album, Romeo, which released 12 November 2021, and features Arca and Charlotte Gainsbourg.[50] "I Need Nothing From You" was released as the final single from the album. Navarrete toured the album throughout 2022, including as a supporting act on tour with Flume in California and Arizona.
Navarrete worked on tracks for FKA twigs, Eartheater,[51] Sophie Ellis Bextor,[52] and Daniela Lalita,[53] among others throughout 2022. He executive produced Donna Missal's in the mirror, in the night EP, which released in February that year.[54]
Shygirl released her debut album Nymph in September 2022, executive produced by Navarrete.[55] The album garnered award nominations at AIM Independent Music Awards,[56] Libera Awards,[57] and Mercury Prize.[58] He additionally released the single "Kepko" in November that year.[59]
In January 2023, Navarrete and Shygirl remixed Björk's "Ovule".[60] Björk would also remix Shygirl's "Woe" later in March, a remix which Navarrete co-produced.[61] Navarrete continued to collaborate with other artists such as Caroline Polachek,[62] slowthai,[63] and Eartheater.[64] In May 2023, Navarrete formed the project Kiss Facility with Emirati-Egyptian artist Mayah Alkhateri.[65] The duo released three singles, which supported the Esoteric EP, which released in October 2023.[66] He released a single with Safety Trance, titled "Arena!" in September 2023.[67] He stated it would be a standalone single released while he finished his upcoming album, on social media.[68] He also co-produced Björk and ROSALÍA's collaborative single "Oral", which released in November 2023.[69]
Navarrete began teasing his next album Dennis with the single "Deer Teeth" in January 2024,[70] followed by "Set Me Free, I'm an Animal" in February.[71] He announced the album for release on 26 April 2024 alongside the release of the next single "Elk Skin" in March.[72] A final single titled "True" was released the week before the album's release in April.[73] He will embark on the Tears, Tours and Sighs tour to promote the album, visiting Europe and North America from September through November 2024.[74] Additionally, Kiss Facility will support Danish singer Erika de Casier on tour throughout Europe from May through July 2024.
Navarrete has been open about his struggles with alcoholism, stating he often hid his anxieties behind drinking, "For the first two years when I got to London, I kind of just partied more, and more... I was the intense guy who was always drunk. It actually takes a long time to re-establish yourself as not 'that' person."[1] He has also stated that quitting alcohol was the hardest thing he has ever done.[75]
Navarrete has also been open about his struggles with mental health, writing an op-ed and guide on self-care in 2018 for i-D, coinciding with the release of his EP titled self*care.[76]
Navarrete formerly had a relationship with Mimi Wade. He is currently in a relationship with Mayah Alkhateri, his bandmate in Kiss Facility.
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| "Stay Nervous" | Song Dynasty | Week of Wonders | 2014 |
| "CC" (featuring Shygirl) |
Ess B | Crazylegs | 2017 |
| "Nivea" / "Bacardi" | Non-album single | ||
| "Kisses 2 My Phone" | self*care | Nuxxe | 2018 |
| "Mimi" | Non-album single | 2019 | |
| "U Suck" | Salvador | ||
| "Salv Goes to Hollywood" | 2020 | ||
| "Make U Stay" (with Låpsley) |
Non-album single | ||
| "Heaven Fell (Reprise)" | Salvador | 2021 | |
| "Only Seeing God When I Come" | Romeo | ||
| "Angel on My Shoulder" | |||
| "I Need Nothing from You" | |||
| "Kepko" | Dennis | Nuxxe, Supernature | 2022 |
| "In My Room" (with Mayah Alkhateri, as Kiss Facility) |
Esoteric | Supernature | 2023 |
| "Black Stone" (with Mayah Alkhateri, as Kiss Facility) | |||
| "Arena!" (with Safety Trance) |
Non-album single | Nuxxe, Supernature | |
| "So Many Ways" (feat. POiSON GiRLFRiEND) (with Mayah Alkhateri, as Kiss Facility) |
Esoteric | Supernature | |
| "Deer Teeth" | Dennis | Ambient Tweets, Supernature | 2024 |
| "Set Me Free, I'm an Animal" | |||
| "Elk Skin" | |||
| "True" |
| Title | Artist(s) | Year |
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| "If" | Toboggan | 2014 |
| "Voices" | Dawn Richard | 2017 |
| "All Around the World" (featuring Desiigner and Chynna) |
Mura Masa | |
| "Friendless" | Oklou | 2018 |
| "Ovule" (with Shygirl) |
Björk | 2023 |
| "Bunny Is a Rider" | Caroline Polachek |
| Title | Album | Label | Year |
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| "Jansen" | — | Secret Songs | 2014 |
| "Jaxon" | Singles Club Executive Lounge: Celebrating 50 Years of Activia Benz | Activia Benz | 2016 |
| "I'll Never B" | LuckyMe Advent Calendar 17 | LuckyMe | 2018 |
| Year | Title | Artist(s) | Album | Credits | Writer(s) | Producer(s) |
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| 2016 | "Want More" | Shygirl | Non-album single | Producer | Blane Muise | Sega Bodega |
| "Spit Intent" | Y6140 | Co-producer | Chloé Olivié | Chloé Olivié, Navarrete | ||
| 2017 | "Weep" | |||||
| "MSRY" | Shygirl | MSRYNVR | Producer | Blane Muise | Sega Bodega | |
| "NVR" | ||||||
| "Flip U" | COUCOU CHLOE | Erika Jane | Co-writer/co-producer | Chloé Olivié, Navarrete | Navarrete, Chloé Olivié | |
| 2018 | "Friendless" | Oklou | The Rite of May | Additional production | Oklou | Oklou, Sega Bodega (add.), Krampf (add.) |
| "Rude" | Shygirl | Cruel Practice | Producer | Blane Muise | Sega Bodega | |
| "O" | ||||||
| "Nasty" | ||||||
| "Gush" | Co-producer | Sega Bodega, Dinamarca | ||||
| "Asher Wolfe" | Producer | Sega Bodega | ||||
| "U.A.F.W.M." | Quay Dash | Non-album single | Quay Dash | |||
| 2019 | "R U Lonely 2?" | Cosima | Co-producer | Cosima, Fryars | Fryars, Sega Bodega | |
| "Ferment" | Murlo | Dolos | Co-writer/producer | Murlo, Sega Bodega | Sega Bodega | |
| "Problems in Us" | Col3trane | Heroine | Co-writer/co-producer | Cole Basta, Jay Mooncie, Navarrete | J Moon, Sega Bodega | |
| "Tell Nobody" | Nadia Tehran | Dozakh: All Lovers Hell | Fabian Berglund, Nadia Kardar Tehran, Patrick Alvarsson, Navarrete | Sega Bodega, Nadia Tehran, DJ HAYDN | ||
| "Bleached" | Misogi | Blood Moon Underworld | Co-writer | Falls, MISOGI, Navarrete, Zain Siddiqui | Falls, MISOGI | |
| "Uckers" | Shygirl | Non-album single | Producer | Blane Muise | Sega Bodega | |
| "Teasr" | Elheist | Wholesome Goody | Elheist | |||
| "Close to You (Moonlighting)" | Cosima | Non-album single | Co-producer | Cosima Ehni, Duncan James, Matt Parad | Sega Bodega, Duncan James, Matt Parad | |
| "BB" | Shygirl | Co-writer/producer | Blane Muise, Sega Bodega | Sega Bodega | ||
| "Forever" | oklou | Co-producer | Oklou | Oklou, Sega Bodega (co.) | ||
| "Drip" (feat. Erika Jayne) |
Brooke Candy | SEXORCISM | Co-writer/co-producer | Brooke Candy, Oscar Scheller, Ashnikko, Navarrete, Jesse Saint John | Sega Bodega, Oscar Scheller, Raf Riley | |
| 2020 | "Ish" | Zebra Katz | Less Is Moor | Co-writer/producer | Zebra Katz, Navarrete | Sega Bodega |
| "Blush" | ||||||
| "Moor" | Co-writer/co-producer | Zebra Katz, Navarrete, Michael Carr | Walter Gross, Sega Bodega | |||
| "Sleepn" | Co-writer/producer | Zebra Katz, Navarrete | Sega Bodega | |||
| "Lick It n Split" (feat. Shygirl) |
Zebra Katz, Blane Muise, Navarrete | |||||
| "Control" (feat. Isamaya Ffrench & Izambard) |
God Colony | Cult | Co-writer | God Colony, Isamaya Ffrench, Izambard, Sega Bodega | God Colony | |
| "God's Chariots" | oklou | Galore | Drum production | Marylou Mayniel, Casey Manierka, Blane Muise | Oklou, Casey MQ (co.), Sega Bodega (drum), Florian Le Prisé (drum) | |
| "Rosebud" | Additional production | Marylou Mayniel, Casey Manierka | Oklou, Casey MQ, Sega Bodega (add.), Florian Le Prisé (drum) | |||
| "M'Lady" | Dorian Electra | My Agenda | Co-writer/co-producer | Dorian Electra, Count Baldor, Sega Bodega, Will Vaughan | Count Baldor, Sega Bodega, Will Vaughan | |
| "Barbie Boy" (feat. Sega Bodega) |
Featured artist/co-writer/co-producer | Dorian Electra, Sega Bodega | Count Baldor, Sega Bodega | |||
| "Like" | Alissic | Non-album single | Co-producer | Alissa Salls, Oli Sykes | Dan Lancaster, Sega Bodega | |
| "Seven" | Shygirl | Alias | Co-writer/co-producer | Sega Bodega, Shygirl | Sega Bodega | |
| "Slime" | Sophie, Sega Bodega, Kai Whiston, Shygirl | Sega Bodega, Sophie, Kai Whiston | ||||
| "Freak" | Sega Bodega, Shygirl | Sega Bodega | ||||
| "Tasty" | Co-writer/additional producer | Oscar Scheller, Sega Bodega | Oscar Scheller, Sega Bodega (add.) | |||
| "Siren" | Co-writer/co-producer | Happa, Sega Bodega | Happa, Sega Bodega | |||
| 2021 | "BDE" (feat. slowthai) |
Shygirl | Non-album single | Co-producer | Shygirl, Sam Knowles, slowthai | Karma Kid, Sega Bodega |
| "Scripture" | Eartheater | Co-writer/co-producer | Alexandra Drewchin, Navarrete | Eartheater, Sega Bodega | ||
| "Cleo" | Shygirl | Co-producer | Shygirl, James Jacob | Sega Bodega, Jakwob, Shygirl | ||
| "Tranquility" | BEA1991 | Co-writer/producer | Beatriz de Rijke, Navarrete | Sega Bodega | ||
| "1 Pill 2 Pill" | Dorian Electra | My Agenda (Deluxe) | Producer | Dorian Electra | ||
| "Chainmail" | Co-producer | Dorian Electra, Weston Allen | Sega Bodega, Count Baldor, Will Vaughan | |||
| 2022 | "Papi Bones" (feat. Shygirl) |
FKA twigs | CAPRISONGS | Drum production | Pablo Díaz-Reixa, Pablo Martinez Albroch, Jonathan Coffer, Amanda Ghost, Blane Muise, FKA twigs | FKA twigs, El Guincho, Fakeguido, Jonathan Coffer, Koreless (add.), Sega Bodega (drum) |
| "Butterfly" | Donna Missal | In The Mirror, In The Night EP | Co-writer/producer | Donna Missal, Sega Bodega | Sega Bodega, Danny L Harle (add.), Samuel Organ (add.) | |
| "Skin" | Donna Missal, Sega Bodega, Chloe Angelides, Tim Anderson, WaveIQ | Sega Bodega | ||||
| "Insecure" | Co-writer/co-producer | Donna Missal, Sega Bodega, Mura Masa | Mura Masa, Sega Bodega | |||
| "(To Me) Your Face Is Love" | Co-writer/producer | Donna Missal, Sega Bodega | Sega Bodega | |||
| "Sex Is Good (But Have You Tried)" | ||||||
| "Tambaleo" | Meth Math | m♡rtal | Co-writer/producer | Angelica Ballesteros, José Efrén Valenzuela Coronado, Juan Ernesto Robles Acosta, Navarrete | ||
| "Mitosis" | Eartheater | Non-album single | Producer | Eartheather | ||
| "Hypnotized" | Sophie Ellis-Bextor | Additional production | Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Peter Ferguson | Wuh Oh, Sega Bodega (add.) | ||
| "Tenía Razón" | Daniela Lalita | Trececerotres | Co-writer/co-producer | Daniela Lalita, Sega Bodega | Daniela Lalita, Sega Bodega | |
| "Woe" | Shygirl | Nymph | Shygirl, Karma Kid, Sega Bodega, Daniel Harle, Caroline Polachek | Shygirl, Karma Kid, Sega Bodega | ||
| "Shlut" | Co-writer/co-producer/additional vocals | Shygirl, BloodPop, Sega Bodega, Cosha | Shygirl, BloodPop, Sega Bodega | |||
| "Little Bit" | Co-writer/co-producer | Shygirl, Sega Bodega | Shygirl, Sega Bodega | |||
| "Firefly" | Shygirl, Kingdom, Sega Bodega, Cecile Believe, Tremaine Aldon Neverson, Troy Taylor | Shygirl, Kingdom, Sega Bodega, Cecile Believe (add.) | ||||
| "Coochie (a bedtime story)" | Shygirl, Karma Kid, Mura Masa, Sega Bodega, Cosha | Shygirl, Karma Kid, Mura Masa, Sega Bodega | ||||
| "Heaven" | Co-writer/additional production | Shygirl, Mura Masa, Kingdom, Sega Bodega, Danny L Harle | Shygirl, Mura Masa, Kingdom, Sega Bodega (add.) | |||
| "Poison" | Shygirl, Danny L Harle, Sega Bodega | Shygirl, Danny L Harle, Sega Bodega (add.) | ||||
| "Honey" | Co-producer | Shygirl, Vegyn, Carter Lang | Shygirl, Vegyn, Mura Masa (add.), Sega Bodega (add.) | |||
| "Missin u" | Co-writer/co-producer | Shygirl, Sega Bodega | Shygirl, Sega Bodega | |||
| "Wildfire" | Shygirl, Sega Bodega, BloodPop, Noah Goldstein, Cosha | Shygirl, Sega Bodega, BloodPop, Noah Goldstein | ||||
| "Out of luck" | K | TBA | Co-writer/producer | Ekaterina Kishchuk, Sega Bodega, Blane Muise | Sega Bodega | |
| 2023 | "Sunset" | Caroline Polachek | Desire, I Want to Turn Into You | Co-writer/co-producer | Caroline Polachek, Navarrete, Caroline Ailin | Caroline Polachek, Sega Bodega |
| "Feel Good" | slowthai | UGLY | slowthai, Sega Bodega, Kwes Darko, Dan Carey | Sega Bodega, Kwes Darko, Dan Carey | ||
| "Woe (I See It From Your Side)" (Björk Remix) | Shygirl | Nymph_o | Shygirl, Björk, Cosha, Karma Kid, Mura Masa, Sega Bodega | Shygirl, Karma Kid, Mura Masa, Sega Bodega, Björk | ||
| "Shlut" (feat. Sevdaliza) | Shygirl, Sevdaliza, Sega Bodega | Shygirl, Sega Bodega | ||||
| "Drown in the Clouds of Dew" | Rozie Ramati | TBA | Producer | Rozie Ramiti | Sega Bodega | |
| "Pendulum" | KWAYE | Kwayedza Kureya | Sega Bodega | |||
| "Pure Smile Snake Venom" | Eartheater | Powders | Co-writer/co-producer | Alexandra Drewchin, Navarrete | Eartheater, Sega Bodega | |
| "Devil's Chariot" | LSDXOXO | Delusions of Grandeur (D.O.G.) EP | Co-producer | LSDXOXO, Oklou, Casey MQ, Shygirl | LSDXOXO, Sega Bodega | |
| "Oral" | Björk and Rosalía | Non-album single | Additional production | Björk Guðmundsdóttir | Björk, Rosalía, Sega Bodega (add.) | |
| 2024 | "tell me" (with Boys Noize) | Shygirl | Club Shy | Co-writer/co-producer | Shygirl, Boys Noize, Sega Bodega | Boys Noize, Sega Bodega |
| "thicc" (with Cosha) | Shygirl, Cosha, Karma Kid, Sega Bodega | Karma Kid, Mark Ralph, Sega Bodega | ||||
| "Good Torture" (with Elyanna) | Sevdaliza | TBA | Co-writer | Sevda Alizadeh, Mathias Janmaat, Mihai Puscoiu, Navarrete, Abeer Margieh, Elian Margieh, Faris Margieh, Nasir Atweh | Sevdaliza, Mathias Janmaat | |
| "Here I Am" (feat. Donna Missal) | Kacy Hill | BUG | Co-writer/co-producer | Kacy Hill, Donna Missal, Aaron Wing, Sega Bodega, Tommy King | Sega Bodega, Henry Kwapis, Tommy King |
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