Björk

Homogenic

First released1997

Homogenic was recorded primarily between 1996 and 1997 at various studios including One Little Indian Studios in London and facilities in Iceland. Björk worked with producer Nellee Hooper and collaborators including Mark Bell (LFO), Guy Sigsworth, and Timbaland, who each contributed to different tracks on the album. The production incorporated innovative electronic production techniques, heavily featuring string arrangements orchestrated by Eumir Deodato alongside cutting-edge digital production. The album marked a significant shift toward a more experimental and avant-garde sound compared to her debut Post, with Björk taking greater creative control over the project's direction. Homogenic was released in September 1997 and reflected Iceland's influence on Björk's artistic vision during this period of her career.