Deuce discography

The discography of rap rock artist Deuce includes two studio albums, four extended plays, one mixtape, eleven singles, and ten music videos.

Deuce discography
Studio albums	2
EPs	4
Singles	7
Music videos	7
Mixtapes	1
Collaborations	12

Solo

Studio albums

Year	Album	Label	Chart peaks[1]
			US	US Rock	US Alt.	US Ind.	US Hard Rock
2012	Nine Lives	Five Seven Music	37	13	9	7	2
2017	Invincible	Better Noise Records	—	—	—	24	—

Extended plays

Year	Title	Record label	Tracks
2005	The Aron EP	self-released	No. Title Length 1. "Dreams"   2. "Fallen Stone"   3. "Far Away"   4. "Surface Air"
2008	The Two Thousand Eight EP	A&M Records/Octone Records	No. Title Length 1. "The One"   2. "Gravestone"   3. "Hollyhood Vacation" (featuring Truth)   4. "Deuce Dot Com"
2012	Deuce Remixxxed EP	self-released	No. Title Length 1. "America" (Bl4ckout Remix)   2. "Let's Get It Crackin'" (synx Remix)   3. "America" (synx Remix)   4. "Let's Get It Crackin" (Xenon Remix)   5. "Let's Get It Crackin'" (Zombies Ahead! DubstepRMX)   6. "Let's Get It Crackin" (Bl4ckout Remix)   7. "America" (Virus Remix)
2018	Nightmare EP	Better Noise Records	No. Title Length 1. "Bleed"   2. "Do You Think About Me?"   3. "Famous" (featuring Gadjet)   4. "Look At Me Now"   5. "Miracle"   6. "Nightmare"

Mixtapes

Year	Title	Record label	Tracks
2011	The Call Me Big Deuce EP	Eleven Seven Music	No. Title Length 1. "When We Ride" (featuring Kinda Major, Truth, & Doebeezi (GML Member))   2. "Break Them Wallz" (featuring Truth & Jeffree Star)   3. "Story of a Snitch"   4. "Circles"   5. "Here in L.A." (featuring Truth)   6. "Ambitionz Az a Ridah" (featuring Truth & Snype (GML Member))   7. "Don't Approach Me"   8. "Set It Off" (featuring Truth)   9. "Sometimes"   10. "You Don't Know" (Truth featuring Deuce)   11. "Franny"   12. "Blood On My Hands" (featuring Truth)   13. "Breaking Through"   14. "Who We Are" (featuring Tha Villa & Truth)

Singles

As lead artist

Year	Song	US Rock	US Main	Album
2011	"Let's Get It Crackin'" (featuring Jeffree Star)	—	—	Nine Lives
2012	"America"	41	16
	"Help Me"	—	—
	"Nobody Likes Me" (featuring Truth & Ronnie Radke)	—	—
	"I Came to Party" (featuring Truth & Travie McCoy)	—	31
2013	"The One"	—	—
2017	"Here I Come"	—	—	Invincible
	"Bitch This is It"	—	—
	"World on Fire"	—	—
	"Thank You"	—	—
	"Nightmare"	—	—	Nightmare

As featured artist

Year	Song	Artist	Album
2009	"Together"	Marc Bosserman	Together [2]
2012	"Never Back Down"	brokeNCYDE	The Best of BC13 [3]
	"Rise and Shine"	Blood on the Dance Floor	Evolution [4]
2013	"Will You Cry for Me "	Arina Chloe	Single [5]
2014	"Jagger Swagger" (featuring Deuce & BastiBasti)	Electric Callboy	We Are the Mess[6]
	"Who Can Stop Us?" (featuring Deuce & b.LaY)	Ronnie Radke	Watch Me[7]
	"We're Takin' Over!"	Blood on the Dance Floor	Single[8]
	"Fuck That" (featuring Deuce)	brokeNCYDE	Single[9]
2016	"The Last Time" (featuring Deuce)	From Ashes to New	Single[10]
2022	"Bring it Back" (featuring Deuce)	Tha Anarchist	Non-album single
2022	"Monsters" (featuring Deuce)	Hurricane On Saturn	Single[11]

Music videos

As lead artist

Year	Song	Director(s)	Type	Link
2011	"Let's Get It Crackin'" (featuring Jeffree Star)	Nathan Cox	Performance
2012	"America"
	"Help Me"	Colin Real
	"I Came to Party" (Album Version) (featuring Truth & Travie McCoy)	Nathan Cox
	"I Came to Party" (Rock Radio Mix) (featuring Truth & Travie McCoy)
2013	"The One"	James Jou
2017	"Here I Come"		Narrative

As featured artist

Year	Artist	Album	Song	Type	Link
2012	brokeNCYDE	The Best of BC13[12]	"Never Back Down"	Performance

With Hollywood Undead

Studio albums

List of studio albums, with selected chart positions and certifications

Year	Album details	Peak chart positions						Sales	Certifications
		US [13]	US Alt. [14]	US Rock [15]	CAN [16]	NLD [17]	UK [18]
2008	Swan Songs Released: September 2, 2008 (US)[19] Label: A&M/Octone, Polydor Formats: CD, digital download	22	—	8	—	90	85	US: 1,000,000+	RIAA: Platinum[20]

Live albums

List of live albums, with selected chart positions

Year	Album details	Peak chart positions
		US [13]	US Alt. [14]	US Rock [15]
2009	Desperate Measures Released: November 10, 2009 (US)[21] Label: A&M/Octone Formats: CD, digital download	29	8	10

Extended plays

List of extended plays, with selected chart positions

Title	Details	Peak chart positions
		US [13]	US Rock [15]
2009	Swan Songs B-Sides EP Released: June 23, 2009 Label: A&M/Octone Formats: Digital download	124	50
2010	Swan Songs Rarities EP Released: April 20, 2010 Label: A&M/Octone Formats: Digital download	—	—
	Black Dahlia Remixes Released: September 13, 2010 Label: A&M/Octone Formats: Digital download	—	—
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.

Singles

List of singles, with selected chart positions, showing year released and album name

year	song	Peak chart positions					Album
		US Bub. [22]	US Alt. [23]	US Main. Rock [24]	US Rock [25]	UK [26]
2008	"No. 5"	—	—	—	—	—	Swan Songs
	"Undead"	4	12	10	—	145
	"Christmas in Hollywood"[27]	—	—	—	—	—	Non-album single
2009	"Young"	—	34	28	—	—	Swan Songs
	"This Love, This Hate"[28]	—	—	—	—	—
	"Dove and Grenade"	—	—	—	—	—	Desperate Measures
2010	"Everywhere I Go"	—	38	—	—	—	Swan Songs
	"Black Dahlia"[29]	—	—	—	—	—

Music videos

List of music videos, showing year released and director

Year	Song	Album	Director(s)	Type	Link
2006	"No. 5" (version 1)	Single	Don Salvatore, Steven B.	Performance
2008	"No. 5" (version 2)	Swan Songs	Jonas Åkerlund	Tour footage
	"Undead"
2009	"Young"		Kevin Kerslake	Narrative
	"Everywhere I Go"		Jordon Terrell, Spence Nicholson	Performance