Left at London

Puff first began writing songs in fifth grade.[14] The Left at London project originally started as a band, though after the project fell apart Puff kept the previous group's monicker as her stage name, as she was uncomfortable using her legal name. The name Left at London comes from an experience where Puff misread the sign of a local bar called "The Loft at Tandem".[15] In 2014 and 2015 while still in high school, Puff released three demo EPs, Youth Group Computer, 2 Rowdy 4 Dennys / Give Peace a Break, and Will Write Songs 4 Money, all receiving very limited releases. The EPs were later re-released on Bandcamp on February 5, 2021.[16]

Puff released her first widely released extended play, The Purple Heart on June 18, 2018.[17] On November 10 that same year, she also released Transgender Street Legend, Vol. 1.[18] The later EP featured her breakout single "Revolution Lover" which went on to receive a music video and be featured in an episode of Welcome to Night Vale.[19][20] In that year, she started gaining online attention thanks to the success of her viral Twitter video titled "How to Make a Frank Ocean Song".[21] In 2019, additional parodies of Tyler, the Creator and Mitski further popularized Left at London, including recognition from both artists.[10]

In December 2019, Puff released the Dylan Brady-produced "6 Feet", the first single from Transgender Street Legend, Vol. 2. The same month she released "Santa's Homophobic", a comedic Christmas song featuring Dominique "SonicFox" McLean and SungWon Cho. "Blacknwhite (Radio Edit)" was released On January 14, 2020, as the lead single to her second studio album (at the time announced as her debut) You Are Not Alone Enough, an album themed around her mental health.[22]

On March 17, 2020, Puff released You Wouldn't Download a Car, a mixtape of her own remixes of various popular songs.[23] On July 20, 2020, she released the two song EP Jenny Durkan, Resign in Disgrace. The EP's title refers to Jenny Durkan, then mayor of Seattle, who [Puff] holds responsible for condoning police violence and causing "the citizens of a historically gay neighborhood to be gassed on the first day of Pride Month." The songs on the EP were also inspired by the establishment of the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone and the murders of Charleena Lyles and Summer Taylor.[24] The first track "Do You See Us?" appears on Transgender Street Legend, Vol. 2. On July 24, she released the four-track covers EP This One's For the Milfs, featuring covers of songs by Janelle Monae, Billie Eilish, Ginuwine, and Kanye West.[24] A day later Tales From Transgender Street, an album of Left at London covers by other artists, was released and promoted through a virtual concert of the same name.[25] Transgender Street Legend, Vol. 2 was released on September 25, 2020.

On September 29, 2020, Puff announced that she was working on new music part of a new duo called WOW OK.[26] The band released their first track, a remix of "(FOREVER!!!!!!!!!)" by Glass Beach on March 5, 2021.[27] Their debut single, "Holy Moment", was released on April 16, 2021.[28]

On March 26, 2021, Puff announced that she would spend the next two months working on her debut album, T.I.A.P.F.Y.H., as part of an artist residency with the City of Shoreline Public Art Program.[29][30][31] The release of You Are Not Alone Enough, the album previously announced as her debut, was pushed back.[32] t.i.a.p.f.y.h. was released on June 3, 2021.[30]

In January 2022 Puff shared on Twitter that she aimed to finish You Are Not Alone Enough in April 2022 with a "mid-late fall release date", but it is still yet to release.[33]

In March 2022, Puff confirmed that the final volume of the Transgender Street Legend series had been finished and entered the mastering stage.[34] She stated that the EP would be soul and Contemporary R&B inspired.[35] On her Patreon she shared a song from the EP called "My Old Ways" on February 11, 2022.[36] The lead single "Make You Proud" released on June 17, 2022.[37] Transgender Street Legend, Vol. 3 released on June 24, 2022.

Puff is already working on her third studio album, already having a conceptual tracklist finalized consisting of 15 tracks.[38][39]

She began posting short videos on Vine in 2014.[10]

Studio albums

Mixtape

As lead artist

As featured artist

Other appearances

• Vera Much — "Mortifying Ordeal of Being Known" (2020)[65]
• Phixel — "Childish" (2021)[66]
• Knock Monsterr - "In My Walls" (2022)[67]

• "Dumb Bitch Juice" — Alice Longyu Gao (2019)[68]
• "Pushing Boulders" — Yesterday's Analog Earth Band (2019)[69]
• "How Long?" — Gerard David Millman (2019)[70]
• "Dumb Fast!" — Kaiya Crawford (2020)[70]
• "Where Did I Go?" — Yung Skrrt (2020)[70]
• "Mortifying Idea of Being Known" — Vera Much (2020)[69]
• "Semiautomatic (demo)" — William Crooks (2020)[70]
• "Tired" — Kaiya Crawford (2020)[70]
• "How Do I?" — Kaiya Crawford (2020)[70]
• "From Such a Distance" – Marbits (2021)[70]

Singles

• "Holy Moment" (2021)
• "27 Club" (2023)

Remixes

• "(FOREVER!!!!!!!!!)" — Glass Beach (2021)