Artist's albums
So You Are Tired
2023 · single
Reflections
2023 · album
Ekstasis
2023 · single
Fourth of July
2022 · single
A Beginner's Mind
2021 · album
Cimmerian Shade / You Give Death A Bad Name
2021 · single
Back to Oz / Fictional California
2021 · single
Reach Out / Olympus
2021 · single
Convocations
2021 · album
The Ascension
2020 · album
Sugar
2020 · single
Video Game
2020 · single
America
2020 · single
Aporia
2020 · album
Climb That Mountain
2020 · single
The Runaround
2020 · single
The Unlimited
2020 · single
The Decalogue
2019 · album
IV
2019 · single
III
2019 · single
Love Yourself / With My Whole Heart
2019 · single
Lonely Man of Winter
2018 · single
Tonya Harding
2017 · single
The Greatest Gift
2017 · album
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Biography
Sufjan Stevens is a singer-songwriter currently living in New York City. A preoccupation with epic concepts has motivated two state records (Michigan & Illinois), a collection of sacred and biblical songs (Seven Swans), an electronic album for the animals of the Chinese zodiac (Enjoy Your Rabbit), two Christmas box sets (Songs For Christmas and Silver & Gold), and a programmatic tone poem for the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway (The BQE). In 2010 Sufjan released an expansive EP (All Delighted People) and the full length The Age of Adz, a collection of songs partly inspired by the outsider artist Royal Robertson. In March 2015, Sufjan released Carrie & Lowell. His most recent releases include Carrie & Lowell Live, Planetarium, The Greatest Gift, Tonya Harding, and songs for the Call Me by Your Name (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack). Born in Detroit and raised in Northern Michigan, Sufjan attended Hope College, in Holland, Michigan, and the masters program for writers at the New School for Social Research.