Body Talk (Robyn album)

Body Talk is the seventh studio album by Swedish recording artist Robyn. It was released on 22 November 2010, by Konichiwa Records. Robyn first announced in early 2010 that she would release three mini-albums throughout the course of 2010, however, it was later announced that a full-length album would be released instead of a third mini-album. The first two mini-albums of what was dubbed the Body Talk series, Body Talk Pt. 1 and Body Talk Pt. 2, were released in June and September 2010. While being a separate studio album in its own right, the full-length release also serves as a compilation album, containing the "best songs" from the first two entries in the Body Talk series (similar to the Use Your Illusion duology and compilation by Guns N' Roses), as well as five new songs. The five new songs were also available separately as an extended play released the same day, titled Body Talk Pt. 3, in certain territories. The four songs and two acoustic versions from the project that were excluded from the original track listing were later included on the German iTunes and 2019 Record Store Day vinyl versions of the album.

Body Talk
Studio album / Compilation album by Robyn
Released	22 November 2010
Recorded	2009–10
Studio	Apmamman Apmamman Stockholm Cosmos Maratone Östberga The Record Plant, Hollywood, CA
Genre	Dance-pop electropop synth-pop Europop disco-pop
Length	61:40
Label	Konichiwa
Producer	Jocke Åhlund Klas Åhlund Patrik Berger Billboard Diplo Douster Kleerup Max Martin Niggaracci Robyn Röyksopp Savage Skulls Shellback
Robyn chronology
Body Talk Pt. 2 (2010) Body Talk (2010) Body Talk Pt. 3 (2010)
Robyn studio album chronology
Body Talk Pt. 2 (2010) Body Talk (2010) Honey (2018)
Singles from Body Talk
"Indestructible" Released: 1 November 2010 "Call Your Girlfriend" Released: 1 April 2011

The album was recognized as 8th in The 200 Best Albums of the 2010s by Pitchfork in October 2019.[1] As of 2013, combined sales of the three parts of Body Talk series were 170,000 copies in United States.[2]

Background and development

"[...] It was never my goal to break some kind of a world record in how many songs I could release in a year. Although I think it would count as a pretty good attempt, it’s been about the process for me. It’s been very interesting to try and figure out a more organic way of making music. A way that is unbiased and has its starting point in what feels logical to me, but also to the listeners. Even though it was never a conceptual idea, but a practical solution to the problem of getting bored with just doing one thing at a time, it has influenced not only the music, but all the visual content for the album as well. And the way I’ve communicated with press and listeners. [...]"[3]

— Robyn explaining the concept of the Body Talk series

In an interview with Swedish magazine Bon, Robyn announced that she had plans to release three new albums in 2010.[4] She said, "I got all these great songs so why not? [...] It's been 5 years since Robyn and I didn't want to wait with a release until they are all recorded, so I decided to start putting them out right away."[5] Robyn told Popjustice journalist Peter Robinson, "It's been a long time since I actually made a record! And I was thinking of how to shorten that time down and Eric, my manager, came up with the idea of what if I just start releasing songs, then I can tour them, then I can make some more songs. We started working like that. I think once it starts it will make more sense – you can just keep releasing stuff without the long breaks."[6] Robyn collaborated with Swedish producer Max Martin on the song "Time Machine".[7] Martin was responsible for producing Robyn's US breakthrough hits "Do You Know (What It Takes)" and "Show Me Love", which both charted inside the top ten of the Billboard Hot 100 in 1996 and 1997. She said of the collaboration: "It was nostalgic to go back into the studio together. For me, it’s perfect timing – I’ve come full circle. It’s a way for me to show that I’m not trying to distance myself from where I come from. It’s still all about the songs."[8]

Release and promotion

On 20 October 2010, Robyn announced the details of Body Talk on her official website, along with the track listing and artwork.[3] She described the album as the "turbo version of the Body Talk album", as it includes five songs from each previous Body Talk album along with five new songs.[3]

Singles

Robyn announced the release of the single, "Indestructible", on 13 October 2010.[9] An acoustic version appeared on her previous album, Body Talk Pt. 2. The song was released on 1 November 2010 in Scandinavia and one day later in the United States.[10] It is co-written by Klas Åhlund, and has been described as a "pulsating full power version [that] takes every ounce of that emotion and wraps it up in another exceptional disco-pop record worthy of any dance-floor or passion-laden sing-a-long."[9] The second single, "Call Your Girlfriend", was released on 1 April 2011.[11]

Critical reception

Professional ratings

Aggregate scores
Source	Rating
AnyDecentMusic?	8.1/10[12]
Metacritic	86/100[13]
Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	[14]
The A.V. Club	A[15]
Entertainment Weekly	A[16]
Evening Standard	[17]
Financial Times	[18]
The Guardian	[19]
MSN Music (Expert Witness)	A−[20]
Pitchfork	8.7/10[21]
Rolling Stone	[22]
Slant Magazine	[23]

Body Talk received acclaim from most music critics. At Metacritic, which assigns a normalised rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, the album received an average score of 86, based on 19 reviews, which indicates "universal acclaim".[13] Music critic Jonathan Keefe from Slant Magazine said the album is "a testament to Robyn's truly forward-thinking take on contemporary pop music and to her rare ability to infuse chilly, futuristic soundscapes with genuine emotion and soul." Keefe also said that Body Talk "impresses for its thematic focus and laser-precise editing" and that the album is "one of the year's finest, most progressive pop albums".[23] Genevieve Koski from The A.V. Club also felt that the album is "hands-down the best dance-pop album of the year." Koski said that the album "proves there’s still room for smart, mature songwriting and heartfelt performance in the high-gloss world of club music." The reviewer concluded her review by saying that "Over the course of Body Talk, Robyn has proved that there’s real emotion to be found among the ones and zeros of electronic music, and Pt. 3 is the culmination of that outlook: euphoric, personal, and inspirational to the last beat."[15]

Entertainment Weekly music critic Leah Greenblatt said that "Spectacular Swedish import Robyn continues to languish in the cult-act remainder bin, but these 15 excellently curated tracks deserve to change that."[16] Pitchfork stamped it with its "Best New Music" label.[21] Christian Hoard from Rolling Stone said that "It all adds up to the best dance-pop album of 2010, 15 songs that are both immaculately catchy and packed with quirks".[22] Jon Falcone from musicOMH said that Body Talk "shows just how easily she can churn out hits more frequently than labels can process production teams. Robyn deserves her success" stating that "it's impossible to think of a better pop communicator for our time."[24] AllMusic music critic Heather Phares said that "Releasing that much new music within six months was a feat in and of itself, but the fact that each part of Body Talk was so consistent made the whole project even more impressive." Phares said that the album's appeal "isn’t just experimental: by picking the best of the project’s songs, it feels like a greatest-hits collection and brand new album rolled into one."[14]

Accolades

Publication	Rank
The A.V. Club[25]	10
Billboard[26]	3
Cokemachineglow[27]	26
Drowned in Sound[28]	60
Entertainment Weekly[29]	3
MTV[30]	3
musicOMH[31]	3
Pitchfork[32]	15
Popjustice[33]	2
PopMatters[34]	69 (for Body Talk Pt. 1)
Rolling Stone[35]	14
Slant Magazine[36]	2
Spin[37]	10 (for Body Talk Pt. 1)

Body Talk was chosen the 2nd best album released in 2010 by Popjustice and Slant Magazine,[33] the 3rd best album released in 2010 by Entertainment Weekly,[29] MTV and Billboard,[38][39] the 10th best album of 2010 by both The A.V. Club and Spin,[40][41] and was also selected as the 14th best album of 2010, by Rolling Stone.[42] Pitchfork listed Body Talk as the eighth best album of the 2010s.[43]

Track listing

Body Talk — Standard edition

No.	Title	Lyrics	Music	Production	Length
1.	"Fembot"	Klas Åhlund Robyn	K. Åhlund Robyn	K. Åhlund	3:35
2.	"Don't Fucking Tell Me What to Do"	K. Åhlund Robyn	K. Åhlund Robyn	K. Åhlund	4:11
3.	"Dancing on My Own"	Robyn Patrik Berger	Robyn Berger	Berger Robyn^[a]	4:49
4.	"Indestructible"	Robyn K. Åhlund	Robyn K. Åhlund	K. Åhlund	3:41
5.	"Time Machine"	Max Martin Shellback Sophia Somajo Robyn K. Åhlund	Martin Shellback	Martin Shellback	3:33
6.	"Love Kills"	Robyn K. Åhlund	Robyn K. Åhlund Måns Glaeser Carli Löf	K. Åhlund Savage Skulls	4:32
7.	"Hang with Me"	K. Åhlund	K. Åhlund	K. Åhlund	4:21
8.	"Call Your Girlfriend"	K. Åhlund Robyn	K. Åhlund Robyn Alexander Kronlund	K. Åhlund Billboard^[a]	3:47
9.	"None of Dem" (featuring Röyksopp)	Robyn	Robyn Svein Berge Torbjørn Brundtland	Röyksopp	5:13
10.	"We Dance to the Beat"	Robyn K. Åhlund	K. Åhlund	K. Åhlund	4:39
11.	"U Should Know Better" (featuring Snoop Dogg)	K. Åhlund Dogg	K. Åhlund Dogg	K. Åhlund Niggaracci	4:01
12.	"Dancehall Queen"	K. Åhlund	K. Åhlund Thomas Pentz	K. Åhlund Diplo	3:39
13.	"Get Myself Together"	K. Åhlund Robyn	K. Åhlund Robyn Kronlund	K. Åhlund Billboard^[a]	3:41
14.	"In My Eyes"	Robyn K. Åhlund	Robyn Kleerup K. Åhlund	Kleerup Robyn^[b]	3:58
15.	"Stars 4-Ever"	K. Åhlund Jocke Åhlund Robyn	K. Åhlund J. Åhlund	K. Åhlund J. Åhlund Billboard^[a]	4:00
Total length:					61:40

Body Talk — German iTunes Store deluxe edition (bonus content)

No.	Title	Lyrics	Music	Production	Length
16.	"Cry When You Get Older"	Robyn K. Åhlund	Robyn K. Åhlund	K. Åhlund	3:35
17.	"Hang with Me" (Acoustic Version)	K. Åhlund	K. Åhlund	K. Åhlund	3:21
18.	"Jag Vet En Dejlig Rosa"	Traditional	Traditional	K. Åhlund	2:11
19.	"Include Me Out"	Robyn K. Åhlund	K. Åhlund Kronlund	K. Åhlund	3:31
20.	"Criminal Intent"	K. Åhlund	K. Åhlund Pentz	K. Åhlund Diplo	3:43
21.	"Indestructible" (Acoustic Version)	Robyn K. Åhlund	Robyn K. Åhlund	K. Åhlund	4:14
22.	"Bad Gal" (Savage Skulls & Douster featuring Robyn)	Robyn	Glaeser Löf Hugo Passaquin	Savage Skulls Douster	4:01
23.	"Dancing on My Own" (video)	Robyn Berger	Robyn Berger	Berger Robyn^[a]	4:06
24.	"Hang with Me" (video)	K. Åhlund	K. Åhlund	K. Åhlund	3:34
25.	"Indestructible" (video)	K. Åhlund Robyn	K. Åhlund Robyn	K. Åhlund	3:36
26.	"Call Your Girlfriend" (video)	K. Åhlund Robyn	K. Åhlund Robyn Kronlund	K. Åhlund Billboard^[a]	3:34
Total length:					111:06

Body Talk — American and Canadian edition

No.	Title	Lyrics	Music	Production	Length
1.	"Dancing on My Own" (Radio Version)	Robyn Berger	Robyn Berger	Berger Robyn^[a]	4:38
2.	"Fembot"	K. Åhlund Robyn	K. Åhlund Robyn	K. Åhlund	3:35
3.	"Don't Fucking Tell Me What to Do"	K. Åhlund Robyn	K. Åhlund Robyn	K. Åhlund	4:11
4.	"Indestructible"	Robyn K. Åhlund	Robyn K. Åhlund	K. Åhlund	3:41
5.	"Time Machine"	Martin Shellback Somajo Robyn K. Åhlund	Martin Shellback	Martin Shellback	3:33
6.	"Love Kills"	Robyn K. Åhlund	Robyn K. Åhlund Glaeser Löf	K. Åhlund Savage Skulls	4:32
7.	"Hang with Me"	K. Åhlund	K. Åhlund	K. Åhlund	4:21
8.	"Call Your Girlfriend"	K. Åhlund Robyn	K. Åhlund Robyn Kronlund	K. Åhlund Billboard^[a]	3:47
9.	"None of Dem" (featuring Röyksopp)	Robyn	Robyn Berge Brundtland	Röyksopp	5:13
10.	"We Dance to the Beat"	Robyn K. Åhlund	K. Åhlund	K. Åhlund	4:39
11.	"U Should Know Better" (featuring Snoop Dogg)	K. Åhlund Dogg	K. Åhlund Dogg	K. Åhlund Niggaracci	4:01
12.	"Dancehall Queen"	K. Åhlund	K. Åhlund Pentz	K. Åhlund Diplo	3:39
13.	"Get Myself Together"	K. Åhlund Robyn	K. Åhlund Robyn Kronlund	K. Åhlund Billboard^[a]	3:41
14.	"In My Eyes"	Robyn K. Åhlund	Robyn Kleerup K. Åhlund	Kleerup Robyn^[b]	4:08
15.	"Stars 4-Ever"	K. Åhlund J. Åhlund Robyn	K. Åhlund J. Åhlund	K. Åhlund J. Åhlund Billboard^[a]	4:00
Total length:					61:50

Body Talk — American and Canadian iTunes Store edition (bonus track)

No.	Title	Lyrics	Music	Production	Length
16.	"Dancehall Queen" (Diplo and Stenchman Remix) (featuring Spoek Mathambo)	K. Åhlund	K. Åhlund Pentz	K. Åhlund Diplo	4:14
Total length:					66:04

Body Talk — Record Store Day 2019 Re-Release (Vinyl)

No.	Title	Length
1.	"Fembot"	3:24
2.	"Don't Fucking Tell Me What To Do"	4:11
3.	"Indestructible"	3:41
4.	"Dancehall Queen"	3:39
5.	"Hang With Me"	4:21
6.	"Stars 4-Ever"	5:32
7.	"Dancing On My Own"	4:49
8.	"Criminal Intent"	3:43
9.	"Call Your Girlfriend"	3:47
10.	"U Should Know Better" (featuring Snoop Dogg)	4:01
11.	"Love Kills"	4:32
12.	"Cry When You Get Older"	3:35
13.	"Indestructible (Acoustic Version)"	4:01
14.	"Hang With Me (Acoustic Version)"	3:18
15.	"Jag Vet En Dejlig Rosa"	2:11
16.	"Stars 4-Ever (Acoustic Version)"	5:33

Notes

• ^{^a} signifies co-producer
• ^{^b} signifies an additional producer

Charts

Weekly charts Chart (2010–11) Peak position Australian Dance Albums (ARIA)[44] 21 scope="row" Belgian Albums (Ultratop Flanders)[45] 32 Belgian Alternative Albums (Ultratop Flanders)[45] 14 scope="row" Danish Albums (Hitlisten)[46] 13 scope="row" Norwegian Albums (VG-lista)[47] 8 scope="row" Swedish Albums (Sverigetopplistan)[48] 2 scope="row" UK Albums (OCC)[49] 168 scope="row" US Billboard 200[50] 142 scope="row" US Top Dance/Electronic Albums (Billboard)[51] 3

Year-End charts Chart (2010) Position Swedish Albums (Sverigetopplistan)[52] 38 Chart (2011) Position Swedish Albums (Sverigetopplistan)[53] 19 US Dance/Electronic Albums (Billboard)[54] 17 Certifications Country Certification Denmark Gold[55]

Release history

Country	Date	Format	Label	Ref.
Canada	22 November 2010	CD	Konichiwa Cherrytree Interscope	[56]
United States		CD digital download		[57]
United Kingdom	29 November 2010		Island	[58]
Japan	1 December 2010	Digital download	Universal	[59]
Germany	3 December 2010	CD digital download	Embassy of Music	[60]
Poland		CD	Universal	[61]
Italy	7 December 2010	Digital download		[62]
Australia	10 December 2010	CD	Modular	[63]
Spain	14 December 2010	Digital download	Universal	[64]
Worldwide	13 April 2019	LP	Konichiwa	[65]

Body Talk Pt. 3

Body Talk Pt. 3
EP by Robyn
Released	22 November 2010
Recorded	2010
Genre	Synth-pop dance-pop
Length	18:42
Label	Konichiwa
Producer	Jocke Åhlund Klas Åhlund Billboard Max Martin Shellback
Robyn chronology
Body Talk (2010) Body Talk Pt. 3 (2010) Do It Again (2014)

Body Talk Pt. 3 is the third extended play (EP) by Swedish recording artist Robyn. The EP was released on 22 November 2010, simultaneously with Robyn's seventh studio album, Body Talk (2010). In November 2011, the EP garnered a Grammy Award nomination for Best Dance/Electronica Album; while the second single, "Call Your Girlfriend", received a nomination for Best Dance Recording.

Track listing

Body Talk Pt. 3

No.	Title	Lyrics	Music	Production	Length
1.	"Indestructible"	Robyn K. Åhlund	Robyn K. Åhlund	K. Åhlund	3:41
2.	"Time Machine"	Martin Shellback Somajo Robyn K. Åhlund	Martin Shellback	Martin Shellback	3:33
3.	"Call Your Girlfriend"	K. Åhlund Robyn	K. Åhlund Robyn Kronlund	K. Åhlund Billboard^[a]	3:47
4.	"Get Myself Together"	K. Åhlund Robyn	K. Åhlund Robyn Kronlund	K. Åhlund Billboard^[a]	3:41
5.	"Stars 4-Ever"	K. Åhlund J. Åhlund Robyn	K. Åhlund J. Åhlund	K. Åhlund J. Åhlund Billboard^[a]	4:00
Total length:					18:42

Notes

• ^{^a} signifies co-producer

Charts

Chart (2010)	Peak position
Danish Albums Chart[66]	27
UK Dance Albums (OCC)[67]	11
US Billboard Dance/Electronic Albums[68]	7

Release history

Country	Date	Format	Label	Ref.
United States	22 November 2010	Digital download	Konichiwa Cherrytree Interscope	[69]
Denmark	24 November 2010	CD	Parlophone	[70]
Sweden				[71]
Germany	3 November 2010	CD digital download	Embassy of Music	[72]

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External links

• Body Talk at Metacritic