What makes Milk and Honey by Yoko Ono notable?

'Milk and Honey' is significant for its commercial success, reaching No. 26 on the Billboard 200 chart, marking one of Ono's highest-charting albums. Additionally, the track 'Nobody Told Me' became one of her most recognized songs, receiving notable airplay and demonstrating her enduring influence in pop music. Released on January 9, 1984, 'Milk and Honey' is Yoko Ono's follow-up to her 1981 album 'Season of Glass', which was deeply influenced by the death of John Lennon. At this point in her career, Ono was attempting to reclaim her musical identity after years of overshadowing by her relationship with Lennon, showcasing a more accessible sound while still retaining her avant-garde edge.

Who is Milk and Honey for?

Milk and Honey works well if you're into steady mid-tempo flow, introspective listening sessions and playful yet reflective moods.

How many songs are on Milk and Honey?

Milk and Honey has 12 tracks, running approximately 36 minutes.

Milk and Honey

Yoko Ono · 1984

36 min · 12 tracks · alternative rock · new wave · electronica

A vibrant blend of pop and experimental sounds, reflecting a playful yet introspective exploration of life and relationships.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

steady mid-tempo flow
introspective listening sessions
playful yet reflective moods
short, engaging tracks

Where this album fits

Career context: Released on January 9, 1984, 'Milk and Honey' is Yoko Ono's follow-up to her 1981 album 'Season of Glass', which was deeply influenced by the death of John Lennon. At this point in her career, Ono was attempting to reclaim her musical identity after years of overshadowing by her relationship with Lennon, showcasing a more accessible sound while still retaining her avant-garde edge.
Stylistic neighbors: Laurie Anderson· Stereolab· Animal Collective