Björk

Homogenic

First released1997

Homogenic, Björk's third studio album, was recorded between 1996 and 1997 across multiple locations including studios in London, New York, and Iceland. The album was primarily produced by Björk in collaboration with electronic producers Markus Dravs, Howie B, and others, with Howie B serving as the main co-producer on several tracks. The recording process emphasized orchestral arrangements combined with electronic production, featuring string arrangements by composer Eumir Deodato and innovative drum and bass influences from producers like LFO and Rounded Records. The album marked a significant shift in Björk's sonic direction, incorporating more experimental production techniques and live orchestration recorded at Abbey Road Studios in London. Released in 1997, Homogenic was influenced by the mid-1990s UK electronic music scene and represented Björk's artistic evolution following the success of Post.