Björk, the other white meat
Speaking of Björk...
The a cappella community is all abuzz these days about the Icelandic icon's new album, entitled Medulla, because it's garnering more attention than any all-vocal recording since "Don't Worry, Be Happy." The Pride of Reykjavik chats up her new work here, in her typically oddball style.
If you're curious to check what kind of sounds Björk and her supporting cast (including an Inuit throat singer, which everyone should hear at least once in a lifetime), John Neal has a sample posted over at A Cappella News. It's not going to be everyone's cup of vanilla latte — I wouldn't want a steady diet of it myself — but it's definitely intriguing. (If you like what you hear, John's company, Primary A Cappella, will gladly sell you a copy of the CD. You can tell him I sent you.)
The a cappella community is all abuzz these days about the Icelandic icon's new album, entitled Medulla, because it's garnering more attention than any all-vocal recording since "Don't Worry, Be Happy." The Pride of Reykjavik chats up her new work here, in her typically oddball style.
If you're curious to check what kind of sounds Björk and her supporting cast (including an Inuit throat singer, which everyone should hear at least once in a lifetime), John Neal has a sample posted over at A Cappella News. It's not going to be everyone's cup of vanilla latte — I wouldn't want a steady diet of it myself — but it's definitely intriguing. (If you like what you hear, John's company, Primary A Cappella, will gladly sell you a copy of the CD. You can tell him I sent you.)
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