D'ya Know What it Takes
Published Monday, July 11, 2005 by midnight lounge | E-mail this post 

Perception isn't always reality.
The average mainstream music fan, if asked to recall nineties R&B teen
Robyn, would say she was a quick flash in the US pan.
Not the case.
Always a star in her native Sweden, Robyn
has continued to pump out a strong catalog of sugary-sweet pop music, all-the-while maintaining a sense of credibility and avoiding the pitfalls her labe-mate Britney fell into.
Her latest, only released in Sweden at this time, is another stellar collection. On the heels of her import-only My Truth and Don't Stop the Music, the self-titled latest has many gems; including the lead single "Be Mine:"
"It's a good thing tears never show in the pouring rain;
as if a good thing can ever make up for all the pain."
As a Swede, its nice to hear that Robyn not are totally anonyme in USA - Hoping that a good record label will release her album 'Robyn' soon.
Its hard to find labels that want to invest in a singer that had 3 top ten singles during the 90's... No wonder that the music industry got 'problems' that they have been creating in a very good way themself..
BTW: thanks for dropping by http://Robyn.Makes.It
Vonzy®