- Ancestors
- Björk à propos de Medúlla
- Björk à propos de Medúlla
- Björk à propos de Medúlla
- Björk à propos de Medúlla
- Björk à propos de Medúlla
- Björk à propos de Medúlla
- Björk à propos du titre
- Björk à propos du titre Ancestors
- Björk à propos du titre Ancestors
- Björk à propos du titre Desired Constellation
- Björk à propos du titre Miðvikudags
- Björk à propos du titre Oceania
- Björk à propos du titre Oceania
- Björk à propos du titre Öll Birtan
- Björk à propos du titre Pleasure Is All Mine
- Björk à propos du titre Show Me Forgiveness
- Björk à propos du titre Sonnets / Unrealities XI
- Björk à propos du titre Submarine
- Björk à propos du titre Triumph Of A Heart
- Björk à propos du titre Vökuró
- Björk à propos du titre Vökuró
- Björk à propos du titre Where Is The Line ?
- Björk à propos du titre Who Is It
- Björk au sujet de Robert Wyatt
- Bogdan Raczynski à propos du titre Who Is It
- choosing collaborators
- collaborations
- creating now she wanted to do before
- Desired Constellation
- Desired Constellation
- dowing two albums in a row
- encouraging the other artists
- going back in time
- guest-artists
- inspiration
- ll Birtan
- Matmos à propos du titre Mouth’s Cradle
- Medulla being physical
- Medulla being pop music
- Medúllas character
- Mike Pattons growling on Where is the line
- Miðvikudags
- Mouth’s cradle
- Mouths Cradle
- Mouths Cradle
- no instruments
- noises
- Oceania
- Oceania
- Oceania
- Oceania
- Oceania
- operatic songs
- Pleasure is all mine
- recording all over the world
- refusing to be categorized
- religion and patriotism
- removing instruments
- removing instruments
- Show me Forgiveness
- Show me forgiveness
- Sonnets / Unrealities XI
- Sonnets/Unrealities XI
- Submarine
- the character Medúlla
- the effect of pregnancy
- the inspiration for Medúlla
- the instrument she knows best
- the microphone she used
- the mood of the album
- the mood of the album
- The Pleasure Is All Mine
- the quest for love
- the word Medulla
- throat singing
- touring Medúlla
- Triumph of a Heart
- Triumph of a Heart
- using real drums
- using the Inuit choir again
- using voices
- visuals for the album
- vocals
- voices
- Vökuró
- wanting Beyoncé on Medúlla
- what Medúlla is
- Where is the line
- Where is the line
- Where is the Line
- Who is it
- Who is it
- Who is it
- why she chose vocals-only
- working more with voices in the future
- working on the next album immediately
- working with vocalists
- working without instruments
Pleasure is all mine
When I made this track, it was the first time I left my little baby girl. I had gone to La Gomera, which is a small island part of the Canary Islands - one of the islands no tourists go to - and I’d found on the web this English guy who had a studio there, and I think I was the first client or something. So I turned up there with an engineer and my little girl, and then we planned it that — she was like 14 months old — and they were gonna leave four days before me, so I could for the first time jump off a cliff — obviously not literally. Like when you’re writing a song and you get possessed and you can’t sleep for 40 hours ’til it’s ready, and you don’t have to worry about putting her to sleep and just be totally self-indulgent. So this song, for me, is really about the sensuality of just jumping in that pool again, of just you and the music, nobody else, and walking on the cliffs in La Gomera and just indulging in it, and then you can go in and you’re singing and singing and singing and be obsessed with music.
XFM interview, August 25 2004