Human Behaviour
Sung from an animal’s point of view, watching people.
Rhune
Björk wrote Human Behaviour as a teenager and put it aside, because it wasn’t punk.
She had about half the album’s songs before she moved to London in 1992. Nellee Hooper, who had produced Soul II Soul, made it with her, mixing club beats with harp, tabla and brass. Debut has sold 4.7 million copies.
Sung from an animal’s point of view, watching people.
Talvin Singh plays tabla and directed the strings, recorded in India.
Recorded live in the toilets of the Milk Bar, a London club.
A jazz standard from 1944. Corky Hale plays the harp.
Her voice and saxophones, arranged by Oliver Lake.