Artist	Song
Ben Lee	Catch My Disease
from Awake Is the New Sleep (2005)
Ben Lee	Love Me Like the World Is Ending
from Ripe (2007)
Ben Lee	Gamble Everything for Love
from Awake Is the New Sleep (2005)
Ben Lee	Rise Up
from Rise Up - Single (2009)
Ben Lee	What's So Bad (About Feeling Good)?
from The Rebirth of Venus (Deluxe Version) (2009)
Ben Lee	We're All In This Together
from Awake Is the New Sleep (2005)
Ben Lee	Into the Dark
from Awake Is the New Sleep (2005)
Ben Lee	Birds and Bees
from Ripe (2007)
Ben Lee	Desire
from Desire - Single (2005)
Ben Lee	Numb
from Ripe (2007)
Ben Lee	I Love Pop Music
from The Rebirth of Venus (Deluxe Version) (2009)
Ben Lee	American Television
from Ripe (2007)
Ben Lee	What Would Jay-Z Do?
from Ripe (2007)
Ben Lee	Begin
from Awake Is the New Sleep (2005)
Ben Lee	Close I've Come
from Awake Is the New Sleep (2005)
Ben Lee	Ripe
from Ripe (2007)
Ben Lee	Ache for You
from Awake Is the New Sleep (2005)
Ben Lee	Boy With a Barbie
from The Rebirth of Venus (Deluxe Version) (2009)
Ben Lee	Is This How Love Is Supposed to Feel
from Ripe (2007)
Ben Lee	Apple Candy
from Awake Is the New Sleep (2005)
The Bens	Bruised
from The Bens - EP (2004)
Ben Lee	Float On
from John Tucker Must Die (2006)
Ben Lee	Friday On My Mind
from Easy Fever - A Tribute to the Easybeats and Stevie Wright (2008)
Ben Lee	I'm a Woman Too
from The Rebirth of Venus (Deluxe Version) (2009)
Ben Lee	Sex Without Love
from Ripe (2007)
Ben Lee	Surrender
from The Rebirth of Venus (Deluxe Version) (2009)
Ben Lee	Sing
from The Rebirth of Venus (Deluxe Version) (2009)
Ben Lee	Gamble Everything for Love
from Morning Becomes Eclectic (2005) (2005)
Ben Lee	Song for the Divine Mother of the Universe
from The Rebirth of Venus (Deluxe Version) (2009)
Ben Lee	Catch My Disease (That's the Way I Like It)
from Morning Becomes Eclectic (2005) (2005)

Comment:

Unless some pre-teen hits the Aussie scene with a guitar and a dream sometime soon, Ben Lee — not to be confused with his Ben buddies, Kweller and Folds — will forever be remembered as Australia's penultimate indie pop-penning "boy genius." That's what happens when you're a respected solo artist at the age of 16 and collaborating with Mandy Moore (the lighthearted and laidback '50s-style duet "Birds and Bees") and the modern rock architects in Rooney (the joyous and slightly jagged "American Television") by the time you turn 29. As for the decade in between, Lee has never sounded content with simple singer-songwriter fare, whether we're talking the low-lit, Dylan-like stroll of "We're All In This Together" or the tasteful, subdued samples of the entire [i]Hey You. Yes You.[/i] album.

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