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Cornelius Launches New Album With Sean Ono Lennon Collaboration

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Cornelius Launches New Album With Sean Ono Lennon Collaboration
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Cornelius has announced the release of his new album, Refractions, featuring a collaboration with Sean Ono Lennon. The album will be available on August 19 and includes contributions from various artists. Cornelius will also embark on a tour in Japan and England to promote the album.

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NewsCornelius Launches New Album With Sean Ono Lennon CollaborationKeigo Oyamada has also lined up dates in Japan and England behind RefractionsBy Jazz MonroeMay 27, 2026Photo by Hideaki HamadaSave StorySave this storySave StorySave this storyA month after returning with a Yōsui Inoue cover and news of a new label deal, Cornelius has announced his Eat Your Own Ears debut, Refractions. The Japanese composer and songwriter recruited guests including his Bad Advice/Mind Train collaborator Arto Lindsay, former Yura Yura Teikoku guitarist Shintaro Sakamoto, Bid from the British punk band the Monochrome Set, and Sean Ono Lennon. Listen to the Lennon-featured “Aeons” below and scroll down to see Cornelius’ tour dates in Japan and London.

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