List of songs recorded by Jolin Tsai

Taiwanese singer Jolin Tsai (Chinese: 蔡依林) has recorded 210 songs for 15 studio albums, seven live albums, and 11 compilation albums, and others. In 1999, she released her debut studio album, 1019.^[1] From then on, she released a series of successful albums, including the Golden Melody Award winners Dancing Diva (2006), Muse (2012), Play (2014), and Ugly Beauty (2018).^[2] Tsai has released an array of successful songs including the Hit FM Top 100 top 10 hits, including "Say Love You", "It's Love", "Sky", "Pretence", "Marry Me Today", "Sun Will Never Set", "I Won't Last a Day Without You", "Butterfly", "Honey Trap", "The Great Artist", "Play", "The Third Person and I", "Ugly Beauty", and "Stars Align".^[3] Tsai has collaborated with a number of songwriters throughout her career to write songs, including "The Spirit of Knight", "The Starter", "Repeated Note", "The Prologue", "Beast", "I'm Not Yours", "Womxnly", and "Sweet Guilty Pleasure".^[4]

She has also recorded songs for film and television soundtracks, starting in 2001 with the release of the Mandarin version of "Where the Dream Takes You" for the American animated film, Atlantis: The Lost Empire (2001).^[5] She followed it with songs including "Angel of Love", "Darkness", and "Sweetie" for the Hong Kong film, Why Me, Sweetie?! (2003), as well as "Warriors in Peace" for the Chinese film, Warriors of Heaven and Earth (2003).^[6][7] In 2014, Tsai recorded the theme song named "Kaleidoscope" for the Chinese film, Tiny Times 3.^[8] In 2017, she recorded the theme song named "On Happiness Road" for the Taiwanese animated film under the same title and the theme song named "Stand Up" for the Chinese film, Monster Hunt 2 (2018).^[9][10] In 2020, she recorded the songs "Who Am I", "Opposite", and "Turn Back Time" for the Chinese series, The Wolf (2020).^[11] In 2022, she recorded the theme song named "Untitled" for the Taiwanese film, Marry My Dead Body (2023).^[12] Her most recent song recorded for a series was "Someday, Somewhere" for the Taiwanese series, At the Moment (2023).^[13]