robyn dancing on my own vocal sheet music free

Before November is over, she will have put out a total of three new records in a six-month period. That was ambitious enough, but Robyn had even more in store. In recent years, she’s taken the reins of her career firmly in her hands, primarily by launching her own label, Konichiwa Records, in 2005 to put out her own music. The artist known to her parents as Robin Miriam Carlsson, now 31, made her debut on Swedish television at the age of 12, signed her first major-label recording deal at 16, and cracked the Billboard Top 10 at 19 with the singles “Do You Know (What It Takes)” and “Show Me Love”. Robyn can credit the lion’s share of her current success to, well, herself. There’s all kinds of people coming to my shows, and sometimes I look out over the room and I’m just amazed that all these different kinds of people are there at the same time. Some white, heterosexual, 35-year-old men. “There are girls who are into pop music who sometimes know me from when I started out,” she tells the Straight, “and there’s a huge gay crowd, and some hipsters, and some nerdy goth kids. Reached at a tour stop in Atlanta, Robyn says the breadth of her fan base is evident from the types of people who turn up to see her perform.

That’s precisely the odd, but not unwelcome, situation Robyn finds herself in: the Swedish singer is championed by pure-pop addicts and indie snobs alike. You know you’re doing something right when you’ve managed to become a favourite of both Perez Hilton and Pitchfork.

Robyn dancing on my own vocal sheet music free