The discography of LeToya, an American R&B singer-songwriter consists of two studio albums as a solo artist and two studio albums and a greatest hits as Destiny’s Child.

On her solo self-titled debut album Letoya she worked with producers Dave Young, Scott Storch, Jermaine Dupri, Bryan Michael Cox, Just Blaze, Johnta Austin, Teddy Bishop, JR Rotem and Mike City. As well as artists Paul Wall, Slim Thug, Mike Jones and Rick Ross.

On her sophmore album Lady Love she worked with producers Bei Maejor, Cory Bold, Tank, Ron “NEFF-U” Feemstar, Warren “Oak” Felder, Jerry “Texx” Franklin, Da Internz and Bridge. In addition to artists Ludacris, Estelle and Mims.

SOLO CAREER

Albums

LeToya (2006)

• 1st studio album
• Released: July 25, 2006
• Charts positions: #1 (US), #1 (US R&B), #1 (iTunes R&B)
• RIAA: Platinum (1 Million copies)

Lady Love (2009)

• 2nd studio album
• Released: August 25, 2009
• Charts positions: #12 (US), #1 (US R&B)

Singles

2006 “Torn”: #31 (US Hot 100), #2 (R&B/HH), #1 (Urban), #1 (106 & Park), #3 (BET’s best videos of 2006)
2006 “She Don’t”: #102 (US Hot 100), #17 (R&B/HH), #2 (106 & Park)
2009 “Not Anymore”: #107 (US Hot 100) #18 (R&B/HH) #10 (Urban), #3 (106 & Park)
2009 “She Ain’t Got…” : #20 (US Dance), #6 (106 & Park)
2009 “Regret”: #78 (US Hot 100), #8 (R&B/HH), #3 (Urban), #5 (106 & Park), #6 (AOL’s best R&B songs of 2009), #23 (BET’s best videos of 2009)

Featured singles

2007 “Almost Made Ya” (w/ Ali & Gipp): #122 (R&B/HH)
2008 “I Miss You” (w/ Webbie): #64 (R&B/ HH)
2009 “Love Rollercoaster” (w/ Mims): #78 (R&B/HH)

Album appearances

Year	Song	Album	Label
1997	“Can’t Stop”¹ with Lil’ O	Blood Money	MCA
1998	“Just Be Straight with Me”¹ with Silkk Tha Shocker	Charge It to da Game	Sony Music
	“She’s Gone”¹ with Matthew Marsden	Say Who
1999	“Woman in Me”¹ with Jessica Simpson	Sweet Kisses
2000	“Good to Me”¹ with Mary Mary	Thankful
	“Thug Love”¹ with 50 Cent	The Power of the Dollar (Unreleased)
2004	“My Promise” with Houston	It’s Already Written	Capitol Records – EMI
2005	“This Is My Life” with Slim Thug	Already Platinum	Star Trak – Universal Music
2006	“Pushin’ Remix” with Bun B, Lil Keke & Cory Mo	B-side	Rap-A-Lot
	“Work That” with Young Collage	Take It or Leave It	?
2007	“Be With You” with Thorobredz	?	?
	“Without You” with Mims	Music Is My Savior	EMI/Capitol
	“Bonnie & Clyde” with Mikes Jones	The American Dream (Shelved)	Ice Age Entertainment
	“Almost Made Ya’” with Ali & Gipp	KinFolk’	DirtyEnt/Universal Records
	“G-Love (U Don’t Love Me)” with Gucci Mane	Back to the Traphouse	So Icey/Asylum/Atlantic Records
2008	“I Miss You” with Webbie	Savage Life 2	Asylum Records/Trill Entertainment
	“Diddy Rock (Remix)” with Diddy, Twista, Tray Duce, Timbaland & Shawnna	We Invented the Remix Vol. 2 (Shelved)	Bad Boy Records
	“Hark! The Herald Angels Sing” with Nat King Cole	NBC Sounds of the Season – The Holiday Collection	Capitol Records
2009	“Love Rollercoaster” with Mims	Guilt	Capitol Records
	“P.O.V.” with Young Joc	Mr. Robinson’s Neighborhood	Bad Boy Records
	“Now That You Back” with C-Murder	Screamin’ 4 Vengeance Sessions	Tru Records
Note: (1) As Destiny’s Child

Soundtrack appearances

Year	Song	Movie	Label
1997	“Killing Time”¹	Men In Black	Sony Music
1999	“Get On The Bus”¹	Why Do Fools Fall In Love	Warner Music
	“No More Rainy Days”¹	The PJ’s	Hollywood Records
2000	“Perfect Man”¹	Romeo Must Die	Virgin Records
2005	“What Love Can Do”	Coach Carter	Capitol Records – EMI
Note: (1) As Destiny’s Child.

AS DESTINY’S CHILD

Albums

Year	Information	Chart positions							Certifications
		U.S. [3][4]	UK	CAN	AUS [5]	NZ	GER	FRA
1998	Destiny’s Child 1st studio album Released: February 17, 1998 Formats: CD, Cassette, Mini Disc	67	64	33	—	—	—	—	US: Platinum CAN: 2× Platinum
1999	The Writing’s on the Wall 2nd studio album Released: July 27, 1999 Formats: CD, Cassette, Mini Disc	5	10	5	2	26	21	32	US: 8× Platinum CAN: 5× Platinum UK: 3× Platinum AUS: 3× Platinum EU: 2× Platinum

Singles

Year	Title	Chart positions								Album
		U.S. [18][19]	U.S. R&B	UK	AUS [5]	CAN	IRE	NZ	FRA
As lead artist
1997	“No, No, No“ (feat. Wyclef Jean)	3	1	5	72	7	6	6	88	Destiny’s Child
1998	“With Me“ (feat. Jermaine Dupri)	—	—	19	—	3	20	16	—
	“Get on the Bus“ (feat. Timbaland)	—	—	15	—	14	16	29	—	Why Do Fools Fall in Love soundtrack
1999	“Bills, Bills, Bills“	1	1	6	26	9	4	1	20	The Writing’s on the Wall
	“Bug a Boo“	33	15	9	26	5	3	8	57
2000	“Say My Name“	1	1	3	1	2	1	4	10
	“Jumpin’, Jumpin’“	3	1	5	2	6	18	6	41

As featured artist
1997	“Can’t Stop” (Lil’ O featuring Destiny’s Child)	—	87	—	—	—	—	—	—	Blood Money
1998	“Just Be Straight With Me” (Silkk the Shocker featuring Destiny’s Child and Master P)	57	36	—	—	—	—	—	—	Charge It 2 da Game
	“She’s Gone” (Matthew Marsden featuring Destiny’s Child)	—	—	23	—	—	—	—	—	Say Who
1999	“Thug Love“ (50 Cent featuring Destiny’s Child)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	Power of the Dollar

Mixtape

• “I’m A Queen” – This song appears on LeToya’s What It Do! Mixtape. It includes a sample of “Slow Down” by Bobby Valentino and “I Think They Like Me” by Dem Franchize Boyz
• “Outta Control” – This song appears on LeToya’s official myspace page and also on her What It Do! Mixtape. It is the female response to “Outta Control” by rapper 50 Cent.
• “Play” – This song also appears on LeToya’s What It Do! Mixtape. On this particular track LeToya is rapping instead of singing. This is the female response to David Banner‘s song of the same name.

Unreleased songs

• “No More” – This ballad was supposed to make the cut of LeToya but instead it was just offered as a special download at Target Stores. It is unknown why it was not included on LeToya. A screwed-up version of this song leaked onto the internet in 2004. (written by L. Luckett, C. Nelson, W. Milsap). This song can also be legally downloaded on the U.S. iTunes Store.
• “Somethin’ For Ya” – This neo-soul song was also supposed to make the cut of LeToya but instead it was just offered as a special download at Wall-Mart Stores. It is unknown why it was not included on LeToya. The song can be legally downloaded on the U.S. iTunes Store.
• “When I Get Around Him” – This song was produced by Teddy Bishop. It was leaked onto the internet one week after the release of LeToya. (written by J. Austin, D. Young, D. Gibbs, R. Johnson, T. Bishop)
• “Nothing For Me” (produced by Mike City). – Leaked onto the internet in March 2007.
• “The Truth” – (written by A. Johnta, M. Herman Lang, R. Relf, T Brock) Confirmed by the official site, the soundtrack includes Whitney Houston, Anthony Hamilton, Jaheim, Musiq Soulchild, &Beyoncé, but was for some unknown reason removed from the project.
• “Keep It So Real” – (produced by Jazze Pha) – A clip of the song was available as a ringtone. In 2007, the full track was leaked onto the internet via LeToyaOnline.com.

Alternate versions

• “Tear Da Club Up” (Original Version) – The original version of this song is produced by Jazze Pha alone and can be found on the Vinyl B-side of Torn. The style of the song is faster than the “H-Town Version”.
• “I’m Good” – First version has less arrangements and featured rapper Ebony Eyez aka “Booboo the Fool”. A Remix to the album version featuring Eve was posted exclusively on LeToyaOnline.com in July 2007.
• “You Got What I Need” – The first version of this song has an intro of a girl calling her boyfriend and the second verse is longer. It has also some differences in the vocal arrangements.
• “Hey Fella” – The first version of this song has less instruments and doesn’t feature Slim Thug.
• “All Eyes On Me” – The original version doesn’t feature any rappers and includes a bridge. The second version features rapper Slim Thug & Paul Wall.
• “So Special” – On this version there is an alternate first verse and it does not include a bridge.
• “What Love Can Do” – The version that appears on the Coach Carter soundtrack has only a few instruments in the background and the word “sh**” is blanked out, instead of reversed.
• “She Don’t” – This version was similar to the album version except for an altered ending in which an electronic car chime could be heard.