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Discography

Extended plays

*''You'' (2016)

Singles

*"Running" (2017) *"Monster" (2017) *"Is It Love" (2017) *"In The City" (2017) *"Chains" (2018) *"The Monologue" Featuring

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(2019) *"Insomnia" (2019) *"Red P-Plates" (2019) *"Nightmare" (2020) *"Tunnels" (2021) *"PXNK" (2022) *"Silence in Motion" (2022)

Albums

*''PXNK'' (2022)

References

Australian musicians Living people Year of birth missing (living people) {{Australia-musician-stub