- 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
guest-artists
Mark Bell, Mike Patton, Robert Wyatt, Japanese accapella Dokaka, Inuit throat singer Tanya Tagaq Gillis and human beatbox Rahzel all guest on the album.
Yeah, they all fell into place one by one. I’d already worked with Tanya and Mark Bell on the Vespertine tour and Mike Patton introduced me to Dokaka and Rahzel. When I realised the album was becoming a vocal record the musical fascist in me decided using any MCs or vocal percussionists would be too cheesy. I changed my mind when I saw Rahzel freestyle a whole Kraftwerk track without pausing for breath. He came to the studio to lay some beats a few days later and ended up singing on the whole album. Everytime he tried to leave I’d beg him ‘Just one more, just one more !’
uncut.co.uk, 18 august 2004