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Songs recorded by Björk
Björk performing in Victoria Park, London during her Utopia tour (2018)
Songs227
Other contributions64

Icelandic singer and songwriter Björk has recorded more than two hundred songs for ten studio albums, two soundtrack albums, a compilation album, six remix albums and three collaboration albums. She is the sole writer and producer of most of the songs included in her albums. She also sometimes plays instruments during her recording sessions. Moreover, she has provided credited and uncredited contributions on songs recorded by other artists, including background vocals, songwriting, remixing and production.

After enrolling at the Barnamúsíkskóli in Reykjavík, she started developing an interest in writing and performing. A live recording of her rendition of Tina Charles' 1976 song "I Love to Love", sung when she was 10 years old, led to the signing of a record deal with Fálkinn. Her first eponymous solo release (1977), nowadays considered juvenilia, consisted of cover songs. Nonetheless, the album included her first composition, "Jóhannes Kjarval". Thereafter, Björk ventured into music bands experiences, singing as the lead voice of groups like Tappi Tíkarrass, Kukl, the Elgar Sisters and, most notably, the Sugarcubes. While recording with the Sugarcubes, Björk appeared as a background vocalist for fellow artists like Megas, Current 93 and Bless, and some of her original music was included in local music compilations. In 1990 she released Gling-Gló alongside Tríó Guðmundar Ingólfssonar, a cover album of jazz standards.

In 1993, after departing from The Sugarcubes, Björk released her first solo album, Debut, which propelled her to international stardom. The album was followed by a series of critically acclaimed recordings, including Post (1995), Homogenic (1997), Vespertine (2001), Medúlla (2004), Volta (2007), Biophilia (2011), Vulnicura (2015), Utopia (2017), and Fossora (2022). All of her albums were released under One Little Independent Records. Björk has collaborated with a number of artists and songwriters throughout her career, including Nellee Hooper, Sjón, Mark Bell, Anohni and Arca.

Björk's recorded output also encompasses songs recorded for motion pictures. She has composed theme songs for The Young Americans (1993), Anton (1996), Being John Malkovich (1999), Með mann á bakinu (2004), Hot Chocolate (2005) and Moomins and the Comet Chase (2010). Most notably, she created the soundtrack for Dancer in the Dark (2000), directed by Lars von Trier, while also acting as the main protagonist in the film itself, a role which gained her the Best Actress Award at the 53rd Cannes Film Festival, whereas her song "I've Seen It All" received a nomination at the 73rd Academy Awards for Best Original Song. Björk reprised double duty as main actress and composer for Matthew Barney's Drawing Restraint 9, for which she recorded an eponymous soundtrack (2005). Her latest contribution for a film is recording background vocals for The Northman soundtrack, her fourth feature movie role.

During the course of her career, Björk's songs and compositions were nominated for several music awards. She has received five BRIT Awards, four MTV Video Music Awards, one Academy Award nomination, and fifteen Grammy Awards nominations. In 2010, the Royal Swedish Academy of Music awarded her with the prestigious Polar Music Prize, considered the equivalent of the "Nobel Prize of Music" in Sweden, praising "her deeply personal music and lyrics, her precise arrangements and her unique voice".[1][2] In 2017, Björk released her first song book, titled 34 Scores for Piano, Organ, Harpsichord and Celeste, which features a selection of arrangements for songs belonging to her catalogue.

Songs

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Key
† Indicates single release
‡ Indicates promotional single release
# Indicates single release as a featured artist
§ Indicates songs unreleased in a commercial form
Name of song, performing artists, writers, originating albums, and year released.
Song Artist(s) Writer(s) Producer(s) Album(s) Year Ref(s).
"107 Steps"
[note 1] 		Björk with
Siobhan Fallon 		Björk
Sjón
Lars von Trier 		Björk
Mark Bell 		Selmasongs 2000 [3]
[4]
"5 Years" Björk Björk Björk
Mark Bell 		Homogenic 1997 [5]
[6]
"Aeroplane" Björk Björk Nellee Hooper Debut 1993 [7]
[8]
"Afi" Björgvin Gíslason
featuring Björk Guðmundsdóttir 		Björgvin Gíslason
Bjartmar Guđlaugsson 		Björgvin Gíslason Örugglega 1983 [9]
[10]
"Afterwards"
[note 2] 		Arca
featuring Björk 		Arca
Björk
Antonio Machado 		Arca KiCk i 2020 [11]
[12]
"Alarm Call" † Björk Björk Björk
Mark Bell 		Homogenic 1997 [5]
"Álfur Út Ur Hól"
[note 3] 		Björk Guðmundsdóttir John Lennon
Paul McCartney
Björgvin Hólm 		Pálmi Gunnarsson
Sigurður Karlsson
Tony Cook 		Björk 1977 [13]
"All Is Full of Love" † Björk Björk Howie B
Björk
[note 4] 		Homogenic 1997 [5]
[14]
"All Neon Like" Björk Björk Björk
Mark Bell 		Homogenic 1997 [5]
[15]
"All We Are"
[note 5] 		Björk with
Dirty Projectors 		David Longstreth David Longstreth Mount Wittenberg Orca 2010 [16]
[17]
"Allow" Björk featuring
Emilie Nicolas 		Björk
Emilie Nicolas 		Björk Fossora 2022 [18]
"Alta Mira"
[note 6] 		Björk Guðmundsdóttir Edgar Winter
Björgvin Hólm 		Pálmi Gunnarsson
Sigurður Karlsson
Tony Cook 		Björk 1977 [13]
"Ambergris March" Björk Björk Björk
Mark Bell
Valgeir Sigurðsson 		Drawing Restraint 9 2005 [19]
[20]
"Amphibian"
[note 7] 		Björk Björk Björk
Valgeir Sigurðsson
Mark Bell 		Being John Malkovich
"Cocoon" 		1999
2002 		[21]
[22]
"An Echo, a Stain" Björk Björk
Guy Sigsworth 		Björk Vespertine 2001 [23]
[24]
"Ancestors"
[note 8] 		Björk Björk
Tagaq 		Björk Medúlla 2004 [25]
[26]
"Ancestress" †
[note 9] 		Björk featuring
Sindri Eldon 		Björk Björk Fossora 2022 [27]
"Antarctic Return" Björk Björk Björk Drawing Restraint 9 2005 [19]
[28]
"Arabadrengurinn" Björk Guðmundsdóttir Sævar Árnason
Björgvin Hólm 		Pálmi Gunnarsson
Sigurður Karlsson
Tony Cook 		Björk 1977 [13]
"Arisen My Senses" †
[note 10] 		Björk Björk
Arca 		Björk
Arca 		Utopia 2017 [29]
"Army of Me" †
[note 11] 		Björk Björk
Graham Massey 		Björk
Graham Massey
Nellee Hooper 		Post 1995 [30]
[31]
[32]
"Arpeggio" Björk Björk Björk Utopia (Bird Call Boxset USB edition) 2019 [33]
"Ástartöfrar" Björk Guðmundsdóttir with
Tríó Guðmundar Ingólfssonar 		Valdimar Auðunsson Tómas Magnús Tómasson Gling-Gló 1990 [34]
"Atlantic" Björk Björk Björk "Human Behaviour" 1993 [35]
"Atom Dance" Björk with
Anohni 		Björk
Oddný Eir Ævarsdóttir 		Björk
Arca 		Vulnicura 2015 [36]
[37]
"Atopos" † Björk featuring
Kasimyn 		Björk
Kasimyn 		Björk Fossora 2022 [27]
"Aurora" Björk Björk Björk Vespertine 2001 [23]
[38]
"Bachelorette" † Björk Björk
Sjón 		Björk Homogenic 1997 [5]
[39]
"Bænin"
[note 12] 		Björk Guðmundsdóttir Melanie Safka
Kolbrún Jónsdóttir 		Pálmi Gunnarsson
Sigurður Karlsson
Tony Cook 		Björk 1977 [13]
"Batabid" Björk Björk Björk "Pagan Poetry" 2001 [40]
[41]
"Bath"
[note 13] 		Björk Björk
Akira Rabelais 		Björk Drawing Restraint 9 2005 [19]
[42]
"Beautiful Mother"
[note 5] 		Björk with
Dirty Projectors 		David Longstreth David Longstreth Mount Wittenberg Orca 2010 [16]
[17]
"Bella Símamær" Björk Guðmundsdóttir with
Tríó Guðmundar Ingólfssonar 		Mark Fontenoy
Loftur Guðmundsson 		Tómas Magnús Tómasson Gling-Gló 1990 [34]
"Big Time Sensuality" † Björk Björk
Nellee Hooper 		Nellee Hooper Debut 1993 [7]
[43]
"Bílavísur"
[note 14] 		Björk Guðmundsdóttir with
Tríó Guðmundar Ingólfssonar 		Jack Holmes
Jón Sigurðsson 		Tómas Magnús Tómasson Gling-Gló 1990 [34]
"Black Lake" Björk Björk Björk
Arca 		Vulnicura 2015 [36]
[44]
"Blissing Me" †
[note 15][note 16] 		Björk Björk Björk
Arca 		Utopia 2017 [29]
[45]
"Body Memory" Björk Björk Björk
Arca 		Utopia 2017 [29]
"Borealis" Jlin featuring
Björk 		Jerrilynn Patton
Björk 		Jerrilynn Patton Akoma 2024 [46]
"Börnin Viđ Tjörnina" Björk Guðmundsdóttir with
Tríó Guðmundar Ingólfssonar 		Jenni Jónsson Tómas Magnús Tómasson Gling-Gló 1990 [34]
"Brestir Og Brak" Björk Guðmundsdóttir with
Tríó Guðmundar Ingólfssonar 		Jón Múli Árnason
Jónas Árnason 		Tómas Magnús Tómasson Gling-Gló 1990 [34]
"Búkolla"
[note 17] 		Björk Guðmundsdóttir Stevie Wonder
Syreeta Wright
Björgvin Hólm 		Pálmi Gunnarsson
Sigurður Karlsson
Tony Cook 		Björk 1977 [13]
"Cetacea" Björk Björk
Matthew Barney 		Björk Drawing Restraint 9 2005 [19]
[47]
"Charlene" Björk Björk
Ken Downie
Ed Handley
Andy Turner 		Björk
Nellee Hooper 		"Isobel" 1995 [48]
[49]
"Claimstaker" Björk Björk
Arca 		Björk
Arca 		Utopia 2017 [29]
"Cocoon" † Björk Björk
Thomas Knak 		Björk
Thomas Knak 		Vespertine 2001 [23]
[50]
"Come to Me" Björk Björk Nellee Hooper Debut 1993 [7]
[51]
"Cosmogony" † Björk Björk
Sjón 		Björk Biophilia 2011 [52]
[53]
"Courtship"
[note 18] 		Björk Björk Björk
Arca 		Utopia 2017 [29]
"Cover Me" Björk Björk Björk Post 1995 [30]
[54]
"Crying" Björk Björk
Nellee Hooper 		Nellee Hooper Debut 1993 [7]
[55]
"Crystalline" † Björk Björk Björk
16bit 		Biophilia 2011 [52]
[56]
"Cvalda" Björk with
Catherine Deneuve 		Björk
Mark Bell
Sjón
Lars von Trier 		Björk
Mark Bell 		Selmasongs 2000 [3]
[57]
"Dark Matter" Björk Björk
Mark Bell 		Björk Biophilia 2011 [52]
[58]
"Declare Independence" †
[note 19] 		Björk Björk
Mark Bell 		Björk
Mark Bell 		Volta 2007 [59]
[60]
"Desired Constellation" Björk Björk
Olivier Alary 		Björk Medúlla 2004 [25]
[61]
"Domestica" Björk Björk Björk "Pagan Poetry" 2001 [40]
[62]
"Earth Intruders" † Björk Timbaland
Danja
Björk 		Timbaland
Björk
Danja 		Volta 2007 [59]
[63]
"Ég Veit Ei Hvađ Skal Segja"
[note 20] 		Björk Guðmundsdóttir with
Tríó Guðmundar Ingólfssonar 		Larry Coleman
Joe Darion
Norman Gimbel
Loftur Guðmundsson 		Tómas Magnús Tómasson Gling-Gló 1990 [34]
"Enjoy" Björk Björk
Tricky 		Björk
Tricky 		Post 1995 [30]
[64]
"Fagurt Er í Fjörðum" Björk Látra-Björg Björk Fossora 2022 [18]
"Family" Björk Björk
Arca 		Björk
The Haxan Cloak
Arca 		Vulnicura 2015 [36]
[65]
"Features Creatures" †
[note 21] 		Björk Björk
Sarah Hopkins 		Björk Utopia 2017 [29]
"Flétta" Antony and the Johnsons
featuring Björk 		Anohni
Björk 		Anohni Swanlights 2010 [66]
"Foot Soldier" Björk Björk
Mark Bell 		Björk
Mark Bell 		"Hidden Place" 2001 [67]
"Fossora" †
[note 22] 		Björk featuring
Kasimyn 		Björk
Kasimyn 		Björk Fossora 2022 [18]
"Freefall" Björk Björk Björk Fossora 2022 [18]
"Frosti" Björk Björk Björk Vespertine 2001 [23]
[68]
"Fungal City" Björk featuring
Serpentwithfeet 		Björk Björk Fossora 2022 [27]
"Fúsi Hreindýr" Björk Guðmundsdóttir Björgvin Gíslason
Björgvin Hólm 		Pálmi Gunnarsson
Sigurður Karlsson
Tony Cook 		Björk 1977 [13]
"Future Forever" Björk Björk
Arca 		Björk
Arca 		Utopia 2017 [29]
"Generous Palmstroke" Björk Björk
Zeena Parkins 		Björk
Marius de Vries 		"Hidden Place" 2001 [69]
[70]
"Gling Gló" Björk Guðmundsdóttir with
Tríó Guðmundar Ingólfssonar 		Alfreð Clausen
Kristín Engilbertsdóttir 		Tómas Magnús Tómasson Gling-Gló 1990 [34]
"Gloomy Sunday" §
[note 23] 		Björk Rezső Seress
Sam M. Lewis 		Don Henley Stormy Weather 1998 [71]
[72]
"Glóra" Björk Björk Björk "Big Time Sensuality" 1993 [73]
[74]
"Gotham Lullaby"
[note 24] 		Björk with
the Brodsky Quartet 		Meredith Monk Björk
Brodsky Quartet 		Monk Mix: Remixes and Interpretations of Music by Meredith Monk 2012 [75]
"Gratitude"
[note 25] 		Björk Björk
Matthew Barney 		Björk Drawing Restraint 9 2005 [19]
[76]
"Harm of Will" Björk Björk
Guy Sigsworth
Harmony Korine 		Björk Vespertine 2001 [23]
[77]
"Headphones" Björk Björk
Tricky 		Björk
Tricky 		Post 1995 [30]
[78]
"Heirloom"
[note 26] 		Björk Björk
Console 		Björk
Console 		Vespertine 2001 [23]
[79]
"Her Mother's House"
[note 27] 		Björk featuring
Ísadóra Bjarkardóttir Barney 		Björk
Ísadóra Bjarkardóttir Barney 		Björk Fossora 2022 [27]
"Hidden Place" †
[note 28] 		Björk Björk
Guy Sigsworth
Mark Bell
[note 29] 		Björk Vespertine 2001 [23]
[80]
"Himnaför" Björk Guðmundsdóttir Björgvin Hólm Pálmi Gunnarsson
Sigurður Karlsson
Tony Cook 		Björk 1977 [13]
"History of Touches" Björk Björk Björk
Arca 		Vulnicura 2015 [36]
[81]
"Hollow" Björk Björk Björk Biophilia 2011 [52]
[82]
"Holographic Entrypoint"
[note 30] 		Björk Matthew Barney Björk Drawing Restraint 9 2005 [19]
[83]
"Hope" Björk Björk
Timbaland 		Björk Volta 2007 [59]
[84]
"Human Behaviour" †
[note 31] 		Björk Björk
Nellee Hooper 		Nellee Hooper Debut 1993 [7]
[85]
"Hunter" † Björk Björk Björk
Mark Bell 		Homogenic 1997 [5]
[86]
"Hunter Vessel" Björk Björk Björk Drawing Restraint 9 2005 [19]
[87]
"Hyperballad" † Björk Björk Björk
Nellee Hooper 		Post 1995 [30]
[88]
"I Can't Help Loving That Man"
[note 32] 		Björk Guðmundsdóttir with
Tríó Guðmundar Ingólfssonar 		Oscar Hammerstein II
Jerome Kern 		Tómas Magnús Tómasson Gling-Gló 1990 [34]
"Í Dansi Með þér"
[note 33] 		Björk Guðmundsdóttir with
Tríó Guðmundar Ingólfssonar 		Pablo Beltrán Ruiz
Þorsteinn Sveinsson 		Tómas Magnús Tómasson Gling-Gló 1990 [34]
"I Go Humble"
[note 34] 		Björk Björk
Mark Bell 		Björk
Nellee Hooper 		"Isobel" 1995 [48]
[89]
"I Miss You" †
[note 35] 		Björk Björk
Howie B 		Björk
Howie B 		Post 1995 [30]
[90]
"I Remember You"
[note 36] 		Björk Johnny Mercer
Victor Schertzinger 		Björk "Venus as a Boy" 1993 [91]
[92]
"I See Who You Are" Björk Björk
Mark Bell 		Björk Volta 2007 [59]
[93]
"I've Seen It All" ‡
[note 37] 		Björk with
Thom Yorke 		Björk
Sjón
Lars von Trier 		Björk
Mark Bell 		Selmasongs 2000 [3]
[94]
"Immature" Björk Björk Mark Bell
Björk
[note 38] 		Homogenic 1997 [5]
[95]
"In the Musicals"
[note 39] 		Björk Björk
Mark Bell
Sjón
Lars von Trier 		Björk
Mark Bell 		Selmasongs 2000 [3]
[96]
"Innocence" † Björk Timbaland
Danja
Björk 		Timbaland
Björk
Danja 		Volta 2007 [59]
[97]
"Isobel" † Björk Björk
Marius de Vries
Nellee Hooper
Sjón 		Björk
Nellee Hooper 		Post 1995 [30]
[98]
"It's in Our Hands" † Björk Björk Björk
Drew Daniel 		Greatest Hits 2002 [99]
[100]
"It's Not Up to You" Björk Björk Björk Vespertine 2001 [23]
[101]
"It's Oh So Quiet" †
[note 40] 		Björk Bert Reisfeld
Hans Lang 		Björk
Nellee Hooper 		Post 1995 [30]
[102]
"Jóga" † Björk Björk
Sjón 		Björk
Mark Bell 		Homogenic 1997 [5]
[103]
"Jóhannes Kjarval" Björk Guðmundsdóttir Björk Pálmi Gunnarsson
Sigurður Karlsson
Tony Cook 		Björk 1977 [13]
"Jólakötturinn"
[note 41] 		Björk Guðmundsdóttir Jóhannes úr Kötlum Ríkarður Örn Pálsson Hvít er Borg og Bær 1987 [10]
"Jólasveinar" §
[note 42] 		Björk Traditional Kevin Ryder
Gene "Bean" Baxter 		How the ... Stole Christmas 1995 [104]
"Karvel" Björk Björk
Graham Massey 		Graham Massey "I Miss You" 1997 [105]
[106]
"Kata Rokkar" Björk Guðmundsdóttir with
Tríó Guðmundar Ingólfssonar 		Theodór Einarsson Tómas Magnús Tómasson Gling-Gló 1990 [34]
"Keep Your Mouth Shut"
[note 43] 		Tricky featuring
Björk 		Tricky
Björk 		Tricky Nearly God 1996 [107]
[108]
"Komið"
[note 44] 		Björk Björk Björk Medúlla (Bonus track) 2004 [25]
[109]
"Leaving London" David Arnold with
Björk 		David Arnold David Arnold The Young Americans 1993 [110]
"Like Someone in Love"
[note 45] 		Björk Johnny Burke
Jimmy Van Heusen 		Björk
Nellee Hooper 		Debut 1993 [7]
[111]
"Lilith" Plaid featuring
Björk 		Plaid
Björk 		Plaid Not for Threes 1997 [112]
[113]
"Lionsong" ‡ Björk Björk Björk
Arca 		Vulnicura 2015 [36]
[114]
"Litli Tónlistarmaðurinn" Björk Guðmundsdóttir with
Tríó Guðmundar Ingólfssonar 		Jack Holmes
Jón Sigurðsson 		Tómas Magnús Tómasson Gling-Gló 1990 [34]
"Losss" Björk Björk Björk
Rabit
Arca 		Utopia 2017 [29]
"Luktar-Gvendur" Björk Guðmundsdóttir with
Tríó Guðmundar Ingólfssonar 		Nat Simon
Eiríkur Eiríksson 		Tómas Magnús Tómasson Gling-Gló 1990 [34]
"Með mann á bakinu" §
[note 46] 		Björk Björk Björk — 2004 [115]
"Miðvikudags" Björk Björk Björk Medúlla 2004 [25]
[116]
"Moon" † Björk Björk
Damian Taylor 		Björk Biophilia 2011 [52]
[117]
"Mother Heroic" Björk Björk
E. E. Cummings
Guy Sigsworth 		Björk "Hidden Place" 2001 [67]
[118]
"Mouth Mantra" Björk Björk Björk
Arca 		Vulnicura 2015 [36]
[119]
"Mouth's Cradle"
[note 47] 		Björk Björk Björk Medúlla 2004 [25]
"Músastiginn" Björk Guðmundsdóttir Björgvin Gíslason Pálmi Gunnarsson
Sigurður Karlsson
Tony Cook 		Björk 1977 [13]
"Mutual Core" Björk Björk Björk Biophilia 2011 [52]
[120]
"My Juvenile" Björk with
Anohni 		Björk Björk Volta 2007 [59]
[121]
"My Spine"
[note 48] 		Björk featuring
Evelyn Glennie 		Björk
Evelyn Glennie 		Björk
Evelyn Glennie 		"It's Oh So Quiet"
Telegram 		1995
1996 		[122]
[123]
[124]
"Mycelia" Björk Björk Björk Fossora 2022 [18]
"Náttúra" †
[note 49] 		Björk Björk Björk — 2008 [125]
[126]
[127]
"Nature Is Ancient"
"My Snare"
[note 50] 		Björk Björk
Mark Bell 		Björk
Mark Bell 		"Bachelorette" 1997 [128]
[129]
[130]
[131]
"New World" ‡ Björk Björk
Sjón
Lars von Trier 		Björk Selmasongs 2000 [3]
[132]
"No Embrace"
[note 5] 		Björk with
Dirty Projectors 		David Longstreth David Longstreth Mount Wittenberg Orca 2010 [16]
[17]
"North" §
[note 51] 		Gabríela Friðriksdóttir
featuring Björk 		Björk Björk Versations/Tetralogía 2005 [133]
"Notget" Björk Björk
Arca 		Björk
Arca 		Vulnicura 2015 [36]
[134]
"Nu Flyver Anton" § Björk Jakob Gislason
Björk 		Hilmar Örn Hilmarsson
Bjarne Helth Hansen 		Anton 1995 [135]
[136]
"Ó Borg, Mín Borg" KK with
Björk 		Haukur Morthens
Vilhjálmur frá Skáholti 		Un­known Sódóma Reykjavík 1992 [10]
"Ocean"
[note 5] 		Björk with
Dirty Projectors 		David Longstreth David Longstreth Mount Wittenberg Orca 2010 [16]
[17]
"Oceania" ‡
[note 52] 		Björk Björk
Sjón 		Björk
Mark Bell 		Medúlla 2004 [25]
[137]
"Óliver" Björk Guðmundsdóttir Jóhann Helgason
Björgvin Hólm 		Pálmi Gunnarsson
Sigurður Karlsson
Tony Cook 		Björk 1977 [13]
"Öll Birtan" Björk Björk Björk Medúlla 2004 [25]
"On and Ever Onward"
[note 5] 		Björk with
Dirty Projectors 		David Longstreth David Longstreth Mount Wittenberg Orca 2010 [16]
[17]
"One Day" Björk Björk Nellee Hooper Debut 1993 [7]
[138]
"Ooops" # 808 State featuring
Björk 		808 State
Björk 		808 State Ex:el 1991 [139]
[140]
[10]
"Opening Titles" David Arnold with
Björk 		David Arnold David Arnold The Young Americans 1993 [110]
"Oral" † Björk with
Rosalía 		Björk Björk
Sega Bodega
Rosalía 		— 2023 [141]
"Overture" Björk Björk Björk Selmasongs 2000 [3]
[142]
"Ovule" †
[note 53] 		Björk Björk Björk
El Guincho
Sideproject 		Fossora 2022 [143]
"Oxygen" Evelyn Glennie
featuring Björk 		Björk
Evelyn Glennie 		Björk
Evelyn Glennie 		Her Greatest Hits 1997 [144]
"Pabbi Minn"
[note 54] 		Björk Guðmundsdóttir with
Tríó Guðmundar Ingólfssonar 		Paul Burkhard
Þorsteinn Sveinsson 		Tómas Magnús Tómasson Gling-Gló 1990 [34]
"Pagan Poetry" † Björk Björk Björk
Marius de Vries
[note 55] 		Vespertine 2001 [23]
[145]
"Paradisia" Björk Björk Björk Utopia 2017 [29]
"Pearl"
[note 56] 		Björk Björk Björk Drawing Restraint 9 2005 [19]
[146]
"Petrolatum" Björk Björk
Mark Bell 		Mark Bell
Björk
Valgeir Sigurðsson 		Drawing Restraint 9
(Surrounded edition) 		2005 [19]
[147]
"Play Dead" †
[note 57] 		Björk with
David Arnold 		Björk
David Arnold
Jah Wobble 		David Arnold
Danny Cannon
Tim Simenon 		The Young Americans
Debut (Reissued edition) 		1993 [7]
[110]
[148]
"Pleasure Is All Mine"
[note 58] 		Björk Björk Björk Medúlla 2004 [25]
[149]
"Pluto" Björk Björk
Mark Bell 		Björk
Mark Bell 		Homogenic 1997 [5]
[150]
"Pneumonia" Björk Björk Björk Volta 2007 [59]
[151]
"Possibly Maybe" † Björk Björk Björk
Nellee Hooper 		Post 1995 [30]
[152]
"Prayer of the Heart"
[note 59] 		John Tavener with
Björk 		John Tavener
Traditional 		Björk A Portrait 2004 [153]
[154]
"Qmart" 808 State featuring
Björk 		808 State
Björk 		808 State Ex:el 1991 [155]
[140]
"Quicksand"
[note 60] 		Björk Björk
Spaces 		Björk Vulnicura 2015 [36]
[156]
"Ruby Baby"
[note 61] 		Björk Guðmundsdóttir with
Tríó Guðmundar Ingólfssonar 		Jerry Leiber
Mike Stoller 		Tómas Magnús Tómasson Gling-Gló 1990 [34]
"Sacrifice" Björk Björk Björk Biophilia 2011 [52]
[157]
"Saint" Björk Björk Björk
Arca 		Utopia 2017 [29]
"Scary" Björk Björk
Guy Sigsworth 		Björk "Bachelorette" 1997 [158]
[128]
"Scatterheart"
[note 62] 		Björk Björk
Sjón
Lars von Trier 		Björk
Mark Bell 		Selmasongs 2000 [3]
[159]
"Sharing Orb"
[note 5] 		Björk with
Dirty Projectors 		David Longstreth David Longstreth Mount Wittenberg Orca 2010 [16]
[17]
"Shimenawa" Björk Björk Björk Drawing Restraint 9 2005 [19]
[160]
"Short Term Affair" Tony Ferrino featuring
Björk 		Steve Brown
Steve Coogan 		Tot Taylor Phenomenon 1997 [161]
[162]
"Show Me Forgiveness" Björk Björk Björk Medúlla 2004 [25]
[163]
"Sídasta Ég" Björk Björk
Guðlaugur Kristinn Óttarsson
Þór Eldon 		Björk
Guðlaugur Kristinn Óttarsson 		"Big Time Sensuality" 1993 [161]
[73]
"So Broken" Björk Björk Björk "Jóga" 1997 [164]
[165]
"Sod Off" Björk Björk Björk "Jóga" 1997 [164]
[166]
"Solstice" Björk Björk
Sjón 		Björk Biophilia 2011 [52]
[167]
"Sonnets/Unrealities XI" Björk Björk
E. E. Cummings 		Björk Medúlla 2004 [25]
[168]
"Sorrowful Soil" Björk Björk Björk Fossora 2022 [27]
"Stígðu Mig" Björk Björk
Guðlaugur Kristinn Óttarsson
Þór Eldon 		Björk
Guðlaugur Kristinn Óttarsson 		"Venus as a Boy" 1993 [91]
[169]
"Stonemilker" ‡ Björk Björk Björk Vulnicura 2015 [36]
[170]
"Storm"
[note 63] 		Björk Björk
Leila Arab 		Björk Drawing Restraint 9 2005 [19]
[171]
"Submarine"
[note 64] 		Björk Björk Björk
Mark Bell 		Medúlla 2004 [25]
"Sue Me" Björk Björk
Arca 		Björk
Arca 		Utopia 2017 [29]
"Sun in My Mouth" Björk Björk
E. E. Cummings
Guy Sigsworth 		Björk Vespertine 2001 [23]
[172]
"Surrender" # Ólöf Arnalds featuring
Björk 		Ólöf Arnalds Davíð Þór Jónsson
Kjartan Sveinsson 		Innundir skinni 2010 [173]
"Sweet Intuition"
[note 65] 		Björk Björk
Ken Downie
Ed Handley
Andy Turner
[note 66] 		The Black Dog
Björk 		"Army of Me" 1995 [31]
[174]
"Synchronicity" §
[note 67] 		Björk Björk Björk
Valgeir Sigurðsson 		— 2004 [175]
"Tabula Rasa" Björk Björk Björk
Arca 		Utopia 2017 [29]
"Þad Sést Ekki Sætari Mey"
[note 68] 		Björk Guðmundsdóttir with
Tríó Guðmundar Ingólfssonar 		Irving Berlin
Loftur Guðmundsson 		Tómas Magnús Tómasson Gling-Gló 1990 [34]
"Takk" Björk with
þórhallur 		þórhallur
Björk 		Un­known Sódóma Reykjavík 1992 [10]
"Tetralógia" §
[note 51] 		Gabríela Friðriksdóttir
featuring Björk 		Björk Björk
Daníel Ágúst Haraldsson 		Versations/Tetralogía 2005 [133]
"The Anchor Song" Björk Björk Björk Debut 1993 [7]
[176]
"The Boho Dance"
[note 69] 		Björk Joni Mitchell Björk
Guy Sigsworth 		A Tribute to Joni Mitchell 2007 [177]
"The Comet Song" †
[note 70] 		Björk Björk
Sjón 		Björk
Matthew Herbert
Mark Bell 		— 2010 [178]
[179]
[127]
"The Dull Flame of Desire" †
[note 71] 		Björk with
Anohni 		Björk
Fyodor Tyutchev 		Björk Volta 2007 [59]
[180]
"The Gate" †
[note 16] 		Björk Björk
Arca 		Björk
Arca 		Utopia 2017 [181]
[182]
"The Modern Things" Björk Björk
Graham Massey 		Björk
Graham Massey
Nellee Hooper 		Post 1995 [30]
[183]
"There's More to Life Than This" Björk Björk
Nellee Hooper 		Nellee Hooper Debut 1993 [7]
[184]
"This Country Makes It Hard to Fuck" (Björk Remix)
[note 72] 		Fever Ray featuring
Björk 		Fever Ray Fever Ray
Peder Mannerfelt 		Country Creatures 2019 [185]
"Thunderbolt" Björk Björk
Oddný Eir Ævarsdóttir 		Björk Biophilia 2011 [52]
[186]
"Tondeleyo" Björk Guðmundsdóttir with
Tríó Guðmundar Ingólfssonar 		Sigfús Halldórsson
Tómas Guðmundsson 		Tómas Magnús Tómasson Gling-Gló 1990 [34]
"Trance" §
[note 73] 		Björk Björk Björk — 2010 [187]
"Travessia" §
[note 74] 		Björk Milton Nascimento
Fernando Brant 		Eumir Deodato
Arnaldo DeSouteiro 		— 1996 [188]
"Triumph of a Heart" † Björk Björk Björk Medúlla 2004 [25]
"Trölla-Gabba" Björk featuring
Kasimyn 		Björk
Kasimyn 		Björk Fossora 2022 [18]
"Undo" Björk Björk
Thomas Knak 		Björk Vespertine 2001 [23]
[189]
"Unison"
[note 75] 		Björk Björk Björk Vespertine 2001 [23]
[190]
"Unravel" Björk Björk
Guy Sigsworth 		Björk
Guy Sigsworth 		Homogenic 1997 [5]
[191]
"Utopia" Björk Björk Björk
Arca 		Utopia 2017 [29]
"Venus as a Boy" † Björk Björk Nellee Hooper Debut 1993 [7]
[192]
"Verandi" Björk Björk Björk
Valgeir Sigurðsson
Marius de Vries 		"Hidden Place" 2001 [69]
[193]
"Vertebræ by Vertebræ"
[note 19] 		Björk Björk Björk
Damian Taylor 		Volta 2007 [59]
[194]
"Vessel Shimenawa" Björk Björk Björk Drawing Restraint 9 2005 [19]
[195]
"Victimhood" Björk Björk Björk Fossora 2022 [18]
"Violently Happy" † Björk Björk
Nellee Hooper 		Nellee Hooper Debut 1993 [7]
[196]
"Virus" † Björk Björk
Sjón 		Björk Biophilia 2011 [52]
[197]
"Vísur Vatnsenda-Rósu"
[note 76] 		Björk Rósa Guðmundsdóttir
Jón Ásgeirsson 		Hector Zazou Chansons des mers froides
"Possibly Maybe" 		1994
1996 		[198]
[199]
"Vökuró"
[note 77] 		Björk Jórunn Viðar
Jakobína Sigurðardóttir 		Björk Medúlla 2004 [25]
[200]
"Wanderlust" † Björk Björk
Sjón 		Björk Volta 2007 [59]
[201]
"When the World Comes to an End"
[note 5] 		Björk with
Dirty Projectors 		David Longstreth David Longstreth Mount Wittenberg Orca 2010 [16]
[17]
"Where Is the Line" ‡
[note 78] 		Björk Björk Björk
Mark Bell 		Medúlla 2004 [25]
[202]
"Who Is It (Carry My Joy on the Left, Carry My Pain on the Right)" †
[note 79] 		Björk Björk Björk Medúlla 2004 [25]
[203]
"Woe (I See It from Your Side)" (Björk Remix) †
[note 80] 		Shygirl featuring
Björk 		Shygirl
Karma Kid
Sega Bodega
Cosha
Mura Masa
Björk 		Shygirl
Karma Kid
Sega Bodega
Mura Masa
Björk 		Nymph_o 2023 [204]
"Yoga" Tricky featuring
Björk 		Tricky
Björk 		Tricky Nearly God 1996 [198]
[205]
"You Only Live Twice" §
[note 81] 		Björk Leslie Bricusse
John Barry 		David Arnold — 1997 [206]
"You've Been Flirting Again" Björk Björk Björk Post 1995 [30]
[207]

Other contributions

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Key
† Indicates single release
Name of song, performing artists, featured roles, originating albums, and year released.
Song Artist(s) Role(s) Album Year Ref(s).
"Sigur" Bergþóra Árnadóttir
  • Background vocals
  • Shaker
 Bergmál 1982 [208]
"Við"
"Þau Gengu Tvö"
Johann Sebastian Bach's Matthäus-Passion Pólýfónkórinn, Hamrahlíðarkórinn, Kór Öldutúnsskóla og 2 kammersveitir
  • Choir member (Hamrahlíðarkórinn)
 Mattheusar-Passía [209]
"Djúp Fyrir Mig" Various Artists
  • Interpreter
  • Flute
 Lystisnekkjan Gloría 1986 [210]
"Lungu"
"Lifað Í Vatni"
"Sálmur 323"
"Við Birkiland" Megas
  • Background vocals
 Loftmynd 1987 [211]
[10]
"Björg"
"Plastpokablús"
"Skúli Fógeti"
"Á horninu"
"Ástarsaga"
"Magister Lyngdal"
"Nótt"
"það sem best er"
"Börn í borg"
"Reykjavíkurnætur"
"Filahirðirinn frá Súrin"
"Drukknuð Börn" Höfuðlausnir 1988 [212]
[10]
"Tæblús"
"(Borðið þér) Orma frú Norma"
"Borgarblús"
"Drengirnir í Bangkok"
"Í Öskjuhlíð"
"Aðeins eina Nótt"
"Álafossúlpan"
"Litla Stúlkan með Eldspýturnar"
"Telpurnar í Bangkok"
"(Öskjuhliðarendi) Homage á Paden Powel"
"Pæklaðar Plómur" Hættuleg hljómsveit & glæpakvendið Stella 1990 [213]
[10]
"Greip & Eplasafi"
"Ekki Heiti Ég Elísabet"
"Ungfrú Reykjavík"
"Söngur Um Ekkert"
"Styrjaldarminni"
"Hafmeyjarblús"
"Svefn er Allt Sem Þarf"
"Söngur um Ekkineitt"
"Worlds Collapse" Bless Gums [214]
[10]
"Yonder"
"Falling" Current 93 and Hilmar Örn Hilmarsson Island 1991 [215]
[10]
"Bedtime Story" † Madonna
  • Songwriter
 Bedtime Stories 1994 [216]
[217]
"Party Town (The Groove of Hafnir City)" HAM
  • Keyboards
  • Composer
  • Producer
 Dauður Hestur 1995 [218]
"Sodoma Theme"
"Animalia"
"On the Run Again"
"Stressed Out" (Married to the Mob Mix) A Tribe Called Quest "Stressed Out" 1996 [219]
[220]
"Stressed Out" (Dandelions Mix)
"Stressed Out" (Say Dip Mix)
"Cabin in the Sky" Matmos
  • Celesta
 The Civil War 2003 [221]
"Roses and Teeth for Ludwig Wittgenstein"
  • Interpreter
 The Rose Has Teeth in the Mouth of a Beast 2006 [222]
[223]
"Up My Sleeves" Death Grips
  • Found object
    (vocal samples)
 The Powers That B 2014 [224]
[225]
"Billy Not Really"
"Black Quarterback"
"Say Hey Kid"
"Have a Sad Cum"
"Fuck Me Out"
"Voila"
"Big Dipper"
"Sonnets/Unrealities XI" Hamrahlíðarkórinn
  • Choir adaptation
 Come and Be Joyful 2020 [226]
"Cosmogony"
Un­known Robin Carolan and Sebastian Gainsborough The Northman 2022 [227]

See also

[edit]

Notes

[edit]
  1. ^ The film version of "107 Steps", included in Dancer in the Dark (2000), is called "141 Steps".
  2. ^ In "Afterwards", Björk sings portions of "Anoche cuando dormía", a poem by Spanish author Antonio Machado. The poem was included in Soledades, galerías y otros poemas (1907).
  3. ^ "Álfur Út Ur Hól" is the Icelandic version of "The Fool on the Hill", originally performed by The Beatles, and included on Magical Mystery Tour (1967).
  4. ^ The album version was billed as "Howie Version" or "Strings Mix" and was produced only by Howie B. The single version was produced only by Björk.
  5. ^ a b c d e f g The songs included in Mount Wittenberg Orca are all credited to Björk and the Dirty Projectors. Nonetheless, Björk's vocals are only featured on "On and Ever Onward", "Sharing Orb" and "All We Are".
  6. ^ "Alta Mira" is an Icelandic cover version of "Alta Mira" by Edgar Winter, originally included on They Only Come Out at Night (1972).
  7. ^ "Amphibian" was originally recorded for the soundtrack of Being John Malkovich (1999). The song was later included as a b-side in the single release of "Cocoon" in 2002.
  8. ^ "Ancestors" includes throat singing by Tagaq.
  9. ^ The first pressing vinyl version of "Ancestress" doesn't feature vocals from Sindri Eldon.
  10. ^ "Arisen My Senses" interpolates "Little Now a Lot", a track by Arca included in her debut EP Baron Libre (2012).
  11. ^ A remix version of "Army of Me" features British band Skunk Anansie.
  12. ^ "Bænin" is the Icelandic cover version of "Christopher Robin", originally performed by Melanie Safka, and included on Born to Be (1968).
  13. ^ "Bath" interpolates "Aposiopesis", a track by Akira Rabelais, included in Eisoptrophobia (2001).
  14. ^ "Bílavísur" is an Icelandic reworded version of "The Blacksmith Blues", originally performed by Ella Mae Morse in 1952.
  15. ^ A remix version of "Blissing Me" features American artist Serpentwithfeet.
  16. ^ a b The segue between "Blissing Me" and "The Gate" on Utopia contains a sample from "Guanare/Barinas" by Jean C. Roché.
  17. ^ "Búkolla" is an Icelandic cover version of "Your Kiss Is Sweet", originally performed by Syreeta Wright and included in her album Stevie Wonder Presents: Syreeta (1974).
  18. ^ "Courtship" includes an original recording by Ragnar Johnson, assisted by Jessica Mayer, called "Mo-Mo", included in Sacred Flute Music From New Guinea: Madang / Windim Mabu (2016).
  19. ^ a b "Declare Independence" and "Vertebræ by Vertebræ" interpolate portions of "Hunter Vessel", included in Drawing Restraint 9 (2005).
  20. ^ "Ég Veit Ei Hvađ Skal Segja" is an Icelandic reworded version of "Ricochet", originally included in the 1954 film Ricochet Romance and famously sung by Teresa Brewer in 1953.
  21. ^ "Features Creatures" includes an original composition by Sarah Hopkins called Kindred Spirits, Music for Harmonic Whirlies (1996). Remix versions of the track include Fever Ray and The Knife and were included on Country Creatures (2019).
  22. ^ The first pressing vinyl version of "Fossora" features vocals from Gabber Modus Operandi vocalist Ican Harem.
  23. ^ "Gloomy Sunday" is a song composed by Hungarian composer Rezső Seress and published in 1933. It was famously sung by Billie Holiday in 1941. The version included in Stormy Weather is a live rendition of the song, performed at the Stormy Weather event on April 16, 1998.
  24. ^ "Gotham Lullaby" is a song composed by Meredith Monk and included in Dolmen Music (1981). The version included in Monk Mix is a live rendition of the song, performed with the Brodsky Quartet at the Union Chapel concerts in December, 1999.
  25. ^ "Gratitude" includes vocals by Bonnie 'Prince' Billy, credited as Will Oldham.
  26. ^ The "Heirloom" instrumental was released as "Crabcraft" by Console in his 1998 album "Rocket in the Pocket", although the track was reportedly re-produced from scratch with Björk.
  27. ^ The first pressing vinyl version of "Her Mother's House" doesn't feature vocals from Ísadóra Bjarkardóttir Barney.
  28. ^ Hidden Place samples Transfigured Night, Op.4 (1899) by Arnold Schoenberg.
  29. ^ On the Vespertine liner notes, Björk is credited as the sole songwriter for the song. On its subsequent inclusion on Greatest Hits (2002), Sigsworth and Bell are credited alongside Björk.
  30. ^ "Holographic Entrypoint" includes traditional Noh chants by Shiro Nomura.
  31. ^ "Human Behaviour" contains a sample from "Go Down Dying", a composition originally written by Antônio Carlos Jobim and later arranged by Quincy Jones, performed by the Ray Brown Orchestra and included in the album Harold Robbins Presents Music from The Adventurers (1970).
  32. ^ "I Can't Help Loving That Man" is a cover of "Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man", featured in the 1927 musical play Show Boat, adapted from Edna Ferber's novel.
  33. ^ "Í Dansi Með þér" is an Icelandic cover version of "Sway", itself an English version of a 1953 mambo instrumental called "¿Quién será?". The English version was made famous by Dean Martin in 1954.
  34. ^ "I Go Humble" interpolates "Shove Piggy Shove" a track by LFO later included in Advance (1996).
  35. ^ Remix versions of "I Miss You" feature English MC Rodney P.
  36. ^ "I Remember You" is a cover of the 1941 song introduced in the film The Fleet's In (1942), where it was sung by Dorothy Lamour.
  37. ^ The film version of "I've Seen It All", included in Dancer in the Dark (2000), replaces Thom Yorke with vocals from Peter Stormare.
  38. ^ The album version was billed as "Mark Bell Version" and was produced only by Bell. Another version, titled "Björk's Version" was included in the "Jóga" single and was produced only by Björk.
  39. ^ The film version of "In the Musicals", included in Dancer in the Dark (2000), is split into two parts, titled "In the Musicals Part 1" and "In the Musicals Part 2". One part includes additional vocals by Joel Grey.
  40. ^ "It's Oh So Quiet" is a cover of the 1948 German song "Und jetzt ist es still", originally sung by Horst Winter and famously performed in English by Betty Hutton in 1951.
  41. ^ "Jólakötturinn" is a musical version of a poem by Jóhannes úr Kötlum.
  42. ^ "Jólasveinar" is a traditional Icelandic ditty. Björk's version was credited as "Icelandic Christmas Song".
  43. ^ "Keep Your Mouth Shut" interpolates portions of "You've Been Flirting Again", included in Post (1995).
  44. ^ "Komið" was only included in certain editions of Medúlla (2004).
  45. ^ "Like Someone in Love" is a cover of the 1944 song introduced in the film Belle of the Yukon (1944), where it was sung by Dinah Shore.
  46. ^ "Með mann á bakinu" is a flute instrumental recorded for the eponymous Icelandic short movie directed by Jón Gnarr (2004).
  47. ^ "Mouth's Cradle" includes throat singing by Tagaq.
  48. ^ "My Spine" was originally included as a b-side in the single release of "It's Oh So Quiet" in 1995. The song was later included in the remix compilation Telegram (1996).
  49. ^ "Náttúra" features uncredited background vocals by Thom Yorke. Released as a standalone single in 2008, the song was later included in the deluxe edition of Biophilia (2011).
  50. ^ "Nature Is Ancient" is also known as "My Snare". The former name was used in the initial japanese limited edition of Homogenic, in the tracklist for Greatest Hits – Volumen 1993–2003, Family Tree and Surrounded, and during the Greatest Hits tour. The latter titling was only used in the single release of "Bachelorette".
  51. ^ a b "North" and "Tetralogía" interpolate portions of a composition featured in the score for Drawing Restraint 9 (2005). The tracks were later used in the eponymous art installation by Gabríela Friðriksdóttir, and released in the accompanying soundtrack.
  52. ^ A remix version of "Oceania" features American singer-songwriter Kelis.
  53. ^ A remix version of "Ovule" by Sega Bodega features English artist Shygirl.
  54. ^ "Pabbi Minn" is an Icelandic reworded version of "O mein Papa", originally written for the 1939 musical Der schwarze Hecht.
  55. ^ On the Vespertine liner notes, Björk is credited as the sole producer for the song. On its single release, de Vries is credited as an additional producer.
  56. ^ "Pearl" includes throat singing by Tagaq.
  57. ^ "Play Dead" was firstly released as the lead single from the soundtrack for The Young Americans (1993). The song was later included in the reissued edition of Debut and released as the third single from the record.
  58. ^ "Pleasure Is All Mine" includes throat singing by Tagaq and additional vocal performance by Mike Patton.
  59. ^ In "Prayer of the Heart" Björk sings the traditional prayer in Coptic, Greek and English.
  60. ^ "Quicksand" samples "Apologies", written and performed by John Flynn, a.k.a. Spaces.
  61. ^ "Ruby Baby" is a cover version of the 1956 song by The Drifters, which later became famous in the version sung by Dion DiMucci. It was also considered a bonus track on Gling-Gló, as it did not appear on the release until 2008.
  62. ^ The film version of "Scatterheart", included in Dancer in the Dark (2000), is titled "Smith & Wesson" and includes additional vocals by David Morse, Cara Seymour and Vladica Kostic.
  63. ^ "Storm" was known as "Nameless" when it was performed during the Greatest Hits tour.
  64. ^ "Submarine" includes additional vocal performance by Robert Wyatt.
  65. ^ "Sweet Intuition" is a reworked version of a demo of "Bedtime Story".
  66. ^ An alternative version of "Sweet Intuition" appears on "It's Oh So Quiet" single as "Sweet Sweet Intuition". This version credits Björk as the sole writer.
  67. ^ "Synchronicity" was featured in the Spike Jonze documentary Hot Chocolate (2004).
  68. ^ "Þad Sést Ekki Sætari Mey" is an Icelandic reworded version of "You Can't Get a Man with a Gun", originally performed by Ethel Merman in the musical Annie Get Your Gun (1946).
  69. ^ "The Boho Dance" is a song originally recorded by Canadian singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell and included in The Hissing of Summer Lawns (1975).
  70. ^ "The Comet Song" was featured as the title track for the 2010 film Moomins and the Comet Chase and released as a standalone single in the same year. The song was later included in the Japanese deluxe edition of Biophilia (2011).
  71. ^ "The Dull Flame of Desire" contains lyrics taken from a translation of a poem by Fyodor Tyutchev as it appears in the film Stalker by Andrei Tarkovsky.
  72. ^ "This Country Makes It Hard to Fuck" is a remix of "This Country", a track originally released by Fever Ray on her 2017 album Plunge. Björk's remix was subsequently included in the Country Creatures EP and the Plunge Remix compilation.
  73. ^ "Trance" was recorded during the Volta sessions, but was only released as the soundtrack for To Lee, With Love, Nick, a tribute video to Alexander McQueen published by Nick Knight's website SHOWstudio in 2010.
  74. ^ "Travessia" is a cover of the classic Milton Nascimento song. Björk recorded it for the compilation Red Hot + Rio but decided not to include it and the track later surfaced online.
  75. ^ "Unison" samples "Aero Deck" by Oval, from the 1994 album Systemisch.
  76. ^ "Vísur Vatnsenda-Rósu" is a cover of a traditional Icelandic lullaby. Björk originally recorded the song for inclusion in the Hector Zazou compilation Chansons des mers froides (1994), and it was later included as a b-side in the single release of "Possibly Maybe" in 1996.
  77. ^ "Vökuró" is a cover of a recording by Icelandic pianist and composer Jórunn Viðar.
  78. ^ "Where Is the Line" includes additional vocal performances by Mike Patton and Gregory Purnhagen.
  79. ^ "Who Is It" includes throat singing by Tagaq.
  80. ^ "Woe (I See It from Your Side)" is a remix of "Woe", a track originally released by Shygirl on her 2022 album Nymph.
  81. ^ "You Only Live Twice" is a cover of the Nancy Sinatra song, recorded for the 1967 James Bond film of the same name. Björk recorded it for the compilation Shaken and Stirred: The David Arnold James Bond Project but decided not to include it and the track later surfaced online.
  82. ^ Björk sings background vocals only on the Married to the Mob Mix.
  83. ^ Björk's background vocals are mixed throughout the album. It's unclear which specific songs she's featured on.

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