Björk has opened a major new exhibition at the National Gallery of Iceland
The exhibition brings together three large-scale audiovisual installations.

Yard Act
Lyrics
[Spoken, in Icelandic: Björk]
I tried to postpone getting a beatboxer until really late. I felt it was too obvious to make a vocal album
and then just ask a beatboxer to make all the beats
So I tried everything else before, which was fine because it added to the diversity of rhythms and basslines
But it is quite evident that those who are talented remain talented
So Rahzel shows up with his amazing rhythms, creating some sort of a spongе bass, I guess
Which is, of course, something that only a bass likе his is able to create so well
I think his appearance was the biggest surprise element, also because I didn't know him before
Mike Patton introduced me to him
And of course, I wanted a bit of rock, let’s not forget that. And Mike Patton represents that rock part
but he's by no means the usual rocker
He is, of course, very experimental and really open
and a great guy to work with
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About this track
"Finding a Beatboxer (Interview)" is a song by Björk from the album The Inner or Deep Part of an Animal or Plant Structure (Making of Medúlla), released in 2004.
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