Björk at Red Bull Music Academy, Photographed by Santiago Felipe.
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Björk at Red Bull Music Academy, Photographed by Santiago Felipe.
Making of 'Wanderlust'
This is a live version of “Come to Me” from Debut (written more than 20 years prior) performed during the Vulnicura tour. Compare with the original recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJ10NHdU11Y.
In the first (original version) a young twenty-something Björk—new to London, recording her “first” solo album, and entering a new relationship—beckons her new lover: come to me. She sings, tongue-in-cheek, almost giggling: “jump off/your building’s on fire/i’ll catch you”. In the second, a 50-year-old Björk, at the end of a decade-long marriage, pleads with her longtime lover: come to me. Her voice undulates, unsure of herself, she sings: “i’ll catch you”.
With a change in arrangement (and a little bit of context) the same lyrics completely transform themselves.
(I wish I knew something about formal music theory because I imagine an analysis of the (change in) arrangements themselves would be interesting. For instance: the primary string melody in the first almost sounds like rising states of arousal and in the second the same melody sounds like weeping.)
Björk photographed by Santiago Felipe (2016).
An Echo, A Stain - Björk
Vespertine is the most perfect extended lullaby one could hope for, falling asleep to Björk’s softly lilting intricacies… goodnight to all of you beautiful people.
Björk at her home in Iceland (2008)
All Neon Like
Björk présente Vulnicura VR au festival Vivid de Sydney photo : Santiago Felipe
"Björk : Digital will feature 80 VR headsets in one space, allowing 800 people a day to step into the world of VulnicuRa VR !" - taken from her official instagram
Björk: Vessel
Björk by Chris Taylor
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