At a glance
- Artist
- Björk
- Released
- 12 July 1993
- Label
- One Little Indian Records
- Catalogue number
- TPLP 31 CD
- Format
- CD
- Country
- UK
- Tracks
- 11, 48:24
In the issues
Icelandic Music
Start here · 1980-present · Members
One of the first albums to smuggle electronic music into mainstream pop, launching Björk's solo career on her own terms.
Released in 1993, Debut is credited as one of the first albums to smuggle electronic music into the mainstream pop conversation, blending trip-hop, house, and jazz textures and going platinum in the US.
The rest is in Icelandic Music, a members' issue.
Bristol Trip Hop
Go deeper · 1983-1998 · Members
Produced by Wild Bunch alumnus Nellee Hooper, Debut carried trip hop's textures into mainstream pop and helped bring electronic dance music to a much wider listening public, proof of how…
The rest is in Bristol Trip Hop, a members' issue.
Listen
Track list
- 1Human Behaviour4:11
- 2Crying4:52
- 3Venus as a Boy4:43
- 4There’s More to Life Than This (recorded live at the Milk Bar toilets)3:21
- 5Like Someone in Love4:33
- 6Big Time Sensuality3:57
- 7One Day5:24
- 8Aeroplane3:54
- 9Come to Me4:55
- 10Violently Happy4:59
- 11The Anchor Song3:32
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- Post1995
- Homogenic1997
- Vespertine2001
Terms
- Sound system
- A mobile setup of turntables, amplifiers, and large speaker stacks used to play recorded music at outdoor parties and dances, especially in Jamaican and Caribbean culture.