The List of Dido Albums in Order of Release Date

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The discography of Dido, a British pop singer, consists of six studio albums, one demo album (Odds & Ends), two extended plays, 31 singles, and one video album.

All Dido Albums in Order of Release Date

Here is the list of Dido Album in Order of Release Date

1. No Angel — 14 June 1999
2. Life for Rent — 29 September 2003
3. Safe Trip Home — 17 November 2008
4. Girl Who Got Away — 4 March 2013
5. Still on My Mind — 8 March 2019
6. The Last Summer (Deluxe – with R Plus) — 19 July 2020

All Dido Albums List in Order

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1. No Angel (1999)

Tracks

1. Here with Me
2. Hunter
3. Don’t Think of Me
4. My Lover’s Gone
5. All You Want
6. Thank You
7. Honestly OK
8. Slide
9. Isobel
10. I’m No Angel
11. My Life
12. Take My Hand

Dido’s debut album “No Angel,” released in 1999, is a milestone in her career and in pop music. Initially launched in the US, it gained global acclaim by 2001. The album, blending electronic beats with soft pop melodies, features hits like “Here with Me” and “Thank You.” Its success was propelled by Dido’s soothing vocals and relatable lyrics. “No Angel” sold over 15 million copies worldwide by 2003 and became one of the UK’s best-selling albums of the 2000s. Critically acclaimed, it also received a Brit Award for Best British Album in 2002, cementing Dido’s status in music history.

 

2. Life for Rent (2003)

Tracks

1. White Flag
2. Stoned
3. Life for Rent
4. Mary’s in India
5. See You When You’re 40
6. Don’t Leave Home
7. Who Makes You Feel
8. Sand in My Shoes
9. Do You Have a Little Time
10. This Land Is Mine
11. See the Sun
12. Closer

Dido’s “Life for Rent,” released on September 29, 2003, is her second studio album, produced by Rollo Armstrong and Rick Nowels. This album achieved tremendous commercial success, selling over 12 million copies worldwide and becoming the fourth best-selling album globally in 2003. Certified 9× Platinum by the BPI, it features the hit single “White Flag,” a song of resilience in the face of lost love. The album blends folk-pop with dance vibes, as seen in tracks like “Stoned” and “Life for Rent.” Reflective and emotionally rich, “Life for Rent” solidified Dido’s place in pop music, earning critical acclaim and multiple award nominations.

 

3. Safe Trip Home (2008)

Tracks

1. Don’t Believe in Love
2. Quiet Times
3. Never Want to Say It’s Love
4. Grafton Street
5. It Comes and It Goes
6. Look No Further
7. Us 2 Little Gods
8. The Day Before the Day
9. Let’s Do the Things We Normally Do
10. Burnin Love
11. Northern Skies

“Safe Trip Home” is Dido’s third studio album, released on 17 November 2008. The album showcases collaborations with notable artists such as Jon Brion, Brian Eno, and Mick Fleetwood. Despite being the 44th best-selling album worldwide in 2008 and achieving gold certification in the UK, it marked a significant commercial drop from her previous nine-times platinum album. Critically, it received positive reviews, scoring 74 on Metacritic, with praise for its mature, thoughtful songs and emotional depth. However, some critics found it less adventurous. Notably, the album cover featuring astronaut Bruce McCandless II led to a lawsuit, which was settled in 2011.

 

4. Girl Who Got Away (2013)

Tracks

1. No Freedom
2. Girl Who Got Away
3. Let Us Move On
4. Blackbird
5. End of Night
6. Sitting on the Roof of the World
7. Love to Blame
8. Go Dreaming
9. Happy New Year
10. Loveless Hearts
11. Day Before We Went to War

“Girl Who Got Away,” Dido’s fourth studio album, was released in March 2013, marking her return after 2008’s “Safe Trip Home.” The album was recorded between 2009 and 2012 in London and California, with Dido co-producing alongside notable producers like Jeff Bhasker and Greg Kurstin. The pop-centric album incorporates elements of electropop and trip hop, earning generally positive reviews for its folky midtempo melodies and Dido’s vocal performance, though some critics noted it didn’t break new ground. Commercially successful, it debuted at number five in the UK and topped charts in Switzerland. Singles “No Freedom” and “End of Night” helped promote the album, supported by live performances and radio appearances.

 

5. Still on My Mind (2019)

Tracks

1. Hurricanes
2. Give You Up
3. Hell After This
4. You Don’t Need a God
5. Take You Home
6. Some Kind of Love
7. Still on My Mind
8. Mad Love
9. Walking By
10. Friends
11. Chances
12. Have to Stay

Still on My Mind, Dido’s fifth studio album, released on March 8, 2019, marks her return after six years since Girl Who Got Away. Collaborating closely with her brother Rollo in the UK, the album was crafted in a relaxed, homey setting. This simplicity and ease permeated the recording process, echoing the spirit of her debut, No Angel. The album showcases Dido’s fusion of hip hop, folk, and electronic elements, resulting in an electro-folk sound with a hip hop pulse. Despite limited promotion, it received favorable reviews, with singles like “Give You Up” highlighting Dido’s enduring appeal and artistry.

 

6. The Last Summer (Deluxe – with R Plus) (2020)

The Last Summer Tracklist

1. Landing
2. Together
3. My Boy Performer
4. Clouds Like Islands
5. Summer Dress
6. Diving
7. Ozzie Girl
8. …On Back Of A Scooter (Fast)
9. Those Were The Days
10. Cards Performer
11. Teacher’s Poem
12. Look Up!
13. Cards (Edit)
14. My Boy (Meduza Dance Edit)
15. Together (Cedric Gervais Remix Edit)
16. Summer Dress (Theo Kottis Remix)
17. Together (Faithless Remix)
18. My Boy (Shadow Child Mix Edit)
19. Together (Endor Remix Edit)
20. Summer Dress (Miracles Mix)
21. Together (Hifi Sean Remix Edit)
22. Those Were The Days (Ben Pearce Remix)
23. Those Were The Days (Cristoph Remix)

Dido’s “The Last Summer (Deluxe – with R Plus)” is a pop album released in 2020, created in collaboration with Rollo Armstrong of Faithless. This deluxe edition features the original 2019 tracks along with a selection of remixes, encompassing a total of 23 songs. Blending electronic and pop genres with a synth-pop style, the album is celebrated for encapsulating the essence of a nostalgic summer, reminiscent of 90s trance and dance music. Standout tracks include “Those Were the Days,” “Together,” “Cards,” and “Summer Dress.” Reviews highlight its summery vibe and Dido’s evocative vocals, solidifying its place as a feel-good, nostalgic journey.

Conclusion:

“Dido Albums in Order” showcases the journey of Florian Cloud de Bounevialle Armstrong, known as Dido, through her illustrious music career. Her debut album, “No Angel” (1999), catapulted her to international fame with hits like “Here with Me” and “Thank You,” selling over 21 million copies. “Life for Rent” (2003) continued this success with popular singles “White Flag” and “Life for Rent.” Although “Safe Trip Home” (2008) didn’t match its predecessors’ commercial success, it was critically acclaimed. Dido’s return with “Girl Who Got Away” (2013) and “Still on My Mind” (2019) marked her enduring impact on music, earning her numerous accolades and a loyal fanbase.

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