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     Artist  | Robyn
     Title   | Don't Stop The Music
     Genre   | Pop                                  Format  | Album
     Source  | CD                                   Time    | 50:05
     Label   | BMG                                  Store   | 2002
     Catalog | 74321 97318 2                        Rip     | 2022
     Bitrate | 895 kbps                             Size    | 330.59 MB
     Freq    | 44.1 kHz                             Encoder | FLAC 1.3.1
 Tracks 
     01. Keep This Fire Burning                                      3:50
     02. Don't Stop The Music                                        3:29
     03. O Baby                                                      4:06
     04. Blow My Mind                                                4:06
     05. Should Have Known                                           4:39
     06. Moonlight                                                   3:48
     07. Breakdown Intermission                                      3:26
     08. Ain't No Thing                                              3:30
     09. Big City                                                    4:02
     10. Psycho                                                      4:15
     11. Still Your Girl / (Silence) / Regntunga Skyar              10:54
 Notes  
     A pop star on her own terms, Robyn's acclaim has grown with her
     independence. After some early success in the '90s as a more traditional
     pop artist -- her 1995 debut album, Robyn Is Here, featured work by famed
     producer Max Martin - Robyn responded to the label issues that hindered her
     momentum and creativity by forming her own label, Konichiwa Records. She
     introduced her gleaming yet heartfelt take on synth pop with 2005's
     "Robyn", which garnered accolades including Swedish Grammis as well as
     Grammy nominations in the US.
     Robyn continued to innovate in the 2010s: "Body Talk", a series of
     mini-albums, launched two of her most iconic singles, "Dancing On My Own"
     and "Call Your Girlfriend". Her influence was felt in the work of similarly
     ambitious and idiosyncratic artists such as Lorde, Carly Rae Jepsen, and
     Charli XCX, and with the cathartic dance music of 2018's "Honey" and
     collaborations like 2022's "Buffalo Stance" Robyn continued to be one of
     pop's most forward-thinking talents.
     After spreading her artistic wings with mixed success on 1999's "My Truth",
     Robyn returns to more commercial fare on "Don't Stop The Music". Once again
     she co-writes every song on the record, excluding a hidden rendition of
     Swedish standard "Regntunga Skyar," but the album is generally less
     introspective and more upbeat than her previous effort. Some fans may
     bemoan this as a backwards step, but truth be told "Don't Stop The Music"
     is a much stronger record for it. Robyn has a great ear for a pop hook, and
     this album is filled with them.
     In many ways it represents a culmination of the best elements of her first
     two albums, "Robyn Is Here" and "My Truth". It has the strong melodies and
     instant pop appeal of the best songs on her debut, combined with the
     lyrical intelligence and consistency of her second full-length. There's a
     definite R&B flavor in places, particularly on the driving beats of the
     lead single "Keep This Fire Burning". Other tracks, such as the sugary
     ballad "O Baby" and the title track are closer to the pop sound she was
     initially famous for. The bitter "Should Have Known" is also notable for
     its liberal use of the word f*ck, although its use heightens the emotional
     punch of the song rather than sounding crass.
     Although once again she failed to recapture much of her audience outside
     Scandinavia, several songs here were appropriated by other artists. Girl
     group Play covered the title track on their third album, while UK soul diva
     Beverley Knight hit the UK Top Twenty with a cover of "Keep This Fire
     Burning." Robyn's own versions are generally superior, though. Robyn is the
     rare pop singer whose material seems to get stronger with each release.
     Proper of Robyn-Dont_Stop_The_Music-CD-FLAC-2002-GERUDO, invalid proof.

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