Robyn Releases New Album 'Sexistential' After Eight-Year Hiatus
Swedish singer Robyn has released her first album in eight years, titled 'Sexistential'. The album, which came out on Friday, was co-written with longtime collaborator Klas Åhlund and features contributions from musicians like Joseph Mount of Metronomy and Max Martin. Critics have noted it marks a departure from her previous work, with a more aggressive, playful, and political tone, addressing themes such as casual sex, dating apps, and single motherhood. Robyn, known for hits like 'Dancing On My Own', publishes her music independently through her label Konichiwa Records.
Key facts
- Robyn released 'Sexistential', her first album in eight years, on Friday.
- The album was co-written with composer Klas Åhlund and includes contributions from Joseph Mount and Max Martin.
- Critics describe it as more aggressive and less love-focused than her previous albums, with themes of single motherhood and dating.
- Robyn became famous internationally in the mid-1990s and has used her independent label Konichiwa Records since 2005.
- The album has received positive reviews, highlighting its playful and political elements.
Entities
Artists
- Robyn
- Klas Åhlund
- Joseph Mount
- Max Martin
Institutions
- Konichiwa Records
- Konichiwa/Young
- Remote Control
- ArtsHub
- Create NSW
Locations
- Sweden
- Oslo
- Sydney