the un-obvious clarinets' harmonization, the electronic punches and lastly... her voice, never disappoints. love. absolute beauty, an expression a lot of us will hold dear to our hearts, thanks.
@@spunky3183 never have, only passing over speakers in supermarkets or forced advertisements, I listen to the music she copies, but you wouldn't know about that.
It’s definitely is just as she described it. “A rave party at the privacy of your own home”. I do feel it. I’m so mesmerized to presence the beginning of a new Björk era.
I think what I love most about Björk is she does whatever she wants. she doesn't care if most people don't understand/ like her music. it's all part of her journey and that's all that should matter to her
@@billclemons5593 - Yes Yes Yes. My Daughter loves her to the point she says she will cry if Bjork was to die. I possibly would too. I cried 2 weeks over Michael Jackson, about a month for Prince. Prince also very creative, a shame most of his *_many genre's of music_* as much as he made wasn't put out enough. I have well over 1200 of his songs - demos, live performances, unreleased _(even lousy songs)._ I'll play Prince literally a month and never hear the same songs twice. Also a shame Bjork's *_multi-genre music_* isn't put out enough here in USA. When I mention Bjork to people, if they know one thing about her - the _long ago _*_Swan dress_* she wore to the Grammy's. They truly don't appreciate her creativity until they hear Me playing Bjork's music. Bjork & Prince are true visionaries being able to bring their hard work to life.
Well, not as incredible as previous videos. This one compared to Mutual Core or The gate is just so simple... I mean is a nice video, but being realistic, saying this is incredible is going too far.
@@hatingthelord7444 I took it as a party amongst the spiritual mushrooms thus the DJ being there, idk it didn't feel as serious or intricate as other videos on purpose, not accidentally
The stereotype is that you get more rigid, and less open to new things as you get older. But I find just the opposite is happening to me. I just turned 62, and I am enjoying a wider variety of music and art, than ever before. I am so happy to have discovered Bjork today. I find her music, and these new videos, to be wonderful (full of wonder). Thanks for this, and best wishes for your continued success.
@@kdiaz00 Good guess however the actual inspiration is bassed on fungal networks underground feeding nutrients to trees. This is why a sapling (baby tree) can grow in total shade because it is sent nutrients from the mother tree through the fungus networks. Bjork is using this as a metaphor for human connection.
@@eliasgaxiola6130 I think Björk has so many ideas, she's still able to surprise herself. Many artists just give new variations on the same theme, Björk creates new themes that feel familiar, yet are very different.
@@eliasgaxiola6130 It's how Bowie was. Legends in music like Trent Reznor and others would aspire to be some version of Bowie from a decade prior while he was on another planet by then. I think thats what OrbitalWarrior is saying about Björk. Only time can tell if it's true right now but Björks track record shows it's not wrong.
If anyone can get a bunch of clarinet players and a DJ to dress up in mushroom costumes while looking like Jobu Tupaki and pull it off, it's Björk. I love~
It's just beautiful, like, the absolute weirdness of the music video with the intense beats and the fact that Bjork's voice and song don't seem to be perfectly synchronized brings a bizarre feel, but not in a bad way, this artist really knows how to make a song be innovative
this feels like the matured, rooted, thick, subterranean version of some of the sounds explored in biophilia. I'm so excited to listen to it in its entirety
A song hard to tame at first but incredibly sophisticated. I truly love how the main lines (the music and the pace) feel so unconnected in the beginning of the song. Right after she says "to connect" for the last time they come together and match perfectly to give an absolute eargasm. This is brilliant. Amazing piece of art from Björk.
@@josh8078 stop being a bozo ofc it doesn’t look like her she has makeup and a costume on. This is her form of art she enjoys impressions and dressing up and i think its very artistic and beautiful
Some of her long time fans aran't into this phase of Björk's music but her music has always been incredibly tied aesthetically to the visuals. This works.
This is really incredible. I feel so lucky to experience Björk’s art during my lifetime cause it’s absolutely genius. She is forever the person to change the way I consume music. So eternally grateful.
I think its important to realize the humour, the camp quality of the video and the ecstatic instrumentals, this is a happy and hopeful comeback from björk, after the serious introspection of Vulnicura, an album about the crisis of connection between people and Utopia, a traumatic response to a world that leads to destruction. Now we're getting new hope, a vision of humanity as an interconnected entity, a vision of hope as a muscle that allows us to connect
Me too lol. After like three days, it finally hit the spot and now I know the whole song by heart. With the context of the rest of the album, it's so perfect.
I feel like this album is going to have a lot of pandemic emotions about the need for connection. The fungus theme seems to imply so as well, seeing as mycelia networks can span great distances while remaining interconnected amd communicative. Nothing is unintentional with bjork, shes very particular and it shows
Depends on the light you're pursuing :p But yh, in this sense/interpretation (spotlight etc), it's so true... I'll spare you a wall of text on insecurities and complexes and immaturity, and so on... Especially as a big percentage of these are covered by this single line. Guess that's the brilliance of good lyrics, summing up truths that matter and require whole paragraphs (they always require that tho because everyone sees what they want to see and understands what they want to understand, even when a phrase clearly points to a certain direction or is literal, but that's a whole other discussion and requires paragraphs and analysis... /sigh) in small sentences that also have to rhyme...
YES!!!! this is the comment I was looking for, OMG, Bjork has had a connection with latam since de 90s (specially brazilian musicians in London) it's a genuine connection with artists that leave an imprint in the work, I'm thinking Arca and Rosalia...
@@e.g.evermore4390 Thanks for the comment, but I didn't say that this is reggaeton, I said that she took the rhythm (and this is obvious), and make it 'a la Björk', something totally different, mixed with dark techno. Of course, she would never do something as vulgar and stupid like regular reggaeton
I love this song. At this point in her career, she could sing about a vacuum cleaner and still make it sound awesome. Biophilia, Vulcurina, Vespertine and Homogenic are my absolute fav albums.
I love the mushroom theme with the theme of connection and the deepening of it. Going into the light too hard - singularly- instead of leaning towards another “plant” as a way to disconnect is an interesting contemplation.
That was fucking cool! Just when I think Björk couldn’t keep evolving, she does another 180 from the last era. What an interesting feeling compared to previous works, Björk’s woodland club era is here
@@jesseshaver2262 shes talking about how the earth realm works. Why do you think the powers that be wanted us 6ft apart? They don't want us in harmony /connecting. We are more powerful than we think.
Björk looks like she’s having so much fun, an icon an inspiration to still love what you do after nearly 30 years of just being herself in her music💙 So happy for her honestly!
Bjork has been in the business for over 30 years and yet she achieves artistic qualities unseen by any artist to this day. There is no artist far and wide who challenges artistic boundaries in such a way. She is more important than ever in the music culture.
Well, there's Shiina Ringo, who I consider the most versatile female composer on the planet, but she has also been influenced a little by Bjork in a general and visual way.
amazing that in her song she says that hope can connect, and when i heard the song for the first time, in a superficial way i found the song to be very disjointed, but i tried to understand it better using the "faith" that i would like the song at some point moment, and I really realized now that the song has a lot more connection than I expected. 😂
I like the lyrics about resonance being the area where we do connect. Like we can be multi-faceted, and we can find resonance between any of our facets and any of someone else's. A very positive message.
there are, but she has lots of money so can produce these expensive projects and ideas, while others may stay try to themselves and include others, rather than trying to be so original, and one of a kind, like you are a special force, it is all about her, not the listener.
Bjork's whole discography is imply a work of art. And her voice quality doesn't seem to change. She is one of a kind, a legend! Can't wait for Sept 30.
anyone saying this "doesn't look like her" clearly doesn't understand björk. she has ALWAYS been transformative- turning herself into a bear, a robot, a bird, a fawn, a VOLCANO. but why does a drag lash and a different brow shape make everyone freak out? did y'all miss the entire utopia era?? women in music are so scrutinized visually in every aspect- why can't you respect and accept the art for what it is? she's been making music for 50 years. she has more than earned the eccentricity and respect that male musicians get automatically for being men. björk is a musical genius who constantly transcends her own body for the sake of expression- haven't y'all learned that by now?
huh? i've been listening to bjork for more than 10 years now and she 100% looks different than usual here. youre reading wayyyyy too deep into this shit
It is just odd how it literally doesn’t look like her, it looks like she go someone else to play her. She changes her getup a lot but has a very distinctive look, just unsual that she’s nearly unrecognisable here
@@disposable3167 I was thinking the same. I actually thought they had hired another artist to lip sync her music for half the video before realizing it was actually björk 😳
I've noticed a strange pattern in my life. When I feel lost on my journey, her music brings me back to me. I thank the Universe for such a gift, that is "Björk". She is a true example of doing what you love and following your Heart. 🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿
This is exactly what I recently noticed. I've felt completely outside of myself for the past few months and lately I've been reconnecting with her music and finding my way back to myself. Her music, her art, awakens and guides me like no one else.
She has been gradually shedding off her human form, proving she is not of this earth ♥️♥️♥️ Her art is going to be appreciated by distant generations to come
@@moomoocowsly they're not aliens 😭 they're like "fungi". This song, and the entire Fessora album will be about what the world has been through with the pandemic and social distancing.
It's wonderfull to see her smiling and dancing again, after all this pain and broken heart because of the breakup. I feel here a little bit of "Alarm Call" vibes, and a little bit of "Volta" vibes and a little bit of "Biophilia" vibes. I have an advice to all the people that don't like it, go somewhere else, there is enough music out there, everyone can find something for themselves. For me, personally that song gives life. I'm struggle with depression and I find a lot of light, and positivity in this song. I think it's her most joyfulness song since "Mouth's Cradle" or since "Alarm Call". I want to go to that party. She's totally fearlessness, when it comes to her art.
Very well said. I love this song. If you're into running, today, I went running and when it hits the fast part at the end I synced my steps to the beat and felt like I was raving and smiling like Bjork in the video. Highly recommend sweating to the song.
(Sorry, I'm not a native English-speaker, you'll probably find mistakes here) I hope you beat your depression, it takes time and strength and support from the surrounding people. And I hope you can get the professional help we all need sometimes, and the strength needed to ask for help too. I've been really stubborn and so scared in the past because of not asking for help when needed. Wasted time can feel like... bitterness, yes, but when you learn from all that you feel so powerful, thankful and easy... Despite being included in Vulnicura, I also recommend "Atom dance": it is about going through very rough shit AND little by little you start feeling better. Let's let those atoms laugh again ❤️
Well that was quite a ride. Just glad to see people breaking the boundries of the musical arts. It gets boring hearing the same chord progressions and melodies after a while. Thanks for the interesting song björk!
In a way I relly agree with you, I do not get excitement from pop anymore most of the time (including older things, it's not a that was better before comment), but I've got the impression that she is repeating herself a lot and use same type of chords and harmony very often since Biophilia. Not sure didn't check and not good enough as a musician to hear what type of scales she use. Maybe you can tale me but I was trying to find some note that make me think of her work post medulla and even if it was unusual I had the impression of hearing them in a lot of her songs.
I love the fact that she portrays her music using words even from other languages and fits perfect each time! Atopos (άτοπος) in Greek is a word used to describe someone/something which is contrary to logic, which does not fit the case at.
This is sound like a new Biophilia era and we're living for it. I love the strength on her vocals and how can she brings un new material, sounds and music with every album, also it's so nice to see her dance happily again
I absolutely love the part at 1:18 where she walks away. Don't ask me why, it just really combines with the music really well, and makes me want to JAM
Played Bass Clarinet in elementary and middle school. No one knew what the hell I was talking about when I said I played it. Thanks for bringing this beautiful instrument some attention in popular music!
I only recently discovered Bjork after having listened primarily to mainstream rock since the 1960's. I am very impressed by her musical versatility, captivating visuals and persona. Bjork's rhythms and instrumentation are extraordinary; the latter especially so in part owing no obvious reliance on the electric guitar and bass. I'm rapidly becoming a fan of this remarkably creative artist in spite of sometimes requiring multiple listens to gain full appreciation.
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Björk actually giving us lyrics so fans aren't just making them up for years lol
it sounds like that! XD Kristen Wiig's parody became reality.
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This comment is so underrated
I hope she still do gibberish like "Alsemanche" though
oh my god yes, the strggle is so real
When Bjork becomes more Bjork than she already is.
Happens more often than you think!
When you think of björk, it's this your thinking about lol
She's becoming more Bjork than herself. 😆
I didnt think it was possible till right now.
This was the most Björk song Björk has ever done.
😂🤣 Right?! I feel that too!
every single album of her everyone says it...
what?
She's back! This has vibes even from her early career that I've been missing.
@@MichaelSidneyTimpson This feels like a mix of Enjoy from Post and Pluto from Homogenic and I love it.
This will be a banger in 3022
let's be real. I'm sorry but no it won't.
Keep dreaming darling, a song as awful as this would never be a banger😂
@@aina____ You are awful basic white boi🥰
then see you in 3022 !
@@aina____You’ve commented here 22 times obsessed much
the fact that she still makes music and visuals like this today is a gift from life
💯
Yes it is a big gift to create sooo shity music.
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☝🏼♥️
Absolutely Agree
“If we don’t grow outwards towards love,
We’ll implode inwards towards destruction”
Björk is so iconic 😭❤️
Its true its the law of this realm. That's why media always wants us in fear or divided.. listen to BJORK!!
Omg the message and the concept. She's giving us what we need to hear
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My favourite part. Insane goosebumps 😩
True
Almost 30 years since Debut and there's still nobody else like her
Very few....Pat Oleszko and Laurie Anderson, also
So true!
Imogen heap, Florence welch?
Momo youth?
Bloem de ligny came pretty close
There’s tons of artists out there that make terrible content, so Wdym
57 years old and her music is still as bat-shit crazy as usual. Way to go Bjork.
If Björk has taught me one thing, it's that sometimes the best things seem strange when you first encounter them.
So much of my favorite art has been incomprehensible to me at first ❤️🔥
and they’re even better during a trip
Not just then. Björk is still weird as fuck. And I've been enjoying her music for over 2 decades.
@@DefectivePieceofChalk i literally just discovered her and im honestly very confused by her music
so well put
Bjork is a genre of music.
More like several genres.
Fuck yeah she is
Concretly Björk is a new invented genre in every single album........
She never uses the same sound in two albums.
Yes
@KM that was 90s Bjork
the un-obvious clarinets' harmonization, the electronic punches and lastly... her voice, never disappoints. love. absolute beauty, an expression a lot of us will hold dear to our hearts, thanks.
clarinets' good idea, but most who make this kind of music solo on their laptops cant afford this kind of production, sadly.
@@spunky3183 what
@@spunky3183 never have, only passing over speakers in supermarkets or forced advertisements, I listen to the music she copies, but you wouldn't know about that.
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@@spunky3183 I think they meant they know the music Björk took inspiration from, not the others you mentioned
1st time listening: 👁👄👁
15th time listening: 😩👌🏻
23d time listening: 🍄🍄✨
The beat is actually hard
@@syca5094 This style is very dark
in conclusion; you have a lot of time to waste..
even the lyrics are great but.... still sucks, inwards towards...
I didnt like this song at all on first couple of listens, now I'm obsessed, And the video really brought it next level for me!
It’s definitely is just as she described it. “A rave party at the privacy of your own home”. I do feel it.
I’m so mesmerized to presence the beginning of a new Björk era.
because she can afford it,
@@adean4146 sis
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I think what I love most about Björk is she does whatever she wants. she doesn't care if most people don't understand/ like her music. it's all part of her journey and that's all that should matter to her
Setuju,,
Literally just saw you in 2 comments on the Batabid audio 😭
Yup! And that’s what I like about her. She’s in a lane of her own.
If it's bad you can just say that.. 😭😭
@@eusexva it's an amazing song
whenever björk releases a song it’s always one of a kind, her creativity is so just so unique
She's 56 and still killing it. My peers tease me because I've been a fan since the 90s but her voice just draws me in.
My cousin teases Me the same Been a fan of Bjork since the SugarCubes.
I LOVE HER! MAD CREATIVE!
@@billclemons5593 - Yes Yes Yes.
My Daughter loves her to the point she says she will cry if Bjork was to die. I possibly would too. I cried 2 weeks over Michael Jackson, about a month for Prince.
Prince also very creative, a shame most of his *_many genre's of music_* as much as he made wasn't put out enough. I have well over 1200 of his songs - demos, live performances, unreleased _(even lousy songs)._ I'll play Prince literally a month and never hear the same songs twice.
Also a shame Bjork's *_multi-genre music_* isn't put out enough here in USA. When I mention Bjork to people, if they know one thing about her - the _long ago _*_Swan dress_* she wore to the Grammy's.
They truly don't appreciate her creativity until they hear Me playing Bjork's music.
Bjork & Prince are true visionaries being able to bring their hard work to life.
@@MemoGrafix well they left a great body of work and inspiration. So they still live on they left us quiet a legacy.
@@hoodrichhaul7545 - Most definitely
Give both Björk and the art department a raise RIGHT now, this is absolutely incredible.
Well, not as incredible as previous videos. This one compared to Mutual Core or The gate is just so simple... I mean is a nice video, but being realistic, saying this is incredible is going too far.
@@hatingthelord7444 I took it as a party amongst the spiritual mushrooms thus the DJ being there, idk it didn't feel as serious or intricate as other videos on purpose, not accidentally
Fanboys 🤮
@@Ancientcoptic this is terrible compared to her old work. It makes me sad.
The stereotype is that you get more rigid, and less open to new things as you get older.
But I find just the opposite is happening to me. I just turned 62, and I am enjoying a wider variety of music and art, than ever before.
I am so happy to have discovered Bjork today. I find her music, and these new videos, to be wonderful (full of wonder).
Thanks for this, and best wishes for your continued success.
💖
enjoy 🍄❤️
She has always been like this, it's just easier for her to get the resources to recreate the crazy are artfulness of her mind in video.
I think we have two main probable futures: to become wiser and open to new things or just become more rigid and afraid of the new things.
@@kdiaz00 Good guess however the actual inspiration is bassed on fungal networks underground feeding nutrients to trees. This is why a sapling (baby tree) can grow in total shade because it is sent nutrients from the mother tree through the fungus networks. Bjork is using this as a metaphor for human connection.
the genius of making reggaeton drums and dissonant bass clarinets work i love her soooo much
Lmaoo I know I’m out here almost twerking to this
@@Theguidingwinds
ACONCAGUA ARGENTINA
And it sounds so natural and organic too !!!!
I seriously said, "wtf is this song"
but then found myself listening to it repeatedly for many times this week.
Björk is so far ahead of everyone, she's even ahead of herself.
What do you even mean
@@eliasgaxiola6130 I think Björk has so many ideas, she's still able to surprise herself. Many artists just give new variations on the same theme, Björk creates new themes that feel familiar, yet are very different.
@@eliasgaxiola6130
It's how Bowie was.
Legends in music like Trent Reznor and others would aspire to be some version of Bowie from a decade prior while he was on another planet by then.
I think thats what OrbitalWarrior is saying about Björk. Only time can tell if it's true right now but Björks track record shows it's not wrong.
Pfft. An empty grandiose statement filled with a dizzying artistic megalomania.
@@grosbeak6130 dork
If anyone can get a bunch of clarinet players and a DJ to dress up in mushroom costumes while looking like Jobu Tupaki and pull it off, it's Björk. I love~
Lmao ❤
this makes me feel like a weed addicted garden gnome at a rave and I'm so here for it
Check out the bar Dirty Bill's in Austin, TX. Bill is a lawn gnome, from NY, I think.
It's just beautiful, like, the absolute weirdness of the music video with the intense beats and the fact that Bjork's voice and song don't seem to be perfectly synchronized brings a bizarre feel, but not in a bad way, this artist really knows how to make a song be innovative
she truly understands how dissonance functions in nature and that it isn’t necessarily just a “bad” thing. ✨ a true queen.
she looks like she's having the time of her life, and so are we
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Always
@maia work sis
There is something beautiful and magical about waking up and having a new Björk song.
this feels like the matured, rooted, thick, subterranean version of some of the sounds explored in biophilia. I'm so excited to listen to it in its entirety
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Yes strong bipphilia and medulla vibes
@@BNoble86 v3 i á
@@BNoble86 with a touch of VOLTA. I'm living!!!
I like this a lot more than anything on biophilia
anyone who dislikes this is just making excuses to not connect
Lmao
bye 😭 but fr tho
AGAGAHAHASHSHAH
Listen I’m trying I’m trying my hardest cause I really wanna like this something for me isn’t clicking😭
@@mycrazydollyworld6203 it just takes time
Bjork becoming a furry mushroom singing reggeaton is the best thing of 2022.
Fungus networks under ground feed trees.
🤣
A los fans de bjork no les gusta este comentario 😀
I would not call it "reggaeton". Maybe only that the rhythm is influenced a little by the dem bow beat
😂😂😂😂😂
“Hope is a muscle that allows us to connect”….. the power of that lyric. JUST WOW
Such a joy to be in existence contemporarily with Björk.
Connect!
Yesyesyesyes
Totally agree!!!!
Yup
There won't be something quite like björk in centuries. Enjoy this moment, guys!
A song hard to tame at first but incredibly sophisticated. I truly love how the main lines (the music and the pace) feel so unconnected in the beginning of the song. Right after she says "to connect" for the last time they come together and match perfectly to give an absolute eargasm. This is brilliant. Amazing piece of art from Björk.
Y'know this is the most fun I've seen Björk have in a while with her music videos... good for her.
She's 56 and still absolutely killing the game
Always she’s killing the game never can go wrong with Bjork
...and I'm absolutely sure, that she will do at the fresh age of 66, 76, 86, 96...- No doubt about that!
@@donmiknelli6808 Bjork never disappoints
FIFTEY SIX??? I seen a video of her two years ago and thought she was in her early twenties 😭
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The brief back-to-back shots at 3:18 of Björk fistpumping and then her face writhing with childlike ecstasy to the techno beat is fucking everything
Yessssss !
She ceased to be Human a lonnnnnggg time ago. Idc what anyone says---that is my story and I'm sticking to it!
at 3:30 I also found it funny !
Dude, i don't know where you hear techno beats on this track...
Favorite part
Bjork singing to a reggaeton beat was not on my 2022 bingo card.
Expectations: 🧚♀️🧚✨🍄🫧
Reality: 📢⛓🤹♀️🎷🥁
I love this.
I can’t stop listening to 2:16!!! Something about the chords and the way it transitions back into chaos is just outstanding.
100% love that part!
Shes just dancing in her costumes having fun and this why bjork will always be the mother of music
🫶🤝🤟
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That doesnt look like her
@@josh8078 stop being a bozo ofc it doesn’t look like her she has makeup and a costume on.
This is her form of art she enjoys impressions and dressing up and i think its very artistic and beautiful
*mother of the entire celestial plane
when i got to know bjork for the first time i couldn't imagine how much i would have loved this
This track is giving me Post and Volta vibes, it's very playful like Björk is truly having fun again.
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To me it sounds like Biophillia
It gave me a lot of Volta too! And i LOVE it.
Debut and Volta vibes for me.
She's amazing 💙 so exciting for her album 🤘🏿but I picture it how the new album sounds like Post, Homogenic, and Volta 😮😊
Björk doesn't cater to the listener--she challenges them to open their ears!!
Ya maybe, and she is great artist. But i simply dont like this song, i find it annoying.
@@arlonrando sometimes we're addicted to hate, so love can be annoying, yeah
@@arlonrando you must be new to her music
It’s simply just bad sweetie
@@arlonrando so agree with you, it’s like 3rd grade with satan.
"Hope is a muscle that allows us to connect" gracias Björk por venir a salvar mi salud mental
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A mí me golpeó directamente a forma de bofetada con ”if we don't grow outwards towards love, we'll implode inwards towards destruction...”
LOL
:/
@@vld.inSpace que chistosos enalteciendo una porqueria musical solo para hacerse los interesantes
Some of her long time fans aran't into this phase of Björk's music but her music has always been incredibly tied aesthetically to the visuals. This works.
The song is unexpected and incredible but, most of all, the happiness and fun she is having throughout the video makes it even better
If you want to hurt yourself , listen Atopos instrumental version . It’s worst ^^
@@jean5416?????
This is really incredible. I feel so lucky to experience Björk’s art during my lifetime cause it’s absolutely genius. She is forever the person to change the way I consume music. So eternally grateful.
I think its important to realize the humour, the camp quality of the video and the ecstatic instrumentals, this is a happy and hopeful comeback from björk, after the serious introspection of Vulnicura, an album about the crisis of connection between people and Utopia, a traumatic response to a world that leads to destruction. Now we're getting new hope, a vision of humanity as an interconnected entity, a vision of hope as a muscle that allows us to connect
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Well said!!
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Exactly this! And she's taking piss out of herself, like always :)
No I think its just old fashioned sucking thats going on here.
I felt spiritually waterboarded by this song, thanks björk.
These are not costumes; this is how Björk actually dresses up at home
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This isn't a set, this is actually Bjork's home
it was hard to digest this song at first😂, but now it sounds so good
The same thing happened to me😅
I picked it up right away.
Listen to volta and biophillia
Me too lol. After like three days, it finally hit the spot and now I know the whole song by heart. With the context of the rest of the album, it's so perfect.
Right there is some kind of spell in it or some shit cause
Really? I'm still in the first stage I guess 😅
*THIS IS NOT A DRILL GUYS*
NEW BJÖRK and it’s funky af 😭
she ate, and didn't even left the drill 💋
This is reggaeton
i hope you mean funky in the best possible way
@@graysonhubbard3979 I did.
@@ramoncinatiro8063 no wtf JAJAJA
I’m obsessed with the makeup and fluffy green outfit
Atopos sounds like a bridge from Utopia to Fossora. It also sounds like a fungal rave party and it makes me excited!
I feel like this album is going to have a lot of pandemic emotions about the need for connection. The fungus theme seems to imply so as well, seeing as mycelia networks can span great distances while remaining interconnected amd communicative. Nothing is unintentional with bjork, shes very particular and it shows
i feel it but i love all the art made in related to the pandemic cuz connection is a beautiful thing just like Touch.
cashing in on the popularity of climate change at the moment, and using her mounds of cash to produce something most cant afford,
Pandemic is bullshit. it's about her music.
@@ReyhanJoseph oh absolutely, i love seeing everyone realize how important human connection is
Nice
"Pursuing the light too hard is a form of hiding." - words of wisdom for the age of attention
Beautiful
Depends on the light you're pursuing :p
But yh, in this sense/interpretation (spotlight etc), it's so true... I'll spare you a wall of text on insecurities and complexes and immaturity, and so on... Especially as a big percentage of these are covered by this single line. Guess that's the brilliance of good lyrics, summing up truths that matter and require whole paragraphs (they always require that tho because everyone sees what they want to see and understands what they want to understand, even when a phrase clearly points to a certain direction or is literal, but that's a whole other discussion and requires paragraphs and analysis... /sigh) in small sentences that also have to rhyme...
A bass clarinet banger.
"hope is a muscle that allows us to connect" favorite verse in this song!
yeah, and it sounds like done by a random word generator. what does that mean? no one knows XD
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@@Diferendre tell me you don't listen to björk without telling me you don't listen to björk
@@Diferendre this is one of her most straightforward lyric ever, it’s so simple that it reads like a slogan, what are you on about?
Only Bjork can take a reggaeton rhythm and make it sound as something out of this world
Yeeesssss
Dark reggaeton
This aint reggaeton at all though
YES!!!! this is the comment I was looking for, OMG, Bjork has had a connection with latam since de 90s (specially brazilian musicians in London) it's a genuine connection with artists that leave an imprint in the work, I'm thinking Arca and Rosalia...
@@e.g.evermore4390 Thanks for the comment, but I didn't say that this is reggaeton, I said that she took the rhythm (and this is obvious), and make it 'a la Björk', something totally different, mixed with dark techno. Of course, she would never do something as vulgar and stupid like regular reggaeton
Love how she's always incorporating and featuring different instruments. It's not every day you hear clarinets in modern music! :)
And six BASS clarinets at that!
Agree!
I love this song. At this point in her career, she could sing about a vacuum cleaner and still make it sound awesome. Biophilia, Vulcurina, Vespertine and Homogenic are my absolute fav albums.
I love the mushroom theme with the theme of connection and the deepening of it. Going into the light too hard - singularly- instead of leaning towards another “plant” as a way to disconnect is an interesting contemplation.
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That was fucking cool! Just when I think Björk couldn’t keep evolving, she does another 180 from the last era. What an interesting feeling compared to previous works, Björk’s woodland club era is here
She is a music teacher to us all. She is a living mystery to us all, but she’s also a legend to us all.
me when I'm deaf
@@roman9801 😹😹
Lady Gaga is standing in the background, smoking cigarettes and nervously observing this bjorkishness
She’s spitting knowledge. She knows exactly what’s going on, and I’m here for it.
Laws of our realm
She’s wrong and not realizing the root cause. Her “solution” is the problem in the first place
@@jesseshaver2262 shes talking about how the earth realm works. Why do you think the powers that be wanted us 6ft apart? They don't want us in harmony /connecting. We are more powerful than we think.
Terrible song, I’m to the point of realizing she’s tone deaf.
@@jesseshaver2262 hahaha 😆😆
Björk looks like she’s having so much fun, an icon an inspiration to still love what you do after nearly 30 years of just being herself in her music💙 So happy for her honestly!
Very well said.
Bjork has been in the business for over 30 years and yet she achieves artistic qualities unseen by any artist to this day. There is no artist far and wide who challenges artistic boundaries in such a way. She is more important than ever in the music culture.
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Well, there's Shiina Ringo, who I consider the most versatile female composer on the planet, but she has also been influenced a little by Bjork in a general and visual way.
I think Arca is getting there, but yeah overall I agree.
idk, she has that steampunk thing going on for couple of records now, she was more groundbreaking in 90's/00's, still unique stuff though
I completely agree. Bjork is on her own level and has always been ahead of our time
amazing that in her song she says that hope can connect, and when i heard the song for the first time, in a superficial way i found the song to be very disjointed, but i tried to understand it better using the "faith" that i would like the song at some point moment, and I really realized now that the song has a lot more connection than I expected. 😂
yeah she’s trying to tell people to wake up.
I like the lyrics about resonance being the area where we do connect.
Like we can be multi-faceted, and we can find resonance between any of our facets and any of someone else's. A very positive message.
She is the most brilliant conductor of her own disturbed orchestra......I love it!!
Been a fan since she was in the Sugar cubes!!!
The is NO ONE in the music industry like Björk. She is in a league of her own. Thank you Björk for your otherworldliness. ❤
There is Bjork and then everyone else.
Agreed… however Moses Sumney is close behind… would love to hear them duet….check out his cover of Come to Me….
there are, but she has lots of money so can produce these expensive projects and ideas, while others may stay try to themselves and include others, rather than trying to be so original, and one of a kind, like you are a special force, it is all about her, not the listener.
@@adean4146 hmmmmmm but she got that money by working her ass off for a very long time…. and as an artist surely she should be true to herself?
The veggies in my fridge when I am not home
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Bjork's whole discography is imply a work of art. And her voice quality doesn't seem to change. She is one of a kind, a legend! Can't wait for Sept 30.
The end of this song just blows my mind. I can't describe the emotions it gives me! It's such an eargasm!
anyone saying this "doesn't look like her" clearly doesn't understand björk. she has ALWAYS been transformative- turning herself into a bear, a robot, a bird, a fawn, a VOLCANO. but why does a drag lash and a different brow shape make everyone freak out? did y'all miss the entire utopia era?? women in music are so scrutinized visually in every aspect- why can't you respect and accept the art for what it is? she's been making music for 50 years. she has more than earned the eccentricity and respect that male musicians get automatically for being men. björk is a musical genius who constantly transcends her own body for the sake of expression- haven't y'all learned that by now?
Well it doesn't...
huh? i've been listening to bjork for more than 10 years now and she 100% looks different than usual here. youre reading wayyyyy too deep into this shit
It is just odd how it literally doesn’t look like her, it looks like she go someone else to play her. She changes her getup a lot but has a very distinctive look, just unsual that she’s nearly unrecognisable here
@@disposable3167 I was thinking the same. I actually thought they had hired another artist to lip sync her music for half the video before realizing it was actually björk 😳
@@oyleday0195 prosthetics even. The teeth don't even look right.
I've noticed a strange pattern in my life. When I feel lost on my journey, her music brings me back to me. I thank the Universe for such a gift, that is "Björk". She is a true example of doing what you love and following your Heart. 🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿
This is exactly what I recently noticed. I've felt completely outside of myself for the past few months and lately I've been reconnecting with her music and finding my way back to myself. Her music, her art, awakens and guides me like no one else.
Yeah, same. Music is powerful connector!
She has been gradually shedding off her human form, proving she is not of this earth ♥️♥️♥️ Her art is going to be appreciated by distant generations to come
@@moomoocowsly they're not aliens 😭 they're like "fungi". This song, and the entire Fessora album will be about what the world has been through with the pandemic and social distancing.
@@moomoocowsly i don’t think you absorbed the lyrics to the song
What's up with her face?
@@vincentruvo6988 makeup for the era
It'll have to be for a distant generation, 'cause......damn, that really sucked.
It's wonderfull to see her smiling and dancing again, after all this pain and broken heart because of the breakup. I feel here a little bit of "Alarm Call" vibes, and a little bit of "Volta" vibes and a little bit of "Biophilia" vibes. I have an advice to all the people that don't like it, go somewhere else, there is enough music out there, everyone can find something for themselves. For me, personally that song gives life. I'm struggle with depression and I find a lot of light, and positivity in this song. I think it's her most joyfulness song since "Mouth's Cradle" or since "Alarm Call". I want to go to that party.
She's totally fearlessness, when it comes to her art.
Very well said. I love this song. If you're into running, today, I went running and when it hits the fast part at the end I synced my steps to the beat and felt like I was raving and smiling like Bjork in the video. Highly recommend sweating to the song.
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It gave me nattura vibes
@@ishallremaincalm It did that for me too!! Maybe it is because of the drums
(Sorry, I'm not a native English-speaker, you'll probably find mistakes here)
I hope you beat your depression, it takes time and strength and support from the surrounding people. And I hope you can get the professional help we all need sometimes, and the strength needed to ask for help too. I've been really stubborn and so scared in the past because of not asking for help when needed. Wasted time can feel like... bitterness, yes, but when you learn from all that you feel so powerful, thankful and easy...
Despite being included in Vulnicura, I also recommend "Atom dance": it is about going through very rough shit AND little by little you start feeling better. Let's let those atoms laugh again ❤️
YES!!! THE COSTUMES! THE SET DESIGN! THE MAKEUP! THE BEAT! THE CLARINETS! PERFECTION!!!
YES!!! THE PASTIC SURGERY! 😉
@@FKA_REY she’s just wearing a shit ton of make up
*_M U S H R O O M S_*
@@FKA_REY it’s literally just makeup
I thought this is really weird first, but it's so addictive. I was literally humming this song all day.
"Hope is a muscle that allows us to connet"
Bjork is pure art. I really like this new song...! Well done Artist...!!!Greetings from Buenos Aires...!!!
hope is not a muscle,
@@adean4146 do I have to answer to that? Really...!?
@@zafnatpaneaj4992 I'm sure you are capable of making that decision, how old are you.
It's a breath of fresh air to see Björk happy and dancing again.
Honestly.
'are these not just excuses to nooot connect?'
Called me out right there.
The best thing about Björk's work is this: u just cannot even imagine what she will do next!
Literally
@@valeriobuda7409 sure!
This!! And I love it, love her geniusness and her wild ideas so much
@@jelenataylor absolutely! She os my favorite artist since my teenage years (I got ti know her when I was15; today, i'm 40)
Yazzzzz
Well that was quite a ride. Just glad to see people breaking the boundries of the musical arts. It gets boring hearing the same chord progressions and melodies after a while. Thanks for the interesting song björk!
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One of the biggest reasons I like her music is that it's never the same boring thing every album. Every album is interesting in its own way.
But can we dance to it?
@@catherinemcgrath3473 Sure you can!
In a way I relly agree with you, I do not get excitement from pop anymore most of the time (including older things, it's not a that was better before comment), but I've got the impression that she is repeating herself a lot and use same type of chords and harmony very often since Biophilia. Not sure didn't check and not good enough as a musician to hear what type of scales she use. Maybe you can tale me but I was trying to find some note that make me think of her work post medulla and even if it was unusual I had the impression of hearing them in a lot of her songs.
“Our differences are irrelevant.” Delivered with the hard-hitting beats, it’s like a sledgehammer knocking sense into us.
Typical Neo liberalism 👌
Yea, one culture likes to stone women who get raped the other culture seeks out the perpetrator. Surely the lines blur.
me trying to convince myself that my garage band concoction sounds good
I love the fact that she portrays her music using words even from other languages and fits perfect each time! Atopos (άτοπος) in Greek is a word used to describe someone/something which is contrary to logic, which does not fit the case at.
Vespertinu in Sicilian means of the evening
But I think it's from Latin tbh but same probably either way..
the dj was the icing on the cake. if feels like a techno party of the fungi. love you always björk 💚
When people are making fun of Icelandics for massively believing in elves and faeries while Björk is both existing and ten times more unbelievable.
And also she is the prove that elves and fairies exist
The tritones, the noiseness, the unique voice, the strange outfits... It is everything there
Our abstract music mama 😔🙏
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Her creativity is unmatched
This is sound like a new Biophilia era and we're living for it. I love the strength on her vocals and how can she brings un new material, sounds and music with every album, also it's so nice to see her dance happily again
Am I the only one that cannot stop listening to this song?
It's weird but very catchy...........
I completely agree
No, i love it
It's an earworm for sure.
Idk how she does it
I can not get this song out of my head. Someone help me!
I absolutely love the part at 1:18 where she walks away. Don't ask me why, it just really combines with the music really well, and makes me want to JAM
Bjork doing Bjork things is exactly why she is a phenomena. Love her to bits.
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Played Bass Clarinet in elementary and middle school. No one knew what the hell I was talking about when I said I played it. Thanks for bringing this beautiful instrument some attention in popular music!
I played the jazz flute.
Well, maybe you were surrounded by very ignorant people 🤷.
“Hope is a muscle that allows us to connect.”
Empathy too even more I would say.
I only recently discovered Bjork after having listened primarily to mainstream rock since the 1960's. I am very impressed by her musical versatility, captivating visuals and persona. Bjork's rhythms and instrumentation are extraordinary; the latter especially so in part owing no obvious reliance on the electric guitar and bass. I'm rapidly becoming a fan of this remarkably creative artist in spite of sometimes requiring multiple listens to gain full appreciation.
A fan since 14 now I am 40 and still a fan of the queen Björk.
Bravo Darko, slazem se :)
I am still a fan of Fungi queen
This woman has saved my life so many times. Just knowing that someone like her and her art can exist always gives me hope