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Annette Peacock is a seminal figure in the fusion of voice, electronics, and experimental composition. Working at the forefront of electronic vocology with the Moog synthesizer alongside her singing in the late 1960s, she helped redefine what a vocal performance could be. Her career spans collaborations with European avant-garde circles, notable partnerships with Paul Bley and Gary Peacock (whom she later married), and a series of influential albums that continue to resonate with listeners exploring the boundaries of jazz, improvisation, and electronic sound.

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Peacock’s discography reads like a roadmap of fearless experimentation. Her 1972 breakthrough I’m the One introduced her distinctive blend of spoken word, melodic phrasing, and synthesized textures. X-Dreams (1978) and The Perfect Release (1979) pushed further into texture-rich, artful explorations, while Sky Skating (1982) offered a luminous bridge to her later ECM-era work. The late 1990s and 2000s saw renewed attention with An Acrobat’s Heart (2000, ECM) and 31:31 (2005), followed by I Belong to a World That’s Destroying Itself (2014), a provocative reintroduction of her early material under a new context. A 2025 Bandcamp reissue of Sky Skating, titled Sky skating, marks her continued influence and renewed accessibility for new listeners.

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Today, fans and new audiences alike can trace Peacock’s influence across experimental vocal technique, electronic music integration, and a fearless stance toward genre boundaries. Whether you’re delving into her classic works or seeking context for contemporary avant-garde performance, Peacock remains a touchstone for artists who imagine music beyond conventional forms.

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Upcoming tour information for Annette Peacock is currently sparse in major ticketing and archival sources, with her most recent widely documented live appearance dating to Le Guess Who? in 2015. We’ll keep you posted with verified dates as details become available. In the meantime, explore her rich catalog—from I’m the One to I Belong to a World That’s Destroying Itself—and stay connected for future announcements and intimate performances. Secure your seats through the city Tickets when new shows are announced.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

For updates and deeper dives into Peacock’s work, consider following her official channels and collaborator pages for the latest news and auditory excerpts:

The essentials

Quick Facts About Annette Peacock

  • Pioneered electronic vocology with the Moog synthesizer alongside her singing in the late 1960s.
  • Europe-based collaborations include European avant-garde acts and associations with Paul Bley and Gary Peacock; she later married Gary Peacock and then Paul Bley.
  • Notable albums include I'm the One (1972), X-Dreams (1978), The Perfect Release (1979), Sky Skating (1982), An Acrobat's Heart (2000, ECM), 31:31 (2005) and I Belong to a World That's Destroying Itself (2014).
  • In 2014, I Belong to a World That's Destroying Itself (aka Revenge) was issued on ironic US, marking a high-profile reintroduction of early material.
  • A 2025 reissue of Sky Skating appears on Bandcamp as Sky skating (released January 1, 2025).

The records

Annette Peacock Discography

  • I Belong to a World That's Destroying Itself (aka Revenge)
    2014 · ironic US
  • 31:31
    2005 · ironic US
  • An Acrobat's Heart
    2000 · ECM
  • Abstract-Contact
    1988 · ironic
  • I Have No Feelings
    1986 · ironic
  • Been in the Streets Too Long
    1983 · ironic
  • Sky Skating
    1982 · ironic
  • The Perfect Release
    1979 · Aura
  • X-Dreams
    1978 · Aura
  • I'm the One
    1972 · RCA Victor
  • Revenge: The Bigger The Love The Greater The Hate
    1971 · Bley-Peacock Synthesizer Show
  • Dual Unity
    1972 · Annette Peacock & Paul Bley with Mario Pavone

The hits

Top Annette Peacock Songs

  • Don't Be Cruel / Dear Bela
    1978 · Did not chart
  • Love's Out to Lunch / Rubber Hunger
    1979 · Did not chart
  • Sky-skating / Taking It as It Comes
    1981 · Did not chart

Upcoming tour information for Annette Peacock is currently sparse in major ticketing and archival sources, with her most recent widely documented live appearance dating to Le Guess Who? in 2015. We’ll keep you posted with verified dates as details become available. In the meantime, explore her rich catalog—from I’m the One to I Belong to a World That’s Destroying Itself—and stay connected for future announcements and intimate performances. Secure your seats through the city Tickets when new shows are announced.

For updates and deeper dives into Peacock’s work, consider following her official channels and collaborator pages for the latest news and auditory excerpts:

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