Alexz Johnson

Released as the soundtracks lead single prior to the premier of the series.

Originally recorded in 2008 for her major label debut album (titled "Weight"), the track was posted on her MySpace ahead of the albums release, following her dismissal from the label the track remained unreleased. A demo version was featured on her album "The Basement Recordings" before officially being released as part of her 2020 album "Still Alive"

The song was recorded for season three of Instant Star, however, as a result of contractual obligations, her version of the song was not able to be included on the soundtrack. The soundtrack version was recorded by Damhnait Doyle.

Originally recorded for her unreleased major label debut. An early version of the song leaked on the internet in 2005 and subsequently included on "The Basement Recordings".

The song was recorded for season four of Instant Star, however, as a result of contractual obligations, her version of the song was not able to be included on the soundtrack. The soundtrack version was recorded by Katia Zuccarelli and Luke McMaster

Released as a single off of the soundtrack in Germany and in various countries throughout Europe.

Originally recorded and featured in season four of the television show, the track was not able to be included on the soundtrack due to contractual obligations. The track was subsequently included on the Greatest Hits of the TV show and "The Basement Recordings" which featured the original demo of the song.

The song was recorded for season four of Instant Star, however, as a result of contractual obligations, her version of the song was not able to be included on the soundtrack. The soundtrack version was recorded by Damnhait Doyle.

There are three versions of the song, the version featured on the S3 soundtrack is performed soley by Cory Lee, an alternate version (dubbed "duel version") is featured on the television show with both Lee and Johnson, and a third version featured on the "Instant Star: Greatest Hits" soundtrack.

The song was recorded for season three of Instant Star, however, as a result of contractual obligations, her version of the song was not able to be included on the soundtrack. The soundtrack version was recorded by Damhnait Doyle.

The song was recorded for season four of Instant Star, however, as a result of contractual obligations, her version of the song was not able to be included on the soundtrack. The soundtrack version was recorded by Kyle Riabko.

The Demolition Crew remix was released as a single from "Reloaded" in aid of Kids Help Phone charity.

Originally recorded in 2008 for her unreleased major label debut album (titled "Weight"), and leaked following her dismissal from the label, from there a demo version of the song was featured on her album "The Basement Recordings" before officially being released as part of her 2020 album "Still Alive".

The song was recorded for season three of Instant Star, however, as a result of contractual obligations, her version of the song was not able to be included on the soundtrack. An R&B version of the song (which differs to Alexz's) was recorded by Cory Lee for the soundtrack.

The song is titled "The Affair (Mr. Jones)" on her 2011 Basement Recordings album

In 2006, Canadian Idol finalist Suzi Rawn covered the song for her album "Naked"

The song was recorded for season four of Instant Star, however, as a result of contractual obligations, her version of the song was not able to be included on the soundtrack. The soundtrack version was recorded by Valerie Poxleitner.

Alexz's version of the song was later included on "Instant Star: Greatest Hits"

Originally recorded in 2008 for her major label debut album (titled "Weight"), the track was posted on her MySpace ahead of the albums release, following her dismissal from the label the track remained unreleased. A demo version was featured on her album "The Basement Recordings" before officially being released as part of her 2020 album "Still Alive".

Originally recorded in 2008 for her unreleased major label debut album (titled "Weight"), and leaked following her dismissal from the label, from there a demo version of the song was featured on her album "The Basement Recordings" before officially being released as part of her 2020 album "Still Alive".

The song is a cover of the 1996 song originally recorded by Garbage from their self-titled album.

Though featured on the Season 1 soundtrack, the song is not featured in the first season, but appears in the season two premiere episode.

The track is not included on the German release of the season 1 soundtrack.

Originally recorded in 2008 for her major label debut album (titled "Weight"), the track was posted on her MySpace ahead of the albums release, following her dismissal from the label the track remained unreleased. A demo version was featured on her album "The Basement Recordings" before officially being released as part of her 2020 album "Still Alive".

The song was covered by Canadian band, The Weekend (consisting of songwriter Andrea Wasse,) for their 2005 album Beatbox My Heartbeat.

A remixed version of this song was released as the final Instant Star single as featured on the 'Instant Star Greatest Hits' album.

The song was recorded for Season 4 but is not featured in the season only a webisode/music video.

The song was recorded for season four of Instant Star, however, as a result of contractual obligations, her version of the song was not able to be included on the soundtrack. The soundtrack version was recorded by Damnhait Doyle.

In 2007, the Backstreet Boys covered the song as the b-side of their single "Helpless When She Smiles" and a bonus track on their Japanese release of "Unbreakable"

In 2012, brother and sister Jennifer and John covered the song for Jennifer's album "London Tree"

In 2016, Dante Scott covered the song for an episode of Degrassi: The Next Class (episode 8 of season 2, #RiseandGrind)

The song was recorded for season four of Instant Star, however, as a result of contractual obligations, her version of the song was not able to be included on the soundtrack. The soundtrack version was recorded by Luke McMaster

The song was recorded for season three of Instant Star, however, as a result of contractual obligations, her version of the song was not able to be included on the soundtrack. The soundtrack version was recorded by Tyler Kyte.

While performed in the show, Alexz's full version has never leaked.

The song features additional vocals from Evren Ozdemir, who sung the vocals from the artist Shay, he is not credited in the official sounstrack

A cover of this was was done in Season 3 of the show by Cory Lee.

Originally recorded in 2008 for her unreleased major label debut album (titled "Weight"), the track was posted on her MySpace ahead of the albums release, following her dismissal from the label a demo version was featured on her album "The Basement Recordings" before officially being released as part of her 2020 album "Still Alive".

The song was recorded for season three of Instant Star, however, as a result of contractual obligations, her version of the song was not able to be included on the soundtrack. The soundtrack version was recorded by Tyler Kyte.