Icelandic singer Björk made headlines around the world for a physical altercation with a journalist at Bangkok’s Don Mueang ...

Björk has reflected on the world of streaming and said that she thinks Spotify is “probably the worst thing that has happened to musicians”. Later in the discussion, however, the artist ...

Several recording artists, songwriters, and producers have aired out their grievances with digital streaming platforms. For Björk, her beef is mainly directed at Spotify. During an interview with ...

Properly launching her solo career in 1993 with the album Debut, Björk became a groundbreaking artist at the intersection of alternative and dance music, and a frequent presence on MTV with a ...

She went on to have a lengthy, high-profile relationship with artist Matthew Barney. The pair had one daughter, Ísadóra, in 2002, but parted in 2013, inspiring Björk’s Vulnicura album.

Björk Spotify criticism, Music streaming compensation, Artist streaming revenue, Spotify artist payment rates, Music industry ...

Singer-songwriter-composer, producer Björk is the next artist to take the stage for Apple Music Live – the live performance series that gives the biggest stars in music a platform to connect ...

"In this new album, there’s a lot of chill in the first half of the song, but when there’s one minute left the song turns into a club" ...

Björk called out Spotify’s negative impact on artists’ livelihoods, deeming the streaming platform “probably the worst thing that has happened to musicians. The streaming culture has ...

The news of this deal comes after Björk stated that Spotify “is probably the worst thing that has happened to musicians.” Speaking to Swedish outlet Dagens Nyheter, the Icelandic artist ...

In a recent interview with Swedish newspaper Dagens Nyheter, Björk discussed her forthcoming climate-focused concert film, Cornucopia, and how she's tapping into more feminine energy in her creative ...

Björk will preview her upcoming concert movie Cornucopia this Friday. She began her trek in May 2019 in New York, which paused for two years due to the pandemic before restarting in 2023.