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EsDeeKid discography: History and Key Facts

The discography of British rapper EsDeeKid consists of one studio album and 17 singles.

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The discography of British rapper EsDeeKid consists of one studio album and 17 singles. EsDeeKid's first known song was a feature on "Altered" by DualSpines, released in 2023. He began releasing standalone music in May 2024, releasing a remix of "Black Beatles" by Rae Sremmurd on SoundCloud. Other non-album singles he released include "Apathy", "Slurricane" (with Fakemink), "Number (N)ine Freestyle", "Gracias", "Palaces" (with Rico Ace), "Tapped In" (with SINN6R), "Ferragamo", "Bally" (with Rico Ace), "Little Kidda" and "Warmin' Up".

His 2024 single "Bally" featuring Rico Ace was highlighted in Pitchfork's "The Ones" column, where Alphonse Pierre described it as one of the year's standout tracks and named EsDeeKid one of the year's breakout stars. The song received international success and established his partnership with Rico Ace, who would later appear on some of his best-known tracks.

His debut album, Rebel, was released on 20 June 2025 through Lizzy Records. The project included the singles "LV Sandals", "5am", and "Phantom" alongside 8 other original tracks. Rebel charted in the United Kingdom, Ireland and several other European countries, reaching number 16 on the UK Albums Chart and appearing on national album charts in Austria, Belgium, Finland, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden and Switzerland. His monthly listeners on streaming platforms such as Spotify and YouTube, also increased significantly.

As of March 2026, EsDeekid's most listened-to track on Spotify is "Phantom" (featuring Rico Ace). Since its release in March 2025, it has amassed over 250 million streams.

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