List of songs recorded by Twenty One Pilots explained

• Air Catcher was first released on an EP called Johnny Boy. The EP was distributed to attendees at a "Battle of the Bands" event on November 10, 2009. Over a month later, the song would appear on the band's debut album.^[1]
• The version that appears on Johnny Boy is slightly different than the one released on Twenty One Pilots.^[2]

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• Online uploads of the "Studio Version" are usually given de facto titles like "Alternate Version" or "Alternative Version";^[3] however, the file name titles it as "Air Catcher (Studio Version)".
• The studio version was recorded after Twenty One Pilots and before Regional at Best.
• It has also been erroneously stated that the track was never released by the band; however, in 2011, Twenty One Pilots uploaded "Air Catcher (Studio Version)" to their website for free download, amongst other tracks.^[4] The other tracks that were made available were: the band's cover of "Jar of Hearts"; "Time to Say Goodbye", a single; and "Slowtown", "Car Radio", and "Trees", which would eventually appear on the Regional at Best album.

• Some lyrics are derived from the song "Blasphemy" off of Joseph's solo-album No Phun Intended

• Single

• Elvis Presley cover

• My Chemical Romance cover
• Promotional single

• Re-recorded for Vessel album

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• Single

• Single
• "Chlorine (Alternative Mix)" is a shorter version of the song released for radio play. This version lacks the outro heard in the original version. The track length decreased from 5:24 to 3:11.

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• Before its name was simplified to "Chlorine (Mexico City)", the track's full title was, "Chlorine (19.4326° N, 99.1332° W)". Unlike the other Location Sessions, the origin of this recording or performance is unknown but is presumed to have been at a private concert at the title's coordinates in Mexico City.^{[5] [6] [7] [8]}

• Single

• An original Christmas song recorded in Joseph's home studio.^{[9] [10]}

• Single
• There are two versions of "The Craving", the "(Single Version)" and "(Jenna's Version)", they are instrumentally different.^[11] An acoustic version of the track was played by the duo at a live show in London in early May 2024, before it was officially released.^[12]

• "Cut My Lip (Brooklyn) is a live version of the song (performed alongside other "re-imagined" versions of "Ride", "Smithereens", "Chlorine", and "My Blood"). The video of the private Brooklyn concert can be found on Entercom's YouTube channel.^[13] Of the five songs Joseph reconstructed live, "Cut My Lip" was chosen to be mastered and re-uploaded to the band's platforms as the second installation of the Location Sessions.^[14]
• Before its name was simplified to "Cut My Lip (Brooklyn)", the track's full title was, "Cut My Lip (40.6782°N, 73.9442° W)".

• Single

• Single

• Some lyrics are derived from the song "Drown" off of Joseph's solo-album No Phun Intended

• On May 18, 2011, an excerpt of the song was released in the form of a YouTube video directed by Mark C. Eshelman, before Regional at Best. In the video's title slide, the song's title is spelled "Forrest". This could have been the title of the song before its official release,^[15] or it could have been a simple typo.

• The song features guest vocals James Truslow of the band Truslow.^[16]

• Theorized to appear on Joseph's self-released album No Phun Intended
• Solo-released as a video on the official Twenty One Pilots YouTube channel^[17]
• Interestingly, the 2012 performance ends with the same sound effect that begins "Heavydirtysoul," the first track off of Twenty One Pilots' Blurryface. Furthermore, the re-recorded version of "Goner" is the final track on Blurryface.

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• Re-recorded for Blurryface

• Re-recorded for Vessel album

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• Single

• Single

• Single
• Some lyrics are derived from Joseph's "Street Poetry" video

• Re-recorded for Vessel album

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• Single

• Released via newsletter
• A bonus track on Regional at Best

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• Single
• Re-recorded for Vessel album

• Single
• "The Hype (Alternative Mix)", a shorter version of the song, was released for radio play. The track length decreased from 4:25 to 3:23.

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• "The Hype (Berlin)" is the third and final installment of the Location Sessions. Unlike its two predecessors, which initially featured coordinates in their titles, this session was not assigned coordinates in its title, and is simply "The Hype (Berlin)". The titles of the other Location Sessions have since been shortened, as well.
• The recording process for the reimagined version was filmed and released on the duo's YouTube channel.

• Christina Perri cover^[18]

• Single

• Single

• A portion of the song was leaked on September 29, 2018.

• The single and respective music video were released during the coronavirus pandemic.

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• "Level of Concern" was reimagined and performed "live from outside" for The Tonight Show: At Home Edition.^[19]
• "Level of Concern (live from outside)" was eventually released independently alongside the original version.^[20]

• Single

• The re-recorded version of "Lovely" is available on UK/EU and Japanese Special Edition bonus track versions of the Vessel album
• Single

• Tears for Fears cover

• Promotional single

• Single

• The track ends as "Next Semester" begins, as depicted in the latter's music video.

• Single

• Single

• Some lyrics are derived from the song "Just Like Yesterday" off of Joseph's solo-album No Phun Intended
• Re-recorded for Vessel album

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• During the Quiet Is Violent World Tour, the song would often begin with a brief poem called "Only Skeleton Bones Remain".^[21]
• Promotional single

• Single

• Single

• Single

• Single

• "Save" originally appears on Joseph's No Phun Intended, but was re-recorded as a single.
• The re-recorded version contains stronger electric guitar and drumming, and was released to the band's website for download in 2010, but has since been taken down.

• Single

• Single

• Single

• Samples Andrea Bocelli and Sarah Brightman's Con te partirò (also known as "Time to Say Goodbye").^[22] The song is not to be confused for a cover, as most of the lyrics are Joseph's.
• "Time to Say Goodbye" was released on an early self-produced EP alongside "Johnny Boy," "Air Catcher," and "Friend, Please," before Twenty One Pilots was released. The EP was handed out on November 10, 2009, at a "Battle of The Bands" performance. "Time to Say Goodbye" was originally going to be included on the first full album, but was ultimately pulled due to copyright issues.^{[23] [24]}
• This is the first song Twenty One Pilots drummer Josh Dun heard from the original lineup, leading him to converse with Tyler Joseph and ultimately leading to his current position.^[25]
• This song was the band's last release during the time founding band members Thomas and Salih were in the band.

• Theorized to appear on Joseph's self-released album No Phun Intended

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• Re-recorded for Vessel album

• Released via newsletter
• Bonus track on the Regional at Best album

• Announced initially as a cryptic image posted on Twitter/X, it was confirmed in September 2024 that Twenty One Pilots would record "The Line" as part of a setlist of the upcoming soundtrack for the second season of League of Legends adult-animated adaptation series Arcane.

• Featured as background music in a video released to the Twenty One Pilots YouTube channel. The video is entitled "twenty one pilots: Regional at Best Tour Part 01 (Episode 06 - Regional at Best: The Web Series)".^[26] The song is also known as "I Need Something (To Kill Me)."
• The full version of "I Need Something (to Kill Me)" appears on the Level of Concern Alternate Reality Game flash drive gifted to early winners of the game. The track's filename was "webseries001". The full version surfaced in November 2020.