- a reaction to the world
- a reaction to the world
- a statement against religion
- a statement against religion
- an evolution after Medulla
- being inspired by her trip
- Björk à propos du titre Declare Independence
- Björk à propos du titre Declare Independence
- Björk à propos du titre Dull Flame of Desire
- Björk à propos du titre Earth Intruders
- Björk à propos du titre Earth Intruders
- Björk à propos du titre Wanderlust
- brass arrangements
- cabin fever
- creating the songs
- Damian Taylor à propos du titre Wanderlust
- Declare Independence
- Declare Independence
- Declare Independence
- Declare Independence
- Declare Independence
- Declare Independence
- doing the photo shoot
- Dull Flame of Desire
- Dull Flame of Desire
- Dull Flame Of Desire
- Dull Flame of Desire
- Earth Intruders
- Earth Intruders
- Earth Intruders
- feminism in the record
- hooliganism
- Hope
- Hope
- Hope
- Hope
- humor vs seriosity in Volta
- influences
- Innocence
- inspiration from a book
- letting herself be impulsive
- making beats before melodies
- making the album
- making the rythyms
- making Volta
- Melt festival
- missing rythyms
- My Juvenile
- My Juvenile
- Nico Muhly à propos du titre I See Who You Are
- picking songs for the tour
- picking songs for the tour
- Pneumonia
- Pneumonia
- Pneumonia
- Pneumonia
- preparing the album
- quiet vs energetic performances
- starting the album
- starting the album
- starting the album
- taking her time to record
- taking over from Timbaland
- taking over from Timbaland
- the beats
- the Coachella tour opener
- the cover
- the cover
- the evolution
- the hip-hop rumors
- the lyrics
- the lyrics
- the lyrics
- the mood of the album
- the mood of the album
- the mood of the album
- the mood of the album
- the mood of the album
- the mood of the album
- the mood of the album
- the political message on Volta
- the Tibet incident
- the Tibet incident
- the title
- the title
- the tour
- the tour
- the tour
- the tour
- the tour
- the tour
- the tour
- the tour
- the tour
- the tour
- the video for Declare Independence
- the video for Dull Flame of Desire
- the video for Earth Intruders
- the video for Innocence
- the video for Innocence
- the video for Innocence
- the video for Wanderlust
- the visual experience
- trying to focus on percussion
- Vertebrae By Vertebrae
- Vertebrae by Vertebrae
- Vertebrae by Vertebrae
- Vertebrae by vertebrae
- viral promotion
- Volta and nature
- Volta and Post
- Volta being a commercial record
- Volta being diverse
- Volta being hip-hop
- Volta being more accessible
- Volta being Post 2
- Volta being remixed
- Volta Revisited
- Voltas headspace
- Wanderlust
- Wanderlust
- working in ProTools
- working with African musicians
- working with Anthony
- working with Anthony
- working with brass
- working with brass
- working with drummers
- working with Konono #1
- working with Konono #1
- working with musicians
- working with Timbaland
- working with Timbaland
- working with Timbaland
- working with Timbaland
- working with Timbaland
- working with Timbaland
- working with Timbaland
- working with Toumani Diabaté
working with Anthony
I guess we have mutual friends in New York, and we sort of got to know each other. He came to Iceland and did a gig there, and we ended up in a cabin in the mountains singing, and it slowly developed from there.
There are two songs on the album : one that I wrote to my son, where Antony’s voice is singing the part of the conscious, so it’s a little bit of his Jeremy Cricket to my Pinocchio, if you want. And on another song we’re singing a poem by Russian poet, and it’s very, very romantic. It’s the duet. We would spend a week in Jamaica and we would sing all the stuff over and over again. I guess we ended up singing quite quiet songs because maybe we were a little bit worried about stepping on each other’s toes, but then one morning I turned up with this song on the dictaphone, that I’ve written in the middle of the night, and thought “why don’t we just start it out like divas ?“ We can be proper Donna Summer and Barbara Streisand. We both sung into the same microphone, which was quite funny, because he’s a lot taller than me, so I had to stand on the chair.
BBC 6 Music Week Interview, March 25 2007