The List of Alison Moyet Albums in Order of Release Date

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The discography of Alison Moyet consists of ten studio albums, three compilation albums, two live releases, thirty singles and a number of appearances with other artists.

The List of  Alison Moyet Albums in Order of Release Here!

Here is the list of Alison Moyet Album in Order of Release Date:

1. Alf — 5 November 1984
2. Raindancing — 6 April 1987
3. Hoodoo — 22 April 1991
4. Essex — 21 March 1994
5. Hometime — 19 August 2002
6. Voice — 6 September 2004
7. The Turn — 15 October 2007
8. The Minutes — 6 May 2013
9. Other — 16 June 2017
10. Key — 4 October 2024

All Alison Moyet Albums List in Order

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1. Alf (1984)

Tracklist:

1. Love Resurrection
2. Honey for the Bees
3. For You Only
4. Invisible
5. Steal Me Blind
6. All Cried Out
7. Money Mile
8. Twisting the Knife
9. Where Hides Sleep

“Alf,” released on November 5, 1984, was the trenchant first solo effort by Alison Moyet after the break-up of synth-pop duo Yazoo. This massive hit by Tony Swain and Steve Jolley production sold in quadruple platinum numbers and topped the UK Albums Chart. Singles such as “Love Resurrection,” “All Cried Out,” “Invisible,” and “For You Only” served to highlight Moyet’s soulful voice and emotive delivery. The single also reached No. 1 in New Zealand and entered the US charts; this highly acclaimed and commercially successful single is again included in its deluxe edition released in 2016.

2. Raindancing (1987)

Tracklist:

1. Weak in the Presence of Beauty
2. Ordinary Girl
3. You Got Me Wrong
4. Without You
5. Sleep Like Breathing
6. Is This Love?
7. Blow Wind Blow
8. Glorious Love
9. When I Say (No Giveaway)
10. Stay

The Alison Moyet’s studio album Raindancing was published on April 6, 1987 and indeed gained its commercial position in quite short period of time and topped in UK Albums Chart at number 2. The album contains singles like “Is This Love? “, “Weak in the Presence of Beauty”, and “Sleep Like Breathing” that demonstrate a great singing ability of Moyet. Produced largely by Jimmy Iovine, Raindancing trended towards being an overly glossy, pop-oriented affair, the opposite of what Moyet’s first release had so vibrantly embodied; yet Moyet received critical acclaim for her performance, and took home the Brit Award for Best British Female Solo Artist, despite rather mixed feelings about the album’s replete-with synths American pop production.

3. Hoodoo (1991)

Tracklist:

1. Footsteps
2. It Won’t Be Long
3. This House
4. Rise
5. Wishing You Were Here
6. Hoodoo
7. (Meeting with My) Main Man
8. Back Where I Belong
9. My Right A.R.M.
10. Never Too Late
11. Find Me

Released in 1991, Hoodoo marked the third studio album by Alison Moyet following her return to her rawer and more soulful elements of the commercial pop formula of Raindancing. Here, produced almost exclusively by Pete Glenister, tales of anger and turmoil in the artist’s inner world made up the fabric of this album, and Moyet channeled feelings from past relationships into “Power Over Me” and “Hoodoo”. It reaches No. 11 on the UK Albums Chart, and the singles include “It Won’t Be Long,” “Wishing You Were Here,” “Hoodoo,” and “This House.” Although receiving mediocre reviews Hoodoo proved Moyet’s powerful voice and was nominated for a Grammy for Best Rock Vocal Performance. In 2016 a deluxe edition is released.

4. Essex (1994)

Tracklist:

1. Falling
2. And I Know
3. Whispering Your Name
4. Getting into Something
5. So Am I
6. Satellite
7. Ode to Boy
8. Dorothy
9. Another Living Day
10. Boys Own
11. Take of Me

Essex, released on 21 March 1994, marks Alison Moyet’s fourth studio album and her artistic progression into pop, rock, and alternative sounds. Borrowing its title from her home county of Essex, the album contains some of Moyet’s best singles, including “Falling,” “Whispering Your Name,” and “Ode to Boy.” The album, while charting at No. 24 in the UK, actually posed a certain degree of commercial risk. When Columbia Records insisted on having a more commercial sound from the project, Moyet actually re-recorded the project, and the production was by Ian Broudie. The deluxe edition released in 2016 adds to Essex, remixes and acoustic, which very much endorse its status in Moyet’s discography.

5. Hometime (2002)

Tracklist:

1. Yesterday’s Flame
2. Should I Feel That It’s Over
3. More
4. Hometime
5. Mary, Don’t Keep Me Waiting
6. Say It
7. Ski
8. If You Don’t Come Back to Me
9. Do You Ever Wonder
10. The Train I Ride
11. You Don’t Have to Go

Forced to an eight-year hiatus because of a lawsuit with Sony Music, “Hometime” was Alison Moyet’s fifth studio album in 2002. It is the result of her comeback with Sanctuary Records, produced by The Insects and suggesting a return to creative liberties for the British artist. It’s a genre mixture of blues, chanson, and folk, the accent lying on the powerful voice and emotional depth of Moyet. Since it was not a major market success, “Hometime” garnered critical acclaim and commercial success, with over 250,000 copies sold in the UK, and landed Moyet a nomination for a Brit Award. With the introspective lyrics of the album and lush production, one can almost call this one amongst her best, both in reviews from critics and by fans.

6. Voice (2004)

Tracklist:

1. Windmills of Your Mind
2. The Man I Love
3. Almost Blue
4. Je Crois Entendre Encore
5. What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life?
6. God Give Me Strength
7. The Wraggle-Taggle Gypsies-O!
8. Dido’s Lament: When I Am Laid in Earth
9. La Chanson des Vieux Amants
10. Cry Me a River
11. Bye Bye Blackbird

Voice, issued 6 September 2004, is Moyet’s sixth studio album and marks a different trend of her style, which now concentrates more on slow-tempo, cover versions of classic songs from various styles. Under the guidance of Anne Dudley, it places a considerable focus on the rich vocal talents and the variation of the voice along with orchestral arrangements. Album contents include “Windmills of Your Mind,” “Almost Blue,” and others. The inspiration for the album came from her work with the BBC Concert Orchestra, which gave her the inspiration to find eternally crafted songs that reflect a mature artistic view. Voice reached number 7 in the UK charts, highlighting Moyet’s very enduring quality.

7. The Turn (2007)

Tracklist:

1. One More Time
2. Anytime at All
3. The Man in the Wings
4. Can’t Say It Like I Mean It
5. It’s Not the Thing Henry
6. Fire
7. The Sharpest Corner (Hollow)
8. World Without End
9. Home
10. Smaller
11. A Guy Like You

Alison Moyet’s seventh studio album, The Turn, was released on October 15, 2007, through W14 Music and Universal Music Catalogue. The album provided an outlet for Moyet’s rich, emotive vocals in a set of reflective pop/rock and blue-eyed soul cuts. Singles from The Turn include “One More Time” and “A Guy Like You,” as well as some of the tracks Moyet wrote for the stage play Smaller for which Dawn French had also composed. It was the first truly new material that Moyet had written for a five-year period and was released in 1991, to peak at No. 21 on the UK Albums Chart. A 2015 deluxe edition added live recordings and bonus tracks, adding to its thoroughness.

8. The Minutes (2013)

Tracklist:

1. Horizon Flame
2. Changeling
3. When I Was Your Girl
4. Apple Kisses
5. Right as Rain
6. Remind Yourself
7. Love Reign Supreme
8. A Place to Stay
9. Filigree
10. All Signs of Life
11. Rung by the Tide

The Minutes, Moyet’s eighth solo release of May 3, 2013, marked a colourful return to electronic roots in bed with high-end pop, R&B, and club sounds. Produced by Guy Sigsworth, it reasserts that sound but defies both the commercial expectations and is anything less than outright outstanding. The album entered the UK Albums Chart at number five; and as such, it became her highest chart peak since Raindancing in 1987. Tracks like “When I Was Your Girl” and “Changeling” find and express retrospective, introspective thoughts set on a present day synth-pop infused platform. Critics were very keenly featuring The Minutes on best works lists for Annie Lennox, referring to this work as innovative, and emotionally charged.

9. Other (2017)

Tracklist:

1. I Germinate
2. Lover, Go
3. The English U
4. The Rarest Birds
5. Beautiful Gun
6. Reassuring Pinches
7. April 10th
8. Other
9. Happy Giddy
10. Alive

Other is the ninth studio album by English singer-songwriter Alison Moyet, released on June 16, 2017 through Cooking Vinyl. The album represents her first proper material since 2013’s The Minutes, by which she marked a return to her electronic roots. Moyet describes this as a middle-aged woman’s view, with themes including dyslexia, diversity, and personal observation rather than raw emotion. The title track and the single ‘Reassuring Pinches’, which were co-produced by Guy Sigsworth, typify the album’s adventurous electronic pop sound. Moyet promoted the record with The Other Tour, the first worldwide tour in more than 30 years, once again demonstrating that a great artist never dies and remains forever relevant.

10. Key (2024)

Tracklist:

1. Where Hides Sleep
2. All Cried Out
3. Such Small Ale
4. All Signs of Life
5. Can’t Say It Like I Mean It
6. Fire
7. Filigree
8. The Impervious Me
9. More
10. Is This Love?
11. Tongue Tied
12. My Right A.R.M.
13. So Am I
14. My Best Day
15. World Without End
16. This House
17. Love Resurrection
18. You Don’t Have to Go

In Key, her tenth studio album, Alison Moyet, the British singer-songwriter, has provided a treasure trove of 16 reimagined songs from her extensive solo catalogue, blending best-known singles and hidden gems with two brand-new tracks. Cooking Vinyl has announced that Moyet’s album will be released on October 4, 2024, a date marking her 40th anniversary as a solo artist and one that the artist is confident will show her enduring artistry. The first of lead singles has materialized on BBC Radio 2 on June 13, 2024. A world tour is scheduled for 2025, giving a further exciting element to this eagerly anticipated new release, which explores Moyet’s rich musical heritage.

Conclusion:

Conclusion In short, the discography of Alison Moyet stands testament to her talent and versatility as a performer. From such early days as a member of Yazoo to the solo career she develops now, Alison Moyet albums in order feature her fabulous, bluesy contralto voice. With nine studio albums, three compilation albums, and many more hit singles to her credit, she has considerably documented commercial success – over 23 million worldwide. Much can be observed in more of her new work, even in the new album Key, how Moyet continues to develop without staying away from where she started. Her contributions to the music world never seem to lose its essence, making her a very respected person in the industry today.

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