“All I Ever Wanted,” a song that Sean Lennon co-wrote, was published in 1991 on his debut album, “Mama Said.” He founded the band IMA in 1995 along with musicians Sam Koppelman and Timo Ellis. Sean Lennon’s debut solo album, “Into the Sun,” was released in 1998.
He played a significant role in the album’s promotion. He performed on numerous radio shows and went on tours. Cibo Mato frequently accompanied him on his excursions. He made the “Half Horse, Half Musician” EP available.
Sean Lennon sang several Beatles tunes live on television. He joined Capitol Records in 2001. In the years that followed, Lennon did not take on any significant undertakings.
But he did collaborate with a lot of other musicians. From his next album “Deadly Fire,” which is about love, betrayal, and death, he released the track “Dead Meat.” The CD was made available in October 2006.
He founded the music label Chimera Music with his partner Charlotte Kemp Muhl in 2009. He published “Between My Head and the Sky,” an album by his mother, on his record label that same year.
2008 saw the formation of The Ghost of a Saber-Tooth Tiger by Sean Lennon and his partner. The group went under the name “THE GOASTT,” and on July 6, 2010, Chimera Music released their first song, “Jardin Du Luxembourg,” and on October 26, 2010, Chimera Music issued their debut album, “Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger (Acoustic Sessions).
In films like “Friendly Fire,” “A Monster in Paris,” and “Alter Egos,” Sean Lennon has also made an appearance.
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