The discography of Japanese female duo FEMM includes three studio albums, two remix albums, six extended plays, four remix singles, and twenty-one singles. All of their English and Japanese musical releases have been with Maximum10 and Avex Music Creative Inc., two sub-division record labels of Avex Group.
FEMM, who debuted under the abbreviated name Far East Mention Mannequins, originally debuted with several singles and an extended play (EP) Astroboy. Performing in the English language, they released several singles through digital retail stores including iTunes Store and Amazon.com; some of the singles include "Kill the DJ", "Fxxk Boyz Get Money", and "Dead Wrong". FEMM released their debut studio album Femm-Isation (2014) through digital retail stores, and was a collection of songs that FEMM released premiered through their official YouTube channel. After signing an exclusive distribution deal with London-based record label JPU Records, FEMM released their debut physical release Pow!/L.C.S., which also issued a double album with the physical edition of Femm-Isation.
Throughout their career, FEMM have released several music videos to support the release of their singles. FEMM have also promoted their work by releasing remix versions of their previous singles. FEMM released their first remix album in 2014, Femm-Isation Instrumentals, which is an album containing instrumental versions of their debut album.
Discography Albums Year Album details Peak chart positions Certifications JPN US World 2014 Femm-Isation Released: October 1, 2014 Formats: CD, Digital download — 10 2021 Tokyo Girls Anthem Released: December 17, 2021 Formats: CD, Digital download — — 2022 Tokyo Ex Machina Released: January 21, 2022 Formats: CD, Digital download — — "—" denotes releases that did not chart or was not released.
EPs Year Album details Peak chart positions Certifications JPN US World 2014 Astroboy Released: April 24, 2014 Formats: digital download — — 2016 Pow!/L.C.S. Released: February 24, 2016 Formats: CD, double album, digital download — — 2018 dollhouse Released: August 4, 2018 Formats: digital download — — 2020 404 Not Found Released: November 20, 2020 Formats: CD, digital download — — 2022 THE SIX Released: August 17, 2022 Formats: digital download — — 2023 CHERRY Released: November 15, 2023 Formats: digital download — — "—" denotes releases that did not chart or was not released.
Remixes Year Album details Peak chart positions Certifications JPN US World 2014 Femm-Isation Instrumentals Released: December 24, 2014 Formats: digital download — — 2016 PoW! / L.C.S. (Instrumental) Released: March 16, 2016 Formats: digital download — — "—" denotes releases that did not chart or was not released.
Cover albums Year Album details Peak chart positions Certifications JPN US World 2017 80s/90s J-POP REVIVAL Released: October 25, 2017 Formats: CD, Digital download, cassette — — "—" denotes releases that did not chart or was not released.
Singles + List of singles provided with charts, dates, and year release. Title Year Peak chart positions Certifications AlbumJapan Oricon Singles ChartBillboard Japan Hot 100 "Wannabe" 2014 — —Femm-Isation "Kiss the Rain" — — "White Noise" — — "We Flood the Night" — — "Kill the DJ" — — "Fxxk Boyz Get Money" — — "Dead Wrong" — — "Unbreakable" — — "Neon Twilight / Countdown" 2016 — —FAMM'IN - EP "Do It Again feat. LIZ" 2017 — —Tokyo Ex Machina "My Revolution / 今夜はブギー・バック (nice vocal)""My Revolution" feat. Akina, Anna & Mikako from FAKY "今夜はブギー・バック (nice vocal)" feat. Lil' Fang from FAKY & Yup'in (Radical Hardcore Remix) "Falling For A Lullaby" — —80s/90s J-POP REVIVAL "卒業 / 浪漫飛行""卒業 (Radical Hardcore Remix)" "浪漫飛行" — — "Dolls Kill feat. ELLE TERESA" 2018 — —Tokyo Girls Anthem "Shibuya Ex Horologium" 2019 — — rowspan="2" "Chewing Gum Cleaner" 2020 — — "Level Up feat. Duke of Harajuku / Summer Dream feat. FEMM (S+ Ver.)" — — 404 Not Found - EP "Tic Toc" — — Tokyo Ex Machina "Come & Go" 2021 — — "Sugar Rush" — — Tokyo Ex Machina "Keep It Cool" — — "Private Dancer" — — THE SIX - EP "THE SIX (梨々れんれん神雫平坂ビーストVer.)" 2022 — — "CHERRY on TOP" 2023 — — CHERRY - EP
Remix singles + List of remix singles provided with charts, dates, and year release. Title Year Peak chart positions Certifications AlbumJapan Oricon Singles ChartBillboard Japan Hot 100 "Party All Night" (Sfpr Remix) 2014 — —Pow!/L.C.S. "Kill the DJ" (Invaderous Remix) — — "Whiplash" (Sfpr Remix) — — "Whiplash" (Invaderous Remix) — —
Featuring singles + List of featuring singles provided with charts, dates, and year release. Title Year Peak chart positions Certifications AlbumJapan Oricon Singles ChartBillboard Japan Hot 100 "No Boyfriend No Problem" (featuring Sak Noel, Kuba & Neitan, Mayra Veronica, and Faky) 2016 — —Non-album single
As part of FAMM'IN No. Title Other(s) Artist(s) Album Release date 1 circle Yup'in, FEMM & FakyFAMM'IN - EP April 27, 2016 2 Countdown FEMM 3 animus Yup'in, FEMM & Faky March 15, 2017
Other songs Title Year Peak chart positions Other(s) Artist(s) AlbumJapan Oricon Singles ChartBillboard Japan Hot 100 "CANDY GIRL" 2018 — — Hitomi Kaji feat.FEMM90S & NEW REVIVAL "CAN'T STOP THIS!" 2020 — — Beverly, FAKY, FEMM, lol, Yup'in and Anzai Karenavex revival trax "SUMMER DREAM" — — Duke of Harajuku feat. FEMMRAZZLE DAZZLE
Music videos FEMM have released a total of 17 music videos from their own discography, alongside one live concert video, three miscellaneous promotional videos, one remix video, and two featuring artist music videos. A total of 13 music videos from their debut album Femm-Isation were directed by creative unit IKIOI. Each music video from FEMM's discography has been choreographed by Japanese production and choreographing team Hidali. The group's fashion directors and designs are by Shoichiro Matsuoka of GM Atelier, a Japanese fashion company that specialize in latex fabrics. Several music videos by FEMM, particularly "Kill the DJ", "Fxxk Boyz Get Money", and "Party All Night", received a large amount of favorable feedback, praising the concept, its convenient use of cosplay and otaku culture, and choreography. "Fxxk Boyz Get Money" received media attention for its imagery and choreography, with several online figures including American blogger and journalist Perez Hilton, American YouTube star Miles Jai, among others publicly commended the video and FEMM themselves.