Sia’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2026]

SnowflakeSia43rank/position

Sia – Snowflake (Visualizer Video)

During Christmas and the snowy season, you find yourself wanting to listen to songs that evoke tenderness and a touch of sadness, don’t you? “Snowflake,” released in 2017 by Australian singer Sia, is a track I recommend for winter listening.

Her vocals, infused with hints of funk and soul, will warm the cold season.

The lyrics, which express the feeling of losing someone dear, blend beautifully with the poignant strings.

Let this song soothe your lonely nights—give it a listen on a snowy evening.

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Soon We’ll Be FoundSia44rank/position

Sia – Soon We’ll Be Found

Here’s a piece I’d love you to pay attention to as it opens up a new way to enjoy music.

Released in 2008 from the album “Some People Have Real Problems,” it’s a ballad where orchestral strings and piano intertwine with Sia’s soaring vocals.

The lyrics, themed around reunion and connection, poignantly measure the emotional distance between people.

Most notable is the music video directed by Claire Carré, which features Sia singing while expressing the lyrics in American Sign Language.

Combined with shadow play and fluorescent body paint, the visuals elevate the beauty of sign language into visual poetry, and the video was selected as a free download on the iTunes Store in November 2008.

It delicately portrays a state of loneliness that still refuses to give up hope, and is recommended for anyone who wants to experience a new kind of emotion born from the fusion of sign language and music.

Summer RainSia45rank/position

Sia – Summer Rain (Official Audio)

A track by Australian singer-songwriter Sia.

It is said to have originally been written for Christina Aguilera and was included as a Target bonus track on the 2016 album “This Is Acting.”

The Greatest (Mark Envelope Remix)Sia46rank/position

Sia – The Greatest (Mark Envelope Remix) [HANDS UP] | FBM

Originally, this track was released as a single in 2016 by the Australian artist Sia.

American songwriter Greg Kurstin was involved in its production.

It’s a powerful anthem about refusing to give up.

This hands-up version is known as the Mark Envelope Remix.

TogetherSia47rank/position

Sia – Together (from the motion picture Music)

Sia is a singer-songwriter from Australia.

She has been active since the mid-1990s, initially performing as the vocalist of an acid jazz band.

She later went solo and gained worldwide attention with her 2014 release, Chandelier.

Among her songs, one I’d recommend for school festivals or cultural festival dances is Together.

With its very bright sound, it’s arranged to be easy for anyone to listen to.

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You’re Never Fully Dressed Without a SmileSia48rank/position

Sia – You’re Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile (2014 Film Version)

You can’t call it stylish without a smile! Style only truly shines with a smile! This springlike, positive message is uplifting.

It’s perfect for a slightly shy bride.

When you make your entrance all dressed up for your wedding or reception outfit change, you’re sure to break into a big smile.

The GreatestSia ft. Kendrick Lamar49rank/position

Sia – The Greatest (Official Audio) ft. Kendrick Lamar

A powerful anthem track about refusing to give up.

A collaboration between Sia and Kendrick Lamar, it was released in 2016.

The music video, directed by Stacy Moscatelli, features dancer Maddie Ziegler.