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| name = Utopia | type = studio | artist = Björk | cover = Utopia Björk.jpg | border = yes | alt = | released = {{Start date|df=yes|2017|11|24}} | recorded = 2016–17 | venue = | studio = | genre = {{hlist|Avant-garde[1]|folktronica[2]}} | length = {{Duration|m=71|s=38}} | label = One Little Indian | producer = {{hlist|Björk|Arca|Rabit}} | prev_title = Vulnicura Live | prev_year = 2015 | next_title = | next_year = | misc = {{Singles | name = Utopia | type = studio | single1 = The Gate | single1date = {{Start date|df=yes|2017|9|15}} | single2 = Blissing Me | single2date = {{Start date|df=yes|2017|11|15}} | single3 = Arisen My Senses | single3date = {{Start date|df=yes|2018|3|21}} }} }}Utopia is the ninth{{refn|group=nb|Utopia is officially considered to be Björk's ninth album. However, this is the tenth solo album if her self-titled 1977 album is included, or her eleventh album if her 1990 jazz album Gling-Gló with tríó Guðmundar Ingólfssonar is also included.}} studio album by Icelandic singer-musician Björk. It was primarily produced by Björk and Venezuelan electronic record producer Arca, and released on 24 November 2017 through One Little Indian Records.[1] The album received critical acclaim from music critics for its production, songwriting and Björk’s vocals, and later received a nomination for Best Alternative Music Album at the 61st Annual Grammy Awards, becoming Björk’s eighth nomination in the category. Background and release{{Quote box| quote = "I kind of like the fact that it's a cliché, that word [...] it has a fascistic, 'I want the world to be like this!' feeling about it, because it's a proposal (of) how we can live with nature and technology in the most optimistic way possible." | source = — Björk on the album's title[2] |align = left | width = 250px }} Björk began working on Utopia soon after releasing Vulnicura in 2015. Upon winning the award for International Female Solo Artist at the 2016 Brit Awards, Björk did not appear as she was busy recording her new album.[3] In an interview published in March 2016, Björk likened the writing to "paradise" as opposed to Vulnicura being "hell... like divorce."[4] Speaking to Fader in March 2017, filmmaker and collaborator Andrew Thomas Huang said that he had been involved with Björk on her new album, stating that "quite a bit of it" had already been written, and that the "new album's gonna be really future-facing, in a hopeful way that I think is needed right now."[5] Utopia was announced via social media on 2 August 2017 with a handwritten note by Björk. The announcement coincided with Dazed{{'}}s autumn 2017 cover issue with Björk which included the announcement of few song titles.[6][7] The lead single, "The Gate" was announced on 12 September for a digital release the following week but received a surprise midnight release on 15 September.[8] The same day of the single's release, Björk announced the album's title, Utopia, during an interview with Nowness, stating she had "a thousand name suggestions" and "couldn't think of anything better," but it was open to change.[9] The release date of November 24 and cover art were unveiled on 31 October. Jesse Kanda, Arca's frequent collaborator and director of Björk's "Mouth Mantra" music video[10] designed the cover, which incorporated a silicone mask designed by frequent collaborator and mask maker James Merry.[11]On 15 November 2017, Utopia's second single, "Blissing Me", was released as a digital download only,[12][13] accompanied by a music video, directed by Tim Walker and Emma Dalzell, was released the following day. The album was released on 24 November 2017, with those who purchased the album receiving cryptocurrency in the form of 100 audiocoins (with a value of about $0.19), through a partnership with British blockchain startup Blockpool.[14][15] While promoting Utopia, Björk revealed that she plans working on a live version of the album beginning in the spring of 2018. "There were a lot of flute things I didn't completely explore," she said, "like more soloists and mysterious kind of flute playing," and added "We have some additional flute songs and some different kind of angles."[16] CompositionWith fourteen tracks in total, Utopia clocks in at 71 minutes and 38 seconds, making it the longest of Björk's studio albums to date. The first comprehensive media coverage on the album came from an article published by Dazed.[17] Björk stated that the album is an exploration of utopia, with its writing process coinciding with her own personal, political and environmental concerns. She made headlines by describing the record as her "Tinder album".[18][19] She later clarified her comment, saying that the album would cover a different emotional terrain than her last record which she constantly referred to as her heartbreak album.[20] {{Quote box| quote = "I obviously saw a gigantic musician in him, and I felt that he had gone into my world with such elegance and dignity and interpreted it, helped me (with) what was there, that I wanted to meet on a more equal basis. Of course it is my album for sure... but just as a pure musician, we decided to enter this other world and this other island which is the Arca/Björk overlap." | source = — Björk on her collaborative process with Arca on Utopia[2] | width = 25% }} The Dazed article revealed just how involved Arca, co-producer on Vulnicura, was on Utopia. Unlike their previous collaboration where Arca came on board after all the songs and string arrangements were written, the new album saw them collaborating from the start. Arca had encouraged her to pursue a direction she'd hinted at on obscure cuts like "Batabid", a "Pagan Poetry" B-side, and "Ambergris March" from Drawing Restraint 9. According to Björk, their collaboration was "a musical conversation that was cross-generational, cross-Atlantic, him encouraging me to go into this area that I sort of suggested years ago, but didn't necessarily go all the way,"[17] Björk said that air was a conscious, stylistic choice for the album after frequently composing for strings arrangements in her previous work: "I started a 12 piece Icelandic flute section and spent a few months recording and rehearsing with them [...] We decided to have synths that have a lot of air sounds in them and flutes that sound synthy."[2] She said the melodies were composed while out walking in the Icelandic wilderness, and once she had completed the melodies, she wrote the flute arrangements, later superimposing melodies. The lyrics were the final element in the songwriting process.[21] The Dazed article went on to reveal that the tranquil sounds of bird calls bridge a number of the tracks together, a similar flourish to her 2007 album, Volta. These sounds came from original field recordings by Björk herself but were also sampled from Jean C. Roché's 1973 album, Oiseaux du Vénézuéla, which Björk considers as one of her favorite albums.[17] The Dazed article revealed many song titles including lead single "The Gate".[22] "'The Gate' is essentially a love song," says Björk, "but I say "love" in a more transcendent way. Vulnicura was about a very personal loss, and I think this new album is about a love that's even greater. It's about rediscovering love – but in a spiritual way, for lack of a better word."[23] Two additional song titles were released by Dazed, "Losss" and "Features Creatures". "Losss" was co-produced by Texas-based producer Rabit, who stated that the song was his first outside production work, and that the song serves a reminder of "how force of will is the ultimate force." "Features Creatures" talks about seeing someone with the same accent as a lover.[17] In an interview with Harpcolumn.com, harpist Katie Buckley revealed that the songs "Arisen My Senses" and "Blissing Me" were recorded over two years before the album's release, and she wasn't even sure those songs would appear on the final record. "The final harp part on “Loss” was recorded this past summer," she revealed, and it wasn't until "Blissing Me" was released as a single a week before the album's release date that she got to hear the finished song. "I was completely surprised and quite excited by how exposed the harp was! When you’re just recording with click track, you really just have no idea. I have done a lot of wonderful things here in Iceland, but this is one of the coolest!" She said that Björk composed all the harp parts and Buckley's work was predominately as performer but also editor, revealing that originally "Blissing Me" was written for a harp trio but she suggested that a harp quartet would better capture what Björk was trying to accomplish.[24] In an interview published on The Creative Independent on 14 December 2017, Björk revealed that there were initially two different versions of the studio album, one without birdsong and with each song separated by silence as in a traditional studio album and the final version as released with birdsong and many of the tracks cross-fading into each other.[25] PromotionSinglesBy the end of 2017, two singles had been released from the album, both prior to Utopia's 24 November release date. The first was "The Gate", released digitally and on limited edition single-sided black vinyl. The single version is slightly different from the final album mix, with the bird song that accompanies the flute and vocal intro absent. The vinyl version is different still, with an additional 54 second flute instrumental outro added at the end of the song.[26] Utopia's second single, "Blissing Me", was released a week before the album released. A month later, on 13 December 2017, a two track "Blissing Me" remix EP was released featuring 2 new mixes, the first of which was a collaboration with Brooklyn singer Serpentwithfeet who contributes new lyrics and beats to the track. Björk had previously praised the singer in a September 2016 article with The Guardian.[27] The second remix was a "Harp Only" version of "Blissing Me" which has been described as "heavenly" by Consequence of Sound.[28] A limited edition turquoise vinyl version of the "Blissing Me" remixes was released in February 2018.[29]The third single "Arisen My Senses" was released on 21 March 2018, with a remix EP featuring three remixes from Lanark artefax, Jlin and Kelly Lee Owens.[30] A vinyl release of the EP will be released on 25 May.[31] Music videosThe first two music videos from Utopia accompanied the album's first two singles, "The Gate" and "Blissing Me". "The Gate" was directed by Björk's frequent collaborator Andrew Thomas Huang and debuted to critical acclaim, eventually being named the best music video of 2017 by Pitchfork.[32] Of the video, Huang said, "“The Gate” picks up where 2015’s Vulnicura left off. It is the first glimpse into Björk’s utopia. The doorway lies within the wound from Vulnicura, which now appears transformed into a prismatic portal channeled between the chests of two lovers. Not lovers in the quotidian romantic sense, but in a broader cosmological way... "The Gate" is a declaration of hope sung by a woman refracted and re-formed into a luminous whole". He went on to describe the experience as the "culmination of my five-year collaboration with Björk".[33] "Blissing Me" was directed by Tim Walker and Emma Dalzell. Critics noted the video's simplicity when compared to the VR experiments of the Vulnicura videos and heavy reliance on CGI on "The Gate".[34] Fashion magazine Vogue praised this quality, declaring it "one of her most restrained moments in recent memory... despite her "Gucci platforms". In addition to her yellow Gucci shoes, Björk wears a ruffled, blue semi-sheer tulle jumpsuit by British designer Pam Hogg. James Merry, frequent Björk collaborator/mask maker, adorned her braids with flowers and other delicate ornaments.[35] Björk's makeup was the work of Berlin-based drag artist Hungry, who also collaborated in the album's cover art.[36] A third music video, "Utopia", was released on 8 December 2017.[37] It was directed by Warren Du Preez and Nick Thornton Jones and features Björk "in yet another one of her fantastical worlds, this one populated by flutes and blue birds and soft pink viscera."[38] In comparing the video for "Utopia" against the album's previous two videos, Hanna Flemming of Paste Magazine said, "Björk finally gives us what is most nearly the living room or gathering valley of this (utopian) realm, fully-fledged, realized and picturesque."[39] The fourth music video from Utopia was of the album's opening track, "Arisen My Senses". It depicts Björk's rebirth with "the singer emerging from a womb, before entering a fantasy world as a fiery, feathered, winged creature" and has been described as "artfully disturbing".[40] The video was made in close collaboration between Björk, director Jesse Kanda, with whom the Icelandic singer had collaborated with on the video for Vulnicura's 2015 music video for "Mouth Mantra", and Arca, Utopia's co-producer. The video was presented by WeTransfer and debuted on their site on 18 December 2017.[41] It was described as "her hottest (music video) to date" by Paste Magazine[42] but Arca's appearance in the video was criticised by her fanbase. Both Björk and Arca addressed the controversy, with Arca writing on Instagram, "so many comments from ppl (sic) saying i should stay away from björk, ruined the arisen video by appearing or whatever .. when i’ve clicked thru (sic) to ur (sic) profiles i’ve only found faces that look sweet, soft body language and tender eyed selfies! to you: i send a soft kiss back". Björk replied to Arca’s message later, comparing Arca's appearance in the video to the late British musician Mark Bell's appearance in her 2008 video for “Declare Independence”, both of whom co-wrote the respective songs: "I am surprised why some of my fans have a difficulty with this," and asked fans "be open minded to the complexities of musical union (sic) between generations and different sexual orientations. Making this video with Jesse Kanda was a precious signage for us to recognize collaborations across all those."[43][44] Tour{{Main|Utopia Tour (Björk concert tour)}}On 30 October 2017, Björk was announced as one of the headliners for the All Points East music festival in London.[45] She is scheduled to perform on 27 May 2018, her first confirmed live gig of the Utopia Tour. On 2 November, another live date was announced, this time at the Aarhus in Denmark as part of the Northside Festival, to be held on 7 June 2018. Björk first performed at Aarhus on 9 September 1993, the third night of her first concert tour as a solo artist.[46] The Utopia Tour began, however, with 2 special dress rehearsals in Reykjavík, Iceland on 9 and 12 April 2018,[47] which opened to positive reviews from the Icelandic press.[48] Promotional appearancesBjörk appeared on the BBC television series Later... with Jools Holland on 22 May 2018 after a break of 6 years from performing on TV. Her last television appearance was during the second year of the Biophilia Tour in 2012 when she appeared on The Colbert Report[49] and sang "Cosmogony", the second single from Biophilia which was released 8 months prior to the show's taping. Björk last appeared on Later on 22 November 2011 where she performed a set of 3 songs from the then just released Biophilia.[50] An extended hour-long broadcast of the show on 26 May featured two additional songs, "The Gate"[51] and "Blissing Me".[52] Critical reception{{Album ratings| MC = 82/100[53] | rev1 = AllMusic | rev1Score = {{Rating|4|5}}[54] | rev2 = The A.V. Club | rev2Score = A[55] | rev3 = Chicago Tribune | rev3Score = {{Rating|3.5|4}}[56] | rev4 = Entertainment Weekly | rev4Score = B+[57] | rev5 = The Guardian | rev5Score = {{Rating|3|5}}[58] | rev6 = NME | rev6Score = {{Rating|4|5}}[59] | rev7 = The Observer | rev7Score = {{Rating|4|5}}[60] | rev8 = Pitchfork | rev8Score = 8.4/10[61] | rev9 = Q | rev9Score = {{Rating|4|5}}[62] | rev10 = Rolling Stone | rev10Score = {{Rating|4|5}}[63] }}Utopia received acclaim from music critics. At Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream critics, the album received an average score of 82 based on 35 reviews, indicating "universal acclaim".[53] Reviewing Utopia for The Boston Globe, Terence Cawley found that the "both resolutely avant-garde and absolutely beautiful" album showcases Björk and Arca "pushing each other to create something entirely unique".[64] In The A.V. Club, Kelsey J. Waite wrote that Arca's presence does not detract from the album's "seamlessness" with Björk's past work, while noting that "the duo's experiments never come off as indulgent; they feel like physical, necessary expressions of the album’s elemental emotions".[55] Kitty Empire of The Observer stated that Utopia largely eschews the "austere, extreme" themes of Vulnicura and instead "harkens back to the nature love of older albums such as Biophilia and Vespertine, and the default lust for life Björk has exhibited throughout her long career,"[60] while Will Hermes of Rolling Stone remarked that it "radiates playfulness and pleasure".[63] Heather Phares of AllMusic found that lyrically, the album is not "quite as idyllic as its title implies, but its mix of idealism and realism makes it an even greater success as a manifesto for radically open love and as a document of thriving after loss."[54] Spin{{'}}s Winston Cook-Wilson called the album "full-on music-theater unlike anything Björk has yet attempted" and credited Björk for managing to "surprise with unforced and meaningful reinvention".[65] Describing Utopia as "almost completely a sensory experience", Leah Greenblatt of Entertainment Weekly was more reserved in her praise, remarking that the album's focus on soundscapes rendered it less accessible than Björk's 1990s and early 2000s output, despite commending Björk's continued fondness for artistic reinvention.[57] The Daily Telegraph critic Neil McCormick found that the album lacked the emotional focus of Vulnicura, adding that its concept of "women fleeing patriarchy to form an eco-island community" was largely indecipherable from the lyrics.[66] Alexis Petridis of The Guardian felt that despite the "enormous amount of thought and care... expended on the sound of the album", it lacks strong melodies to anchor several of its tracks.[58] Accolades
Chart performanceUtopia peaked at number 75 on the Billboard 200 chart in the US and number 25 in the UK. It debuted at number 48 on Japan's Oricon Weekly Albums chart with 1,593 copies sold in its first week of release in Japan.[102]Track listingCredits adapted from iTunes.[1] All lyrics written by Björk; all tracks produced by Björk and Arca, except where noted. {{track listing| title1 = Arisen My Senses | music1 = {{hlist|Björk|Arca}} | length1 = 4:59 | title2 = Blissing Me | music2 = Björk | length2 = 5:05 | title3 = The Gate | music3 = {{hlist|Björk|Arca}} | length3 = 6:33 | title4 = Utopia | music4 = Björk | length4 = 4:42 | title5 = Body Memory | music5 = Björk | length5 = 9:46 | title6 = Features Creatures | music6 = {{hlist|Björk|Sarah Hopkins}} | note6 = producer: Björk | length6 = 4:49 | title7 = Courtship | music7 = Björk | length7 = 4:44 | title8 = Losss | music8 = Björk | note8 = producers: Björk, Rabit, Arca | length8 = 6:51 | title9 = Sue Me | music9 = {{hlist|Björk|Arca}} | length9 = 4:57 | title10 = Tabula Rasa | music10 = Björk | length10 = 4:42 | title11 = Claimstaker | music11 = {{hlist|Björk|Arca}} | length11 = 3:18 | title12 = Paradisia | music12 = Björk | note12 = producer: Björk | length12 = 1:44 | title13 = Saint | music13 = Björk | length13 = 4:41 | title14 = Future Forever | music14 = {{hlist|Björk|Arca}} | length14 = 4:47 | total_length = 71:38 }}Vinyl edition[103]{{Track listing | collapsed = yes | headline = Side one | title1 = Arisen My Senses | music1 = {{hlist|Björk|Arca}} | length1 = 4:59 | title2 = Blissing Me | music2 = Björk | length2 = 5:05 | title3 = The Gate | music3 = {{hlist|Björk|Arca}} | length3 = 6:33 }}{{Track listing | collapsed = yes | headline = Side two | title4 = Body Memory | music4 = Björk | length4 = 9:46 | title5 = Losss | music5 = Björk | note5 = producers: Björk, Rabit, Arca | length5 = 6:51 }}{{Track listing | collapsed = yes | headline = Side three | title6 = Utopia | music6 = Björk | length6 = 4:42 | title7 = Saint | music7 = Björk | length7 = 4:41 | title8 = Courtship | music8 = Björk | length8 = 4:44 | title9 = Sue Me | music9 = {{hlist|Björk|Arca}} | length9 = 4:57 }}{{Track listing | collapsed = yes | headline = Side four | title10 = Tabula Rasa | music10 = Björk | length10 = 4:42 | title11 = Claimstaker | music11 = {{hlist|Björk|Arca}} | length11 = 3:18 | title12 = Paradisia | music12 = Björk | note12 = producer: Björk | length12 = 1:44 | title13 = Features Creatures | music13 = {{hlist|Björk|Sarah Hopkins}} | note13 = producer: Björk | length13 = 4:49 | title14 = Future Forever | music14 = {{hlist|Björk|Arca}} | length14 = 4:47 | total_length = 71:38 }}Notes
PersonnelCredits adapted from the liner notes of Utopia.[105] {{Div col}}
Charts
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