Robyn – Body Talk

Album Info

Artist: Robyn

Title: Body Talk

Year: 2010

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Tracklist

  • 1. Dancing On My Own - Radio Edit (4:38)
  • 2. Fembot (3:34)
  • 3. Don't Fucking Tell Me What To Do (4:09)
  • 4. Indestructible (3:40)
  • 5. Time Machine (3:34)
  • 6. Love Kills (4:28)
  • 7. Hang With Me (4:19)
  • 8. Call Your Girlfriend (3:47)
  • 9. None Of Dem (5:11)
  • 10. We Dance To The Beat (4:26)
  • 11. U Should Know Better (4:01)
  • 12. Dancehall Queen (3:37)
  • 13. Get Myself Together (3:40)
  • 14. In My Eyes (3:55)
  • 15. Stars 4-Ever (3:59)

Review

Released on a chilly November day in 2010, Robyn's seventh studio album, "Body Talk," made quite the statement with its unique approach to music production and release. Initially planned to be a trilogy of mini-albums consistently shared throughout the year, Robyn adapted her vision into a combined full-length album that doubles as a compilation—a musical journey through her year. Including select hits from "Body Talk Pt. 1" and "Body Talk Pt. 2," as well as five fresh tracks, the album serves up a delectable taste of Robyn's evolutionary creative process during this time.

On the album, Robyn strikes a brilliant balance that is sure to please both the dance-floor enthusiasts and the emotionally-attuned listeners. The innovative album not only led to catchy tunes like "Indestructible" teasing our ears in Scandinavia and the United States but it also resonated with critics, landing spots on prestigious lists like Pitchfork's "The 200 Best Albums of the 2010s" and Rolling Stone's 500 greatest albums of all time. "Body Talk" seamlessly blends dance-pop with electronica and a hint of bubblegum pop, all whilst tugging at your heartstrings with meaningful lyrics that feel like Robyn cracked open her diary and invited us all to read. - Ava