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Gnarls Barkley — Discography
Gnarls Barkley is the collaborative project of producer Danger Mouse (Brian Burton) and singer-songwriter CeeLo Green (Thomas DeCarlo Callaway). They released a concise but influential body of work in the mid-2000s that blended soul, psychedelic pop, R&B, and alternative/indie production. Below is a complete, detailed discography covering studio albums, EPs, singles, notable B-sides/remixes, soundtrack and compilation appearances, and chart/award highlights.
Discography snapshot (compact table)
| Release type | Title | Year | |---|---:|---:| | Studio album | St. Elsewhere | 2006 | | Studio album | The Odd Couple | 2008 | | Major singles | "Crazy", "Smiley Faces", "Run (I'm a Natural Disaster)", "Who’s Gonna Save My Soul" | 2006–2008 | | EPs / promos / remixes | Various region-specific releases | 2006–2008 | gnarls barkley discography
Beyond "Crazy": A Complete Guide to the Gnarls Barkley Discography
In the summer of 2006, a song emerged that was impossible to escape. It wasn’t just a hit; it was a cultural event. The song was “Crazy,” and the impossibly masked duo behind it was Gnarls Barkley. For many, the story of the group begins and ends with that record-breaking single. However, to reduce Gnarls Barkley to a one-hit wonder is to ignore one of the most creatively fertile, genre-defying partnerships of the 21st century. Gnarls Barkley — Discography Gnarls Barkley is the
Composed of producer Danger Mouse (Brian Burton) and vocalist CeeLo Green (Thomas DeCarlo Callaway), Gnarls Barkley released only two studio albums. Yet, in those two records, they built a universe—a psychedelic, soulful, paranoid, and deeply human discography that blended hip-hop beats, classic soul arrangements, indie rock grit, and operatic melodrama. The Odd Couple (2008)
Here is the complete, track-by-track journey through the Gnarls Barkley discography.
The Odd Couple (2008)
- Key singles: “Run (I’m a Scared of You),” “Going On,” “Who’s Gonna Save My Soul”
- Notable facts: More melancholic and experimental than St. Elsewhere. The cover art is a take on The Odd Couple film poster.
- Sound: Darker, more electronic and orchestral.