Yoko Ono

Yoko Ono

Shibuya-kei, alternative rock, electronica, new wave

United States

"Ono’s music dances between chaotic bursts of noise and contemplative silences, creating tension that propels the listener through unexpected emotional landscapes."

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Milk and Honey

Milk and Honey

1984
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Career Arc

Yoko Ono's discography from 1969 to 2022

1969 1995 2022
Don't Worry Kyoko (Mummy'... (1969) Yoko Ono/Plastic Ono Band (1970) Fly (1971) Open Your Box (1971) Move on Fast (1972) Sisters, O Sisters (1972) Yang Yang (1972) Feeling the Space (1973) Approximately Infinite Un... (1973) Woman Power (1973) Death of Samantha (1973) Kiss Kiss Kiss (1980) Season of Glass (1981) No, No, No (1981) Walking on Thin Ice (1981) It's Alright (I See Rainb... (1982) My Man (1982) Never Say Goodbye (1983) Milk and Honey (1984) Starpeace (1985)
Yoko Ono matters as a transformative force in art and music, challenging societal norms and pushing listeners to reconsider the boundaries of expression.
Yoko Ono matters as a transformative force in art and music, challenging societal norms and pushing listeners to reconsider the boundaries of expression. Her work invites introspection and dialogue, creating spaces where personal and political intersect. By merging avant-garde sensibilities with popular music, she has paved the way for future generations of artists to embrace their individuality without compromise. Ono's innovative approach combines sound experimentation with deeply personal narratives, often blurring the lines between performance art and music. She harnesses a raw, unfiltered energy that disrupts conventional listening habits, encouraging audiences to engage with her art on an emotional level rather than strictly intellectual terms. This ethos fosters a sense of connection among her listeners, prompting them to explore new ways of experiencing sound and message. In her songwriting, Ono frequently delves into themes of love, peace, and identity while embracing a voice that is both confrontational and vulnerable. Her lyrical style oscillates between stark sincerity and playful irony, crafting a unique tapestry of storytelling that invites reflection rather than offers easy answers. With a penchant for evocative imagery, she captures fleeting moments that resonate deeply within the listener’s psyche.

Full discography

Yoko Ono's albums in order, from earliest releases to latest.

45 releases • 22 albums • 1 EP • 1969–2022
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Don't Stop Me! album by Yoko Ono

Don't Stop Me!

2009

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Angel album by Yoko Ono

Angel

2014

Hold Me album by Yoko Ono

Hold Me

2013

I'm Moving On album by Yoko Ono

I'm Moving On

2012

She Gets Down on Her Knees album by Yoko Ono

She Gets Down on Her Knees

2012

Talking to the Universe album by Yoko Ono

Talking to the Universe

2011

Wouldnit (I'm a Star) album by Yoko Ono

Wouldnit (I'm a Star)

2010

I'm Not Getting Enough album by Yoko Ono

I'm Not Getting Enough

2009

You're the One album by Yoko Ono

You're the One

2007

Open Your Box album by Yoko Ono

Open Your Box

2007

Hell in Paradise album by Yoko Ono

Hell in Paradise

1985

Never Say Goodbye album by Yoko Ono

Never Say Goodbye

1983

My Man album by Yoko Ono

My Man

1982

No, No, No album by Yoko Ono

No, No, No

1981

Walking on Thin Ice album by Yoko Ono

Walking on Thin Ice

1981

Kiss Kiss Kiss album by Yoko Ono

Kiss Kiss Kiss

1980

Woman Power album by Yoko Ono

Woman Power

1973

Death of Samantha album by Yoko Ono

Death of Samantha

1973

Move on Fast album by Yoko Ono

Move on Fast

1972

Sisters, O Sisters album by Yoko Ono

Sisters, O Sisters

1972

Yang Yang album by Yoko Ono

Yang Yang

1972

Open Your Box album by Yoko Ono

Open Your Box

1971

Don't Worry Kyoko (Mummy's Only Looking for Her Hand in the Snow) album by Yoko Ono

Don't Worry Kyoko (Mummy's Only Looking for Her Hand in the Snow)

1969

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Yoko Ono sound like?

Ono’s music dances between chaotic bursts of noise and contemplative silences, creating tension that propels the listener through unexpected emotional landscapes. Rooted in alternative rock and new wave. Start with Season of Glass.

What is the best Yoko Ono album to start with?

The best album to start with is "Season of Glass" (1981). It's the most representative of what makes Yoko Ono worth hearing.

Who is Yoko Ono for?

If you're into alternative rock and new wave, Yoko Ono is worth your time. Ono’s music dances between chaotic bursts of noise and contemplative silences, creating tension that propels the listener through unexpected emotional landscapes.

How many albums does Yoko Ono have?

Yoko Ono has 45 releases in their discography, including 22 albums and 1 EP.

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