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    “As a music nerd, I just had to follow my heart, and my heart was those beats that were happening in England. And maybe what I’m understanding more and more as I get older, is that music like Kate Bush has really influenced me.

    Brian Eno. Acid. Electronic beats. Labels like Warp.

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    And if there’s such a thing in pop music as a Music Tree, I see myself on the same branch… I’ve been calling it ‘matriarch electronic music.’ So I think that was the heart I was following.” Björk in Time Magazine 2015

    From my first listen to The Sugarcubes’ debut album Life’s Too Good at my college radio station WNYU, I have been fascinated by Björk.

    Her strikingly powerful voice that is able to leap from a howl to a whisper, her playful use of the English language, her single-mindedness as an artist, and the gravitas of her presence and performance have always been compelling.

    Björk signed Colleen’s Sugarcubes album when she visited WNYU.

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