Body Talk (compilation album)
by Robyn

From VictorVale 03/10/2021 00:25 | #267157

Um dos poucos álbum super produzidos que amo. Uma balbúrdia de ruídos eletrônicos deliciosamente colocados.

From planetneutral 12/03/2020 13:21 | #261870

I have a limited tolerance for dance-pop, but this is a well-produced example.

light 7

The standard for pop excellence

From ExTeaSea 08/10/2018 11:58 | #219478

Now this is the type of pop artist that should be played on the radio.

From corenfro 02/21/2018 02:46 | #209028

It's not bad for what it is and it's something decent to have on in the background. There are a few interesting things going on musically to break through the standard synth pop chord progs. Unfortunately there are too much of the "same old" ordinary repetitive chord progs on uninspired synths and repetitive banal lyrics over "four on the floor" in between the interesting moments to make this a super intriguing listen for me to revisit.

There are artists I find more interesting and enjoyable on the whole than Robyn in this genre. But it doesn't blatantly offend me like other pop artists where there's a clear and direct superior artist. It will be cool to see if she puts out an album this year and what it will sound like.

Fantastic album! This is one of my all-time favorites, actually. It's pop/dance perfection and should have been a much, much bigger hit.

From zdwyatt 10/24/2013 19:36 | #89109

There is no one putting out better dance-pop right now.

From HoldenM 03/03/2013 05:37 | #66827

One of the most underrated pop albums ever. It takes everything wrong with modern pop, and makes it all work gorgeously.

From paladisiac 12/02/2011 23:14 | #31904

IMO, Robyn's songs are more affecting than someone like Lady Gaga because they feel more heart-felt and earnest, not an easy feat when consistently putting out great dance pop. If you remember her from the 90s, forget what you know -- her sound is IDM-influenced nowadays.