About this album
Where they were
By the time 'Baby' was released in June 1991, Yello had established themselves as pioneers in the electronic music scene following their breakthrough album 'Stella' in 1985. This album marked a continuation of their innovative sound, further solidifying their influence in the genre while showcasing their unique blend of pop and avant-garde elements.
Why it matters
'Baby' received significant critical acclaim, with its single 'Rubberbandman' reaching high positions on dance charts. The album is noted for its eclectic mix of styles and has been influential in shaping the sound of electronic pop music during the early '90s.
Essential tracks
- "Rubberbandman" — This track blends infectious rhythms with quirky vocal samples, encapsulating Yello's playful yet sophisticated approach to electronic music.
- "Ocean Club" — With its laid-back groove and atmospheric sounds, this track exemplifies Yello's ability to create immersive sonic landscapes.
- "Drive / Driven" — This piece showcases Yello's signature use of catchy hooks and layered production, highlighting their innovative approach to song structure.
Release Date
June 17, 1991
Artist Origin
Switzerland
Tracklist
- 1 Homage to the Mountain 0:35
- 2 Rubberbandman 3:37
- 3 Jungle Bill 6:12
- 4 Ocean Club 3:29
- 5 Who’s Gone? 3:41
- 6 Capri Calling 3:02
- 7 Drive / Driven 4:16
- 8 On the Run 4:39
- 9 Blender 4:36
- 10 Sweet Thunder 5:28