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Album 2010 9 Songs. Available with an Apple Music subscription. 3 is the third extended play (EP) by Swedish recording artist Robyn. The EP was released on 22 November 2010, simultaneously with Robyn's seventh studio album, Body Talk (2010). In November 2011, the EP garnered a Grammy Award nomination for Best Dance/Electronica Album; while the second single, ' Call Your Girlfriend ', received. 1 is the fifth studio album by Swedish recording artist Robyn, released on 14 June 2010 by Konichiwa Records. It is the first part of the Body Talk series, which consists of three mini-albums. The only single from the album, 'Dancing on My Own', was released on 1 June.
Biography
Singer and songwriter Robin Miriam Carlsson, performing under the pseudonym Robyn, was born in the capital of Sweden in 1979. She has been concerned with the music since her very childhood, and at the age of twelve Robyn recorded a leading song for one of the Swedish TV series, and she performed her own song at the show Sondagsoppet. A bit later Robyn was noticed by Meja, and the latter informed her manager about the talented young singer. Thereby, Robyn’s professional musical career started right after she graduated from the middle school and signed the contract with Ricochet Records Sweden.
At the age of sixteen, Robyn released her debut single You've Got That Somethin' (1994). The same year she issued another single Do You Really Want Me (Show Respect) (1994), which attracted attention to the singer. The song brought Robyn popularity and also that composition peaked at number two at Swedish Chart. Later these tracks were included into Robyn’s debut album Robyn Is Here. It was released in 1996 and turned out to be successful: by 1998 it was certified Platinum. Compositions Show Me Love and Do You Know (What It Takes) were well received in the US and the singer started to gain popularity there. She was invited to the TV show All That to sing her hit Show Me Love.
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In 1999 Robyn released her second studio album titled My Truth. It debuted at the second place of Swedish Chart and the song Electric became a real hit in Europe. My Truth is an autobiographic album: many compositions, such as Universal Woman and Giving You Back describe some certain periods of the singer’s life. Her next record titled Don't Stop the Music was released in 2002. Keep This Fire Burning and Don't Stop The Music became hits in no time and later several cover-versions were made. Only a year after the release, Don't Stop the Music proved its level and it was certified Platinum. In 2005 the singer issued her new album titled Robyn. It was recorded on her own label Konichiwa Records, created in 2005 as well. She surprised her fans with absolutely new sound, including elements of electronic dance music. That album was well received by the musical experts and later it got the Platinum status.
In 2010 Robyn released the first part of her trilogy called Body Talk. The album Body Talk Pt. 1 got fair reviews and the critics already called this project very strong and ambitious. The talented Swedish singer finds new ways of music creation and keeps on developing. Body Talk Pt. 1 is just a beginning of a new stage of her creativity. There is no doubt that fresh sound of Robyn’s new album will bring positive emotions to all the music lovers. Soon after that the continuation of Body Talk Pt. 1, which got quite the logical title Body Talk Pt. 2 (2010), was released. The record proved to be a development of ideas that had been presented by the singer in the first part of her trilogy. The latter’s final third element Body Talk also saw the light in 2010. Robyn’s ambitious project turned out to be solid and very well worked out, thereby numerous critics agreed that Body Talk was really astonishing.
Studio Albums
Body Talk
The final record in the series Body Talk is comprised of ten tracks from each of the first two records and five new compositions; it is a great collection of dance pop music in which Robyn definitely is an expert
Robyn
Swedish pop diva Robyn is utterly ready to conquer the world. Her album Robyn has already gained her three Swedish Grammies and a status of the best female artist. She is talented and unique and her songs are made on the highest professional level
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Singles
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Robyn Body Talk Pt 1 Vinyl
Robyn's 2005 self-titled album showed that when she was free to do whatever she wanted, she could do just about anything. However, it took a while for Robyn to reach all of her listeners -- the U.S. had to wait until 2008 to discover it was a modern pop classic -- and during that time, she amassed enough songs to fill three mini-albums. Since she doesn’t have to prove what she can do in the confines of one release, Body Talk, Pt. 1 is a more focused listen than Robyn was. At eight songs long, it’s also leaner, and a little meaner: Robyn sounds more frustrated and assertive than ever on “Don’t Fucking Tell Me What to Do,” a hard-edged dance track topped by a litany of everything that’s killing her: her shoes, her diet, her manager, her label. The words and tension are so dense that there’s no room for any musical embellishment besides stark beats and synths, and it’s not till the song is almost finished that Robyn finally lashes out with the song’s titular chorus. She’s not afraid to brag on the dancehall-tinged “None of Dem” and Diplo-produced “Dance Hall Queen,” but her boasts are more tempered than Robyn's taunts. Instead, she shows that she’s as independent as ever in different ways -- most often by displaying her vulnerability. As revved-up as Robyn sounds on “Fembot,” there’s a sensitive undercurrent behind Klas Åhlund's whiz-bang production, and though “Cry When You Get Older”’s melody is pure bubblegum simplicity, Robyn's advice to boys and girls (“love hurts when you do it right”) is anything but. She can also capture the heartache of a fiercely independent woman like few others, and “Dancing on My Own”'s wounded strength and soaring melody make it Body Talk, Pt. 1's “With Every Heartbeat.” The album takes a much more intimate turn as it closes, with the acoustic version of “Hang with Me” finding a unique perspective on being “just friends”; the traditional Swedish song “Jag Vet en Dejlig Rosa” (I Know of a Lovely Rose) ends the album with Robyn singing of a faraway love with just a vibraphone accompanying her. Capturing the freedom and loneliness of independence, Body Talk, Pt. 1 is a concise set of songs on its own, and an impressive first third of the whole ambitious project.
Sample | Title/Composer | Performer | Time | Stream |
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1 | 04:12 | |||
2 | Robyn / Klas Åhlund | 03:34 | ||
3 | 04:48 | |||
4 | Robyn / Klas Åhlund | 03:35 | ||
5 | 03:39 | |||
6 | Svein Berge / Torbjørn Brundtland / Robyn | 05:11 | ||
7 | 03:18 | |||
8 | Robyn / Klas Åhlund | 02:10 |