English singer and songwriter Ella Henderson has recorded songs for two studio albums and two extended plays (EPs). She has also written for other artists, as well as featured on a number of singles as a guest vocalist. She began playing piano at the age of eleven and writing songs at thirteen. Her Scottish paternal grandfather was a source of inspiration for the singer.^[1] In 2012, at the age of 18, Henderson entered series nine of the X Factor (UK), finishing up seventh after losing a sing off with eventual winner James Arthur.^[2] Henderson became the opening act for his 2017 tour Back from the Edge and they co-write the 2021 song "Let's Go Home Together".^[3] Following her stint on the X Factor, Henderson signed with Simon Cowell's record label Syco Music and began work on her debut album.^[4] Chapter One was released in October 2014, topping the UK Albums Chart and spawning four singles.^[5] Henderson co-wrote all but one of the songs on Chapter One, including her debut single "Ghost" which topped the UK Singles Chart, "Yours" which reached number sixteen and "Mirror Man". The only song not written by Henderson was her second single "Glow", which reached number seven in the UK.^[6]^[7]

Although a second album was in production in 2016, Henderson experienced severe anxiety and ill mental health, resulting in a long delay between her first and second albums. During this time, she departed Syco Music in favour of a new deal with Major Tom's, the record label founded by British drum and bass band Rudimental.^[8] Between 2015 and 2019, Henderson appeared on high profile releases from other artists including Sigma's "Glitterball", Kygo's "Here for You" and "Hold Me Close" by Sam Feldt. In 2019, Henderson released the EP Glorious, which she co-wrote.^[9] In 2021, Henderson released the aforementioned song "Let's Go Home Together", now re-recorded as a duet with Tom Grennan as opposed to Arthur who had co-written and originally featured on the song.^[3] It would feature on Henderson's second album Everything I Didn't Say, along with the single "Brave", and promotional singles including the title track and an EP for the song "Ugly". According to Henderson, for the production of her second album, she wrote over 400 songs.^[10]

She has a wide range of collaborators across her discography including production outfit TMS, Richard "Biff" Stannard and Noel Zancanella (of the band OneRepublic) who all collaborated with Henderson on both of her albums, as well as Jordan Riley who has co-writes and production credits across many of Henderson's standalone singles, features and Everything I Didn't Say. Henderson has also worked with British DJ Nathan Dawe, previously writing the song "Lighter" for him, and then collaborating in 2022 on Dawe's single "21 Reasons". That same year, Henderson was also co-lead artist on the song "Crazy What Love Can Do" with David Guetta and Becky Hill.

List of songs

Key
†	Indicates songs that were released as singles with Henderson as the lead artist
#	Indicates songs that were released as singles with Henderson as a featured artist
‡	Indicates songs that were released a promotional singles

A black man appears in white and black polka dot shirt, black waistcoat and sunglasses — American producer Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds worked with Henderson on the song "The First Time".

List of songs including their parent album/release, writers and year of release
Song	Artist(s)	Writer(s)	Album	Year	Ref.
"0800 Heaven"†	Nathan Dawe, Joel Corry and Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Maegan Cottone Joe Barbe Joel Corry John Morgan Nathan Dawe William Lansley	Stand-alone single	2023	^[12]
"1996"	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Johan Carlsson	Chapter One	2014	^[6]
"21 Reasons" #	Nathan Dawe featuring Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson John Nicholas Ealand Morgan Maegan Cottone Nathan John Dawe Rune Reilly Koelsch William Martyn Lansley	Stand-alone single	2022	^[13]
"All Again"	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Jamie Scott	Chapter One	2014	^[6]
"All for You" #	Cian Ducrot and Ella Henderson	Cian Ducrot Ella Henderson Ollie Green	Stand-alone single	2022	^[14]
"Alibi"†	Ella Henderson featuring Rudimental	Ella Henderson Artis Ivy Jr. Doug Rasheed John Morgan Larry Sanders Maegan Cottone Olivia Sebastianelli Ruth-Anne Cunningham Stevie Wonder Will Lansley	Stand-alone single	2024	^[15]
"Bad News"	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Olivia Sebastianelli Steve Manovski	Everything I Didn't Say	2022	^[16]
"Beautifully Unfinished"	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Steve Robson Lindy Robbins	Chapter One	2014	^[6]
"Believe" (acoustic)^[a]	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Steve Robson Lindy Robbins	Chapter One	2014	^[6]^[17]
"Billie Halliday"	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Richard "Biff" Stannard Ash Howes Braford Ellis James Napier Yusuf Islam	Chapter One	2014	^[6]
"Blame It on the Mistletoe" †	Ella Henderson and AJ Mitchell	Ella Henderson Jez Ashurt Julie Frost Tre Jean-Marie	Stand-alone single	2020	^[18]
"Body"	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Alexander Shuckburgh Trey Campbell	Everything I Didn't Say	2022	^[16]
"Brave" †	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Jennifer Decilveo Jordan Riley	Everything I Didn't Say	2022	^[16]
"Bridge over Troubled Water" #	Artists for Grenfell^[b]	Paul Simon	Stand-alone single	2017	^[16]
"Crazy What Love Can Do" †	David Guetta, Becky Hill and Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Becky Hill David Guetta Jordan Riley Lewis Thompson Naeve Applebaum Rob Harvey	Stand-alone single	2022	^[20]
"Cry On Me"	Ella Henderson featuring Mikky Ekko	Ella Henderson Mikky Ekko Ollie Green	Everything I Didn't Say	2022	^[16]
"Dream on Me" †^[c]	Ella Henderson and Roger Sanchez	Ella Henderson Jordan Riley Roger Sanchez Uzoechi Emenike Wrabel Steve Lukather	Stand-alone single	2020	^[22]
"Emotions"	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Jordan Riley	Everything I Didn't Say	2022	^[16]
"Empire"	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Ben Kohn Camille Purcell Pete Kelleher Tom Barnes	Chapter One	2014	^[6]
"Everything I Didn't Say" ‡	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Mike Kintish	Everything I Didn't Say	2022	^[16]
"The First Time"	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Antonio Lamar Dixon Kenny "Babyface" Edmonds	Chapter One	2014	^[6]
"Five Tattoos"	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Darren Alboni	Chapter One	2014	^[6]
"Friends" †	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Alex Stacey Daniel Davidsen Peter Wallevik	Glorious EP	2019	^[9]
"Ghost" †	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Ryan Tedder Noel Zancanella	Chapter One	2014	^[6]
"Giants"	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Steve Robson Claude Kelly	Chapter One	2014	^[6]
"Give Your Heart Away"^[d]	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Johan Carlosson	Chapter One	2014	^[6]
"Glitterball" #	Sigma featuring Ella Henderson	Wayne Hector Jim Eliot Mima Stilwell	Life	2015	^[23]
"Glorious" †	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Louis Schoorl Natalie Dunn Marco Daniel Borrero	Glorious EP	2014	^[9]
"Glow" †	Ella Henderson	Camille Purcell Steve Mac	Chapter One	2014	^[6]
"Good Things Take Time"	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Hannes Roovers Isac Hördegård Moa Pettersson Hammar	Everything I Didn't Say	2022	^[16]
"Handle My Own"	Rudimental featuring Ella Henderson	Amir Izadkhah Piers Aggett Kesi Dryden Leon "DJ Locksmith" Rolle Ella Henderson Samuel de Jong Kenneth Gamble Leon Huff	Ground Control	2021	^[24]
"Hard Work" ‡	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Salaam Remi	Chapter One	2014	^[6]
"Heartstrings" †	M-22 and Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Adrien Nookadu Frank Sanders Josh Record Matt James Humphrey	Stand-alone single	2022	^[25]
"Here for You" #	Kygo featuring Ella Henderson	Kyrre Gørvell-Dahll Ella Henderson	Stand-alone single	2015	^[26]
"Hold Me Close" #	Sam Feldt featuring Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Dom Lyttle Hannes Roovers Isac Hördegård Moa Pettersson Hammar Sammy Renders Sophie Alexandra Tweed–Simmons	Stand-alone single	2020	^[27]
"Hold on Me"	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Ollie Green Neil Ormandy	Glorious EP	2019	^[9]
"Hurricane" †	Ofenbach and Ella Henderson	César de Rummel Dorian Lauduique Janik Riegert Josh Tapen Marc Buhr	Stand-alone single	2021	^[28]
"I'm Going Through Hell"	Paige Dougall featuring Ella Henderson	Paige Dougall	Stand-alone single	2021	^[29]
"Lay Down"	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Ben Kohn Pete Kelleher Tom Barnes	Chapter One	2014	^[6]
"Let's Go Home Together" †^[e]	Ella Henderson featuring Tom Grennan	Ella Henderson Ben Kohn Pete "Merf" Kelleher Tom "Froe" Barnes James Arthur	Everything I Didn't Say	2021	^[16]
"Lighter" (acoustic) †	Nathan Dawe featuring KSI and Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Jonny Lattimer Nathan Dawe Olajide Olatunji Tre Jean-Marie	Stand-alone single	2020	^[30]
"Like I Used To"†	Sonny Fodera, Paul Woolford and Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Conor Blake Paul Woolford Sonny Fodera	Stand-alone single	2020	^[31]
"Mirror Man" †	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Al Shux Laura Pergolizzi	Chapter One	2014	^[6]
"Missed"	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Darren Alboni Christian Gilbart	Chapter One	2014	^[6]
"No Sleep"†	Regard and Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Georgia Ku Mark Ralph Bryn Christopher Naitumela Masuku Regard Sinai Tedros	Stand-alone single	2023	^[32]
"Northern Lights"	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Jordan Riley	Everything I Didn't Say	2022	^[16]
"Out My Head"	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Olivia Sebastianelli Toby Scott	Everything I Didn't Say	2022	^[16]
"Pieces"	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Ben Kohn Pete Kelleher Tom Barnes Johan Carlsson	Chapter One	2014	^[6]
"Places"	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Malcolm "Bubba" McCarthy Olivia Sebastianelli Richard "Biff" Stannard	Everything I Didn't Say	2022	^[16]
"React" #	Switch Disco featuring Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Maegan Cottone Robert Miles	Stand-alone single	2023	^[33]
"Risk It All" †	Ella Henderson, House Gospel Choir and Just Kiddin	Ella Henderson Charlotte Haining Lewis Thomson Rob Harvey	Stand-alone single	2021	^[34]
"Rockets"^[f]	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Claude Kelly Steve Robson	Chapter One	2014	^[6]
"Set in Stone"	Ella Henderson	Lewis Daniel Thompson Olivia Sebastianelli Rob Harvey	Everything I Didn't Say	2022	^[16]
"Sorry That I Miss You"	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Steph Jones Andreas Carlsson Johan Carlsson	Everything I Didn't Say	2022	^[16]
"Take Care of You" †	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Noel Zancanella Justin Tranter Julia Michaels	Stand-alone single	2020	^[35]
"Thank You for the Hell"	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Jordan Riley	Everything I Didn't Say	2022	^[16]
"This Is Real" # ^[g]	Jax Jones featuring Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Timucin Aluo Uzoechi Emenike Maegan Cottone	Snacks (Supersize)	2019	^[37]
"Ugly" ‡^[h]	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Ben Ash Mathew Thomas Paul Holmes Philip Anthony Leigh Sasha Sloan	Everything I Didn't Say and Ugly (acoustic) EP	2022	^[16]
"We Got Love" #	Sigala featuring Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Anne-Marie Derrick May Janée "Jin Jin" Bennett Joakim Jarl Michael James Nick Gale Sigala Thomas Jules	Everything I Didn't Say	2022	^[40]
"What About Us"	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Jordan Riley Rob Harvey Tre Jean-Marie	Everything I Didn't Say	2022	^[16]
"Young" †	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Jordan Riley	Glorious EP	2019	^[9]
"Yours" †	Ella Henderson	Ella Henderson Josh Record	Chapter One	2014	^[6]

Unreleased songs

List of unreleased songs registered to Henderson or known to have been recorded by Henderson
Song	Notes	Ref.
"All I Want for Christmas Is You"	A cover of the song of the same name by Mariah Carey Written by Walter Afanasieff and Carey Registered at American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP)	^[41]
"All of You or Nothing"	Written by Jake Gosling, Chris Leonard and Nina Nesbitt Registered at American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP)	^[42]
"Brother"	Written by Henderson, Johan Carlsson and Peter Rycroft Registered at American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP)	^[43]
"Crown"	Written by Henderson, Iain James and Martin Sjølie Registered at American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP)	^[44]
"Cry Like a Woman"	Written by Henderson, Trevor Brown, Warren "Okay" Felder and William Simmons Registered at American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP)	^[45]
"Dark Cloud"	Written by Henderson and Francis White Registered at American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP)	^[46]
"Everybody Outta Know"	Written by Jimmy Harry and Iman Jordan Registered at American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP)	^[47]
"Figure Me Out"	Written by Henderson, Neil Ormandy and Steve Solomon Registered at American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP)	^[48]
"Grown"	Written by Henderson, Jake Gosling and Evan "Kidd" Bogart Registered at American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP)	^[49]
"Hard to Love"	Written by Henderson, and Paul O'Duffy Registered at American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP)	^[50]
"Home"	Written by Henderson, Mikky Ekko and Olivia Sebastianelli Registered at American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP)	^[51]
"If It Was Ever Love"	Written by Henderson, Alexander Shuckbergh and Amy Wadge Registered at American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP)	^[52]
"Life Me Up"	Written by Henderson, Richard Dinsdale, Conor Manning, Camden Milligan-Cox and Autumn Rowe Registered at American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP)	^[53]
"Lions"	Written by Henderson, Clarence Coffee and Steve Robson Registered at American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP)	^[54]
"Little Solder"	Written by Henderson and Jake Gosling Registered at American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP)	^[55]
"Never Give Up on Love"	Written by Henderson and Jake Gosling Registered at American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP)	^[56]
"Paperback Love"	Written by Henderson, Jonathan Coffer, Alan Lomax and Jamie Scott Registered at American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP)	^[57]
"Pick Me Up"	Written by Henderson, James Needle and John Ryan Registered at American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP)	^[58]
"Tightrope"	Written by Henderson, Clarence Coffee and Jonathan Coffer Registered at American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP)	^[59]
"Warpath"	Written by Henderson, Jimmy Hogarth and Olivia Sebastianello Registered at American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP)	^[60]
"Who Am I"	Also known under the alternative title of "Who Am I?" Written by Henderson, Olivia Sebastianello, Jez Ashurst, Olivia Devine, Toby Scott and Alex Stacey Registered at American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP)	^[60]

Notes

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^ "Hurricane – Ofenbach and Ella Henderson". Archived from the original on 2 December 2021. Retrieved 17 July 2022 – via Spotify.
^ "Credits / I'm Going Through Hell (feat. Ella Henderson) / Paige Dougall". 8 October 2021. Archived from the original on 18 July 2022. Retrieved 17 July 2022 – via Tidal.
^ "Single / Lighter (feat. KSI & Ella Henderson) (acoustic)". 28 August 2020. Archived from the original on 18 July 2022. Retrieved 18 July 2022 – via Spotify.
^ "Single / Like I Used To (Sonny Fodera, Paul Woolford & Ella Henderson)". 28 April 2023. Archived from the original on 30 July 2023. Retrieved 30 July 2023 – via Spotify.
^ "Single / No Sleep (Regard & Ella Henderson)". 17 March 2023. Archived from the original on 30 July 2023. Retrieved 30 July 2023 – via Spotify.
^ "Single / React (Switch Disco featuring Ella Henderson)". 13 January 2023. Archived from the original on 30 July 2023. Retrieved 30 July 2023 – via Spotify.
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v t e Ella Henderson
Discography Songs
Studio albums	Chapter One Everything I Didn't Say
Singles	"Ghost" "Glow" "Yours" "Mirror Man" "Glorious" "Take Care of You" "Dream on Me" "Blame It on the Mistletoe" "Let's Go Home Together" "Risk It All" "Hurricane" "Brave" "Crazy What Love Can Do" "React" "0800 Heaven"
Featured singles	"Glitterball" "This Is Real" "Lighter" "Here for You" "We Got Love" "21 Reasons"