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The discography of British rapper Wretch 32 consists of four studio albums, six mixtapes, fourteen singles (including five as a featured artist) and nineteen music videos. Having released his debut studio album—Wretchrospective—in October 2008 to limited commercial success, Wretch 32 succeeded the release with a second album; Black and White. The lead single, "Traktor", was released in January 2011; and saw the artist make his first appearance on the UK chart when it debuted at number five. It was succeeded by the release of "Unorthodox"—featuring British musician Example—in April. The track, which sampled The Stone Roses' 1989 hit "Fools Gold" debuted at number two in the UK; also topping the R&B chart and independent releases chart. A third single, "Don't Go" featuring Josh Kumra, preced