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Post (Album) by Björk

Artist Biography For Björk

Björk Guðmundsdóttir Born 21 November 1965 Known Mononymously As Björk Is An Icelandic Singer Songwriter Composer Record Producer And Actress. Noted For Her Distinct Three-Octave Vocal Range And Eccentric Persona She Has Developed An Eclectic Musical Style Over Her Four-Decade Career That Has Drawn On Electronic Pop Experimental Trip Hop Jazz Classical And Avant-Garde Music. Born And Raised In Reykjavík Björk Began Her Music Career At The Age Of 11 And Gained International Recognition As The Lead Singer Of The Alternative Rock Band The Sugarcubes By The Age Of 21. After The Sugarcubes Disbanded In 1992 Björk Began A Solo Career. She Came To Prominence With Albums Such As Debut 1993 Post 1995 And Homogenic 1997 Collaborating With A Range Of Artists And Exploring A Variety Of Multimedia Projects. Her Other Albums Include Vespertine 2001 Medúlla 2004 Volta 2007 Biophilia 2011 Vulnicura 2015 Utopia 2017 And Fossora 2022 . Several Of Björk's Albums Have Reached The Top 20 On The US Billboard 200 Chart. As Of 2015 She Had Sold More Than 20 Million Records Worldwide. Thirty-One Of Her Singles Have Reached The Top 40 On Pop Charts Around The World With 22 Top-40 Hits In The UK Including The Top-10 Singles "It's Oh So Quiet" "Army Of Me" And "Hyperballad" And The Top-20 Singles "Play Dead" "Big Time Sensuality" And "Violently Happy". Her Accolades And Awards Include The Order Of The Falcon Five BRIT Awards And 16 Grammy Nominations. In 2015 Time Named Her One Of The 100 Most Influential People In The World. Rolling Stone Named Her The 60th Greatest Singer And The 81st Greatest Songwriter. Björk Starred In The 2000 Lars Von Trier Film Dancer In The Dark For Which She Won The Best Actress Award At The 2000 Cannes Film Festival And Was Nominated For The Academy Award For Best Original Song For "I've Seen It All". Biophilia Was Marketed As An Interactive App Album With Its Own Education Program. Björk Has Also Been An Advocate For Environmental Causes In Iceland. A Retrospective Exhibition Dedicated To Björk Was Held At The New York Museum Of Modern Art In 2015. Full Wikipedia Article Https //en.M.Wikipedia.Org/wiki/Björk Studio Albums
Debut 1993 Post 1995 Homogenic 1997 Vespertine 2001 Medúlla 2004 Volta 2007 Biophilia 2011 Vulnicura 2015 Utopia 2017 Fossora 2022

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Post Is The Second Studio Album By Icelandic Singer-Songwriter/musician Björk. It Was Released In June Of 1995. The Album Was Produced In Conjunction With Nellee Hooper Tricky Graham Massey Of 808 State And Electronic Music Producer Howie B. Building On The Success Of Her Previous Album "Debut" Björk Continued To Pursue Different Sounds Taking Particular Interest In Dance And Techno. Production By Tricky And Howie B Also Provided Trip Hop-Like Sounds On Tracks Like "Possibly Maybe". It Was These Producers' Influence That Gave Björk Impetus To Create Material Like The Storming "Army Of Me" And "Enjoy".However Björk Had Not Lost Her Old Fascination With Hollywood-Style Numbers. Her Cover Of The Betty Hutton Track "Blow A Fuse" Retitled "It's Oh So Quiet" Became One Of Björk's Most Well-Known Moments. After "Army Of Me" Reached The UK Top 10 And The Subsequent Release Of "Isobel" Which Did Less Well One Little Indian Scheduled "It's Oh So Quiet" As A Novelty Christmas Hit. To Their Surprise It Reached Number Four In December 1995 It Was Even Later Spoofed By The Smurfs. Despite Björk Later Disowning The Song The Commercial Attention Led To Her Subsequent Single Releases "Hyperballad" And "Possibly Maybe" Charting Higher Than Expected. Much Material Was Produced During The Album's Genesis In 1994 Including "I Go Humble" Which Would Later Be Released As A B-Side. Many Of The Vocals Were Recorded In Nassau Bahamas By Compass Point Studios With Björk Standing Well Out Into The Ocean At Sunset. The Vocal For "Cover Me" Was Originally Recorded In A Nearby Bat-Infested Cave But Was Replaced In Favour Of The Studio Version. The Original Version Of This Song Is Found On "Family Tree" A Box Set Of Rare Previously Unreleased Material. "Post" Eventually Went To Number Two On The UK Albums Chart Becoming Björk's Second Biggest Seller There After "Debut". A Remix Album "Telegram" Soon Followed And Björk Was Now Officially Iceland's Biggest Musical Export. "Post" Has Been Certified Platinum In The U.S. The Original Cover Featured Björk Surrounded By Silver Balls With Her Tongue Extended Towards A Falling Silver Ball. It Was Shot By Jean Baptiste Mondino Who Did The Sleeve For "Debut". The Cover Was Later Scrapped And Re-Shot By Stéphane Sednaoui. "I Felt The Album Was The Other Half Of "Debut" So It Made Sense To Call It "Post" -- Before And After Kinda Thing. ... I Was Very Aware Of It At The Time That I Needed To Be Musically Promiscuous And Have Almost Every Song Different Mood/style And So On. The Picture On The Cover Is Me On Piccadilly Circus Times Square Of London Too Excited Too Many Things Bright Lights Big City Kinda Thing And Me Eager To Consume. So My Musical Heart Was Scattered At The Time And I Wanted The Album To Show That."