What does Angel sound like?

A vibrant collection of remixes that melds electronic dance beats with Yoko Ono's avant-garde sensibilities. Rooted in alternative rock and new wave. Start with "Angel (Superchumbo Club mix)".

Is Angel a good place to start with Yoko Ono?

Yes, Angel is recommended as a starting point for new Yoko Ono listeners. A vibrant collection of remixes that melds electronic dance beats with Yoko Ono's avant-garde sensibilities. Upon the release of 'Angel' in 2014, Yoko Ono was in a unique phase of her career, having spent decades as an influential figure in art and music. This album followed her previous works, showcasing her continued exploration of electronic music and remix culture, reflecting her adaptability and relevance in contemporary soundscapes.

Angel works well if you're into steady rhythm for dance floors, club-ready remixes for celebration and ethereal vocals elevate energy.

How many songs are on Angel?

Angel has 10 tracks, running approximately 59 minutes.

Angel

Yoko Ono · 2014

59 min · 10 tracks · alternative rock

A vibrant collection of remixes that melds electronic dance beats with Yoko Ono's avant-garde sensibilities.

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Top tracks — play these first

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Angel (Superchumbo Club mix) Start here — This version amplifies the rhythmic elements of the original track, transforming it into a pulsating dance anthem while retaining Ono's distinctive vocal style.
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Angel (Fagault & Marina Club) — This mix highlights a deep house influence, creating an immersive experience that underscores Ono’s experimental tendencies within a club context.
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Angel (The Carry Nation Everything mix) — This take blends emotive piano lines with driving beats, illustrating how Ono's lyrical themes can be reinterpreted through diverse sonic lenses.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

steady rhythm for dance floors
club-ready remixes for celebration
ethereal vocals elevate energy
consistent journey through mixes
for late-night parties

Maybe skip if you

prefer quick, standalone tracks
seek traditional song structures

Where this album fits

In the catalog: Experimental — Merges electronic dance with avant-garde, differing from her earlier styles.
Themes: club culture remix· avant-garde dance floors· electronic soundscapes
Moods: Uplifting· Energetic
Career context: Upon the release of 'Angel' in 2014, Yoko Ono was in a unique phase of her career, having spent decades as an influential figure in art and music. This album followed her previous works, showcasing her continued exploration of electronic music and remix culture, reflecting her adaptability and relevance in contemporary soundscapes.
Stylistic neighbors: Laurie Anderson· Stereolab· Animal Collective