Blueprint for a Sunrise
Yoko Ono · 2001
53 min · 13 tracks · alternative rock · new wave · electronica
An eclectic blend of experimental soundscapes and introspective lyrics that challenge conventional pop structures.
Why this album works
This album is significant for its experimental approach and its role in revitalizing Ono's career during the early 2000s. While it did not achieve mainstream commercial success, it received attention for its avant-garde style and critical recognition, contributing to discussions around female artists in rock and experimental music spaces.
- Best for
- dynamic progression with peaks introspective listening for reflection experimental sound exploration
- Context
- When 'Blueprint for a Sunrise' was released in 2001, Yoko Ono was navigating a resurgence in her artistic visibility, particularly following the success of her earlier work with the collaborative album 'Onobox' in 1992. This album marked her second release after a long hiatus, showcasing her continued evolution as an artist unafraid to explore unconventional musical territory.
- Stylistic neighbors
- No Doubt· Ricky Martin· Christina Aguilera· Prince· Cher· Elvis Presley· Harry Nilsson· Cyndi Lauper
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 I Want You to Remember Me “A” 1:23
- 2 I Want You to Remember Me “B” Standout 4:08
- 3 “Is This What We Do” 2:58
- 4 Wouldnit “swing” 2:38
- 5 Soul Got Out of the Box Standout 2:14
- 6 Rising II Standout 12:52
- 7 It’s Time for Action ! 4:05
- 8 I’m Not Getting Enough 3:26
- 9 Mulberry 8:34
- 10 “I Remember Everything” 2:40
- 11 Are You Looking For Me? 2:03
- 12 Yume o Motou 3:46
- 13 Joseijoi Banzai 2:56
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