Bjork in general

Bjork seems to be one of those artists you either hate or love- you can't just sit on the fence! For example, several years ago she described herself as a 'gratious grapefruit' at the Brits. She thrives on being the odd one out- and I think she'd hate to 'fit the mould' Her musical style is pretty unique- with her almost dischordent vocals- and her Icelandic accent. Her tracks range from purely vocal- to 'big' sounding orchestral tracks- and then they range almost into dance- with use of sampling occasionally finding its way in. Her first album, 'Debut', was released in 1993. It was, in my opinion, ...

BJORK - "Selma Songs" Release 18 September 2000 (One Little Indian) "Selma Songs" is the official soundtrack to "Dancer In The Dark", in which Bjork plays the lead role of Selma. The soundtrack is totally different to Bjork's previous work and represents a leap into new terrority. Things start with the overture, which sweeps in a Jurassic Park kind of a way, with a full orchestra building crescendos in a Spielberg-blockbuster fashion. "Selma Songs" then leads into "Cvalda", a fusion of industrial beats and enchanting percussion that turns into an explosive chrorus featuring short ...

Here in America, Bjork is one of the more noteable musicians. Her music spans several different venues from new age to techno and house. In California, Los Angeles area, Bjork is an Icon in the clubbing scene as well as on the Sunset Strip and is a big box office puller and attraction. In the club and underground scenes, her music touches the youth in a way that they can express themselves both visually and emotionally. Her opening debut the clubs here in the U.S.,which gave her creditability, was the song HyperBallad - Maxi remix, the rest is history. Now in Los Angeles when a new single or new album hits the market it is played over the radio stations till most are ...