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I'm Jim D. Wurgatis and I'm Greg Kott but first Jim and I have two new albums to review by Bjork

and the yeah yeah yeah's.

Our leads will just excuses to love.

That is Adapose, the first track from the 10th studio album by Bjork Fasara.

Our first studio album since 2017 when she put out Utopia, Fasara means she who digs Jim in case you

were wondering. I wasn't but it is. It's sort of a made-up word that one of those Bjorkian phrases

that she made up. She's an influencer, right Jim? From Iceland everybody, you know,

influencers in the 20th century. Music, art, fashion, technology, people look to Bjork for tips

on all of the above. She's one of those type of people who, what she does is innovative almost

in every aspect of her life. In the musical world, producer, singer, performer, conceptualist,

she pretty much does it all. Let's not forget fashion icon with the swan dress.

But I'm just talking about the music stuff. I mean, you know, put her in a studio and she's been

in charge for a very long time. She has worked with a number of collaborators over the years.

Let's not forget that. But she brings them together in innovative ways. Millions of album sales,

31 of her songs have hit top 40 charts around the world. She's an international artist in every

sense of the word. As I mentioned, this is her 10th studio album. No two albums are alike in her

catalog. We're going to dig into it in a second. But let's play a track from Fasara. Here is the

title track from the new studio album from Bjork on Sound Appearance.

That is Fasara, the title track of Bjork's 10th studio album. The first we've heard from her

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