Body Talk, 2010 ©Konichiwa Records

Body Talk, Robyn’s three part compilation , feels every emotion-pain, loneliness, love and hap- is her best work yet. Creating a new style of work- piness-through her personal lyrics. The newest tracks ing, recording and touring interchangeably, Robyn on the album are the best yet. Songs like “Stars is back with not one, not two, but three in 4-Ever,” “Get Myself Together” and “Indestructible” the course of a year. The final installment of the Body bring something completely new and innovating to Talk series tugs at your emotions-ones you never even the dance/pop table. While the lyrics in these songs knew you had-and spills them on the dance floor. can be somewhat light, there is no shortage of elec- While combining a mix of acoustic songs (on previ- trifying beats. The futuristic sound combined with a ous installments) as well as the style we all know and slight ‘90s appeal makes any song of Robyn’s a hit. love, Robyn shows us her many sides as she writes about an array of topics ranging from love and life As if the music wasn’t enough to get you bopping to friendship and dancing, more specifically, alone. along with this shining Swede, Robyn’s original style This album will keep you on your feet and the sweat (classic garb of platform Timberland boots and pat- dripping form your face from beginning to end. terned leggings) and personality surely will. With the ability to sell out shows all over the world and Robyn is on a level of her own. With the soft, yet strong give small venues an epic, nightclub feel, there is no vocal empowerment and feministic independence, doubt she won’t disappoint live. She understands it’s clear to say that with tracks like “Don’t Fucking and feeds off the crowd through her engaging eye Tell Me What To Do,” “None of Dem” and “Fembot,” contact and countless encores that fans beg for. she says what she feels and holds nothing back. A typical Robyn album would be nothing if it didn’t in- “Once you’ve gone tech, you ‘aint ever going back,” clude her notorious songs on endless,free-spirited this electronic diva declares and with the lyrics and beats and chaotic dancing. Her most widely known song, of Body Talk and a personality like Robyn’s, “” along with tracks “Crimi- there is no reason you would ever want to. nal Intent,” “Dancehall Queen” and “We Dance to the Beat,” prove just how much this girl gets down.

The synthesized beats, clever use of repetition and electric voice effects, make you feel as though you are right there dancing up a storm in the darkness of a crowd with nothing, but the beams of multi- colored lasers gleaming down on you. The listener