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I'm so tired of writing over electronic beats and tracks.'" "[82] Matthew Horton of BBC Music described "Dancing On My Own" – along with "Fembot" and "Cry When You Get Older" – as "scorchingly catchy, and laced with Robyn's familiar cordial of sparkling hook mixed with unutterable poignancy. "[62], The music video for "Dancing On My Own" premiered via Robyn's official Vimeo account on 21 May 2010[63] and was released to YouTube on 28 May 2010. After days of "fatten[ing]...up" that demo, the two of them realized "...they preferred the original and stripped it all back down" again. "[57] Vanyaland's Michael Marotta pointed out a small bell effect resembling last call that rings at the climax of the song in both electronic versions' middle 8, interpreting its inclusion as an indication the protagonist's time had run out in her last effort to gain notice from the ex-lover. Sales+streaming figures based on certification alone. [106], On 17 January 2011, Robyn attended the Grammisgalan to accept the awards for Best Song (for "Dancing On My Own"), Best Album, Best Female Artist and Best Composer. She is best known for her critically acclaimed electropop music, her impressive live shows and the hits " With Every Heartbeat " (#1 UK) and " Dancing On My Own " (#8 UK, #1 Sweden). 28 – Vancouver, BC @ Pacific ColiseumMarch 1 – Seattle, WA @ Paramount TheatreMarch 5 – Minneapolis, MN @ Palace TheatreMarch 6 – Chicago, IL @ Riviera TheatreMarch 8 – New York, NY@ Madison Square Garden March 9 – Washington, DC @ The AnthemMarch 11 – Boston, MA @ House of Blues March 13 – Montreal, QC @ MTELUSMarch 14 – Toronto, ON @ RebelApril 3 – Munch, Germany @ TonHalleApril 5 – Cologne, Germany @ PalladiumApril 6 – Berlin, Germany @ Ufo Im VelodromApril 8 – Hamburg, Germany @ Mehr! which she found "very sweet. [180][181] American rock band Kings of Leon performed (but did not release) a downtempo rock ballad cover of Robyn's downtempo version on BBC Radio 1 on 10 September 2013, which Billboard went on to describe as an "injection" of its "muscular Southern rock stylings" with "meaty guitar riffs", "Caleb Followill's signature growl in full effect", and with the "'Whoa-oh-oh's' echo on the chorus", a recalling of the singer's "epic "Use Somebody" flare-ups". [211], The official video for the Tiësto remix was commissioned by Capitol Records and released on 4 October 2016. 1's lead single. Broadcast your events with reliable, high-quality live streaming. Directed by Max Vitali (who previously worked with Robyn on the second music video for her 2005 single "Be Mine! It’s basically the epitome of what the song is all about: sad disco, flashing lights, and kissing in the dark. "[141] Rolling Stone ranked "Dancing On My Own" at number 20 on their list of "25 Essential LGBTQ Pride Songs", describing the song as "deeply resonant to queer, marginalized people."[150]. Commercially, it was popular throughout Europe, going viral on streaming services, particularly in the UK. Check out the Robyn Tour schedule below to learn more about upcoming performances, and score your tickets right away. The song's stark mid-tempo electropop version from her album was the first version of the single released followed by a layered mid-tempo dance-popedit for radio and a downtempo piano ballad record… Videos. Collection of Robyn's music videos. Sad. "Dancing on My Own" was produced by Patrik Berger and co-produced by Robyn, with the two of them sharing writing credits. 1, in June of that year, peaking at number one. "[210], Self-produced by Calum Scott and directed by Ryan Pallotta, the video was released on 15 June 2016. Robyn - Dancing On My Own (Live From The Trocadero) - YouTube Robyn released the first of a trilogy of albums to be released over the course of 2010 titled Body Talk Pt. [187] Robyn went on to tell BBC Newsbeat in 2020 that she "really liked" Kelly's version, noting "she has a really powerful voice. Info. Read about Dancing On My Own (Album Version) by Robyn and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists. "[81] Jer Fairall wrote for PopMatters that "[t]he aggressive stun-gun rhythm of 'Dancing On My Own' can't hide a classic drama-played-out-on-the-dancefloor scenario inherited from standard bearers like ABBA's 'Dancing Queen' and Madonna's 'Into the Groove', nor is it cold enough not to melt at the touch of Robyn's warm, yearning vocals or the song's shimmering keyboard chime. The gross irony Calum turned to the exact kind of "franchise masterminds" Robyn "admirably" left behind in 2004 to avoid "diluting her vision for chart success" was not lost on Hall, who argued the "tried-and-tested blueprint of comprehensive backstories, stripped-back piano covers and little musical experimentation" from those that "intrinsically understood the commercial mechanisms of the music industry [...] didn't guarantee longevity," concluding that "the success of Scott’s pared-back rendition only served to highlight the devastating brilliance of Robyn’s timeless original. For me, that's a good thing. "[83] Mallory O’Donnell at Stylus' The Singles Jukebox was one of several staff to reduce their site's scoring average for the song, feeling Robyn was "viciously backtreading" with a "cash-in on her brand name", deducting points for the breakdown, which she felt "almost excuses the lame dude who you tell us is ignoring you". "[57] The Guardian staff described it as a "breakup song with a wildly transgressive edge...of going to the club to watch her partner with their new girlfriend", theorizing if there was a "secret erotic thrill behind the pain" expressed in the song. "[81] Pitchfork named it the fourth best of 2010, saying that it "demonstrate[s] she is the Rocky Balboa of pop music. [10] Noticing the "dance world" was changing during the five years she spent promoting Robyn (2005), especially in America, Robyn realized it was finally ripe for exploitation: "It's really going to have its time now and not just be looked upon as kitsch. [13][14][15] Robyn came to see clubs as "an important place for our generation—almost like a church or a place where we go to experience something that's bigger than ourselves",[16] feeling it wasn't just "cool" but "important", and even "utopian", that "in the middle of all these other people doing the same thing" she could dance in her "own space" on her "own terms",[17][18] wanting "to make a song called 'Dancing On My Own'" but still unsure "what it was going to be about". [56] James Montgomery of MTV News described the radio version as "a computerized kaleidoscope of chippy, chiming blips and piston-like drums. [96][97] The first live performance of the track on US television was on the Late Show with David Letterman on 19 July 2010. Robyn is a star. Dancing On My Own Robyn / Calum Scott (Nicole Cross Official Cover Video) TanyaElena40495861. 1's iTunes release on 11 June 2010. SoundCloud. Depicting a female protagonist who is dancing on her own while watching her ex-boyfriend dancing with and embracing another woman in a crowded club just before last call, the song was inspired by situations Robyn observed while on her previous tour then clubbing throughout Stockholm, her favorite "inherently sad gay disco anthems", and the dissolution of her engagement. Robyn is the stage name of the Swedish pop singer-songwriter Robin Miriam Carlsson (born 12 June 1979 in Stockholm, Sweden). The album's lead single "Dancing on My Own" was released a few weeks prior to th… Ten years later, "Dancing On My Own" has stood the test of time. The majority of Stylus' The Singles Jukebox contributing staff to its review slammed it, with comparisons made to a "morning TV weather reporter", "subpar John Newman impersonator", "modern day Gary Jules", and "the busker I reported to the police [...] outside my office window last year", giving it a scoring average at 1.38 out of 10, which as of its publishing, placed it at number six of their top ten worst scoring songs ever. [182], American A cappella group Pentatonix released a cover in July 2017 with a music video, their first track as a quartet instead of a quintet. [144] In March 2018, Calum revisited the reaction from the critics and fans with Daniel Welsh on HuffPost UK's Build Series LDN, noting his "shock" at "how well it did, and also the criticism I faced", balancing those saying "‘You’ve ruined her song, it’s her song, how dare you!’" with a person that had "just written to me and said that they’ve come out to their family because of my interpretation", and clarifying he "didn't change the pronouns of the song" because he wanted the interpretation to always come from a "gay man's perspective". [91] In Norway, the song debuted at number six, which became its peak. "Seamlessly ushering dance music to the forefront of the pop continuum by making a record and a single that was easily adaptable to radio play but didn’t alienate its raw emotions, delivering a certain edge and undeniable melancholia", it arrived "just when brainless EDM started taking off in the US", and as Treble's Jeff Terich observed, "the protagonist of every other pop hit from the early half of the decade [turned] a possible sexual encounter with a nightclub fling into the 'Most Important Moment on Earth,'" (and Robyn reminded us that "no, it doesn’t always work out that way"). So that's funny. 2020-10-30T07:59:49Z Comment by زﮱڹّـــــــٻ. 5 years ago | 159 views. Inspired by Kings of Leon's cover of Robyn's own downtempo ballad version (which she performed on several outlets including BBC Radio 1 and released via Radio 1's Live Lounge – Volume 5 on 25 October 2010), Calum Scott performed a transposed arrangement for his audition on Britain's Got Talent in April 2015, the original clip of which has garnered over 415 million YouTube views. 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[202], On the other hand, Digital Journal found it "crisp and haunting,"[203] Metro Weekly praised the "powerful confessional,"[204] the track was nominated for a 2017 Brit Award for Best Single,[205] and Robyn herself told BBC Newsbeat that Calum and his voice "interpreted [it] in a way that made the song come alive again...[I'm] super happy for him to have the success...[and] pleased people got to know the song a little bit more," noting there'd been so many covers because it's a "good song". Record and instantly share video messages from your browser. A crowd of silent people dressed in white are looking towards a light source. On iTunes it charted in the top ten in more than 12 countries. [213], The cover aired on the 20th episode, "Kill 'em All" of The CW series The Vampire Diaries, broadcast 29 April 2016, while Caroline makes soup for Bonnie while ranting to Alaric about Stefan, commitment and closure. [122] Time,[123] NPR listeners,[124] Paste,[125] Good Housekeeping,[126] The Interns[127] and The Wild Honey Pie[128] ranked it second, Pitchfork third,[129] Elle and Treble fourth[130][131] and USA Today ninth. 1, working through "difficult" early promotion as the themes didn't "always feel true" to her. [58], "Dancing On My Own" has been described as a heartbreak anthem, with emotional lyrics compared to the themes of her previous singles, "With Every Heartbeat" and "Be Mine! [212] Co-directed by Josh Killacky and David Moore, and edited by Alex Ditommaso, the video depicts a man pursuing a woman who is no longer his lover. Enterprise. "[86] Rolling Stone named it the twenty-sixth best song of 2010, writing: "The Swedish diva spots her beloved with another girl – then turns her sadness into sparkling pop, perfect for solo freakouts. Similarly, the publication's Alex Macpherson was annoyed with her "tiresome need to constantly bring" her "'heartbreak' to the discotheque," and its writer Alfred Soto deemed the song "mothworn melodrama", incredulous as to how it helped her get "rediscovered" by "indie kids" even though "her American handlers treat her like she’s Amerie. [105] She also performed it at the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize Concert in Oslo, Norway. 25-26 – Oakland, CA @ Fox TheaterFeb. On the issue dated 17 July 2010, it reached its peak of number three and stayed on that position for two weeks. Adele was one of the thousands who went to Robyn's concert in Los Angeles Saturday night (Feb. 23) to belt out the chorus of one of their favorite songs -- and she captured a … Robyn’s immortal club hit ‘Dancing On My Own’ has taken on new meaning during our current state of quarantine, so the Swedish pop singer started the #onmyown TikTok challenge. Robyn ended up deciding to include the song on Body Talk Pt. Recorded live at the Fox Theatre in Oakland, California on February 26, 2019. [90] In Denmark, "Dancing On My Own" debuted at number thirty-three on the issue dated 18 June 2010. "[28], "Dancing On My Own" was composed by Robyn and Patrik Berger. "[139] Max Martin's manager said that Martin thought "Dancing On My Own" was "one of the best pop songs ever made," and years later at a dinner he told her that he continued to have a "lot" of female artists come into his studio, "...put your album on the table," and say, "I wanna make this!" 4-6 – Austin, TX @ Austin City Limits 2019Lyrics: Somebody said you got a new friendDoes she love you better than I can?There's a big black sky over my townI know where you're at, I bet she's aroundAnd yeah, I know it's stupidBut I just gotta see it for myselfI'm in the corner, watching you kiss her, oh oh ohI'm right over here, why can't you see me, oh oh ohAnd I'm giving it my all, but I'm not the guy you're taking home, oohI keep dancing on my ownI'm just wanna dance all nightAnd I'm all messed up, I'm so out of line, yeahStilettos and broken bottlesI'm spinning around in circlesAnd I'm in the corner, watching you kiss her, ohI'm right over here, why can't you see me, ohAnd I'm giving it my all, but I'm not the guy you're taking home, oohI keep dancing on my ownAnd oh noSo far away but still so nearThe lights come up, the music diesBut you don't see me standing hereI just came to say goodbyeI'm in the corner, watching you kiss her, ohAnd I'm giving it my all, but I'm not the guy you're taking home, oohI keep dancing on my ownAnd oh noSit down in the corner, watching you kiss her, oh noAnd I'm right over here, why can't you see me, oh noAnd I'm giving it my all, but I'm not the guy you're taking home, oohI keep dancing on my ownSo far away, but still so nearThe lights come up, the music diesBut you don't see me standing hereWritten by Robin Miriam Carlsson and Patrik Berger It was her first album since Robyn. Robyn said in the preview that the video was about "being sad on a dancefloor" and that it was "going to be looking a little bit like what I'm going to bring on tour [...] it's a performance video but it's also going to be in I guess something like a rave or [...] a club or somewhere where people are dancing,"[65] and Vitali said he wanted the video to be visually "simple" but "still have an atmosphere" so it'd be aesthetically connected to her "upcoming gigs and tour". Robyn does her own camera work while lip-syncing her song and dancing in front of mirrors. I want to play some music for you. [194][195] In December 2020 English singer/songwriter and model Karen Elson released a downtempo alternative country version on her EP, Radio Redhead, Vol.1.[196][197]. By April 2020 the video had received over 400 million YouTube views. [68] The first setting is in a darkened club where Robyn is standing still then walking and/or dancing amongst the crowd in the center of the dancefloor and the second shows her dancing in a dark hallway on the edge of the dancefloor near stacks of chairs and other building storage. You've gotta cheer up a little bit and move on. Robyn says she's proud of Dancing On My Own because it features elements of "many different worlds" she loves including: "Prince songs, 80s rock ballads and … 1's lead … Watch Kelly Clarkson's Wistful Cover of Robyn's 'Dancing on My Own' The song was officially released in June 2010, but it started making the rounds and breaking hearts that April. On 16 June 2010 Robyn premiered the downtempo version of the track on BBC Radio 1's Live Lounge. [52] USC musicologist Nate Sloan highlighted the six seconds of silence deliberately placed in the album version between each line in the verses, feeling that "Robyn wants you to live in that space – to give you time to insert all of your emotions and stories and feelings into the seconds between the lines". "Dancing on My Own" is a song by Swedish singer-songwriter Robyn, released on 20 April 2010 as the lead single from her fifth studio album, Body Talk Pt. ... Home Music Live Reviews. 9 – Oslo, Norway @ Øya Festival 2019Aug. A "lot of time" was spent subsequently on "the individual components of the song: the drums, the bass and the pounding staccato it starts with". [142][143] Héloïse Letissier of Christine & the Queens, who presented Robyn with the award for Songwriter of the Decade, said that "as a songwriter I can only marvel at a song like 'Dancing On My Own' ...it's a gem of pop. Among them, Scott mouths the song lyrics. A third, downtempo, 'pared down',[40] piano-based version, recorded from her performance on 16 June 2010 on BBC Radio 1[41] was then released separately from the project on Radio 1's Live Lounge – Volume 5 on 22 October 2010. Screen Recorder. Robyn Carlsson, Soundtrack: R.I.P.D.. Robyn Carlsson was born on June 12, 1979 in Stockholm, Stockholms län, Sweden as Robin Miriam Carlsson. 17 – Stockholm, Sweden @ Smash 2019Oct. [108], Anticipation among several music journalists surrounding Robyn's social media announcement on 27 July 2018 of her first release of solo material in eight years, "Missing U", began a reassessment of the strength of her Body Talk series' "anchor",[109] the original album version of "Dancing On My Own", and more broadly, its impact on other musical artists and the industry as a whole in the years that followed. [135] Seeing the domination over the music landscape by the close of the 2010s of this kind of song "whose instrumental sets you up for good times, only to sucker punch your heart with lyrics of Biblical sadness," BBC's Mark Savage solely credited Robyn and the single, arguing the "sad banger" had clearly "influenced an entire generation of songwriters. She is best known for her critically acclaimed electropop music, her impressive live shows and the hits "With Every Heartbeat" (#1 UK) and "Dancing On My Own" (#8 UK, #1 Sweden). [206][207]. A 28-second sample of the midtempo album version, featuring parts of the middle eight and chorus. "[74][75] Reassessing her styling in the video with i-D, Robyn said she "loved" her wardrobe consisting of Philip Van De Roq jewellery chains attached to her ear and lapel, an altered Alexander Wang dress, and Sandra Backlund knitted armour, and only disliked her "hair", which she found "ridiculous", thinking she "[wasn't] sure what we were thinking there! Most prominently, an adult contemporary version inspired by Kings of Leon's cover was released on 15 April 2016 by Britain's Got Talent contestant Calum Scott. [112] The track was considered the greatest of the decade by Rolling Stone,[113] NME,[114] Stereogum,[115] Slant,[116] Consequence of Sound,[117] The Associated Press,[118] Insider,[119] Esquire,[120] iNews,[40] Vanyaland[121] and Audiofemme. 1 (2010). 3:10. 1 (2010), the first in her Body Talk series. The song's stark mid-tempo electropop version from her album was the first version of the single released followed by a layered mid-tempo dance-pop edit for radio and a downtempo piano ballad recording for BBC Radio 1 later that year. Another choreographed moment, Decida's "making out with yourself dance", of Robyn turning "her back to the camera" and feigning intimacy with another person by "wrapping her arms around herself" served as a "moment of levity" from her "serious-faced" attempts to get her ex's attention, and she would continue to use the move in subsequent live performances of the song. "[11] Conceptualizing club culture, Robyn created narratives for past patrons she'd seen from situations she'd witnessed, including their "expectations" for the night to "meet that person", reach a "good high", or experience "some kind of emotion", whether "destructive", "empower[ed]", "inspired", "sad" or "fun", recalling stories from Olof on his time as a doorman describing how they'd act when "insecure" or "drunk", then reminiscing on her time in New York City in 1997 promoting Robyn is Here as a "lonely misfit teenager shoulder-shimmying alone in a gloomy corner" on Club Vinyl's "last ever"[12] Saturday night and Sunday afternoon, 'The Shelter', and the "near mythological" 'Body&SOUL', respectively. [35][36] Meanwhile, Patrik was reaffirmed of his decision to break from Max Martin's formula despite "anger" from many of his peers in Sweden, sharing with The Globe and Mail's Josh O'Kane it became "one of those songs where people came up to me, talking about how much it mattered. The song was released as Body Talk Pt. "[57] The words convey "not only darkness" but a sense of "empowerment" for a "new start," Berger detailed to Billboard's Christine Werthman: " 'I'm sad, but I'm alright somehow.' "Dancing On My Own" was produced by Patrik Berger and co-produced by Robyn, with the two of them sharing writing credits. [25][26] Patrik, facing pressure from Swedish music industry insiders "telling him what he should do" with the song, decided for the first time that "rather than following the pack", he'd write and produce the song "how he wanted to", following a new group of "sonic scholars" in the country breaking away from Max Martin's "school of pop". In January 2009 Robyn won a Swedish Grammis award for Best Live Act 2008. Scott told the Official Charts Company on its reception there that he was "absolutely over the moon" at the news. In both of these settings she is occasionally watching her ex with another woman and trying to get his attention – though not overtly, nor is there an obvious reference in the video as to who the ex and his girlfriend are among the many club goers depicted. After "taking a step back from what she'd created", working through "a lot of therapy" where she "worked on [...] and healed" herself, then felt the "song was talking back to her" when "thousands of fans" sang it back to her on her 2019 tour when she "cut the song just before the chorus", she realized the song had "moved on from its beginnings" and was no longer "conflicted" about "playing it live", feeling the song "had moved on from its beginnings and 'became something that took on meaning for a lot of people in different ways'". [184] American actress Elle Fanning performed the midtempo electropop version as the character Violet in the film Teen Spirit, released in September 2018, and her recording, described as "unassuming" yet "impressive" by MTV, was subsequently released in April 2019 as part of its soundtrack with a promotional music video depicting her role, aiming for pop stardom. In 2011, the single "Dancing On My Own" was nominated at Grammy Awards for the category … [24], "With an idea of a chorus in her mind," Robyn wanted to work further with Åhlund but couldn't stop "toying" with the song on her own, eventually reaching out to prior collaborator Patrik Berger for a "different perspective". "[141] To that end, Lorde shared with Vice her "friendly fixation" with Robyn, including keeping a framed portrait of her on the piano during her performance of "Liability" on Saturday Night Live and in the studio as a "patron saint" to watch over the Melodrama sessions. "[198] Different music videos were commissioned and released for Calum's cover as well as the Tiesto remix. Robyn is the stage name of the Swedish pop singer-songwriter Robin Miriam Carlsson (born 12 June 1979 in Stockholm, Sweden). The cover was noted for its "soft focus" and piano rock/pop-soul leanings, with critical reception being polarized and chart reception being very strong in the UK and Australia, followed by sleeper hit longevity in Europe and the United States. Pitchfork's Ryan Dombal appreciated it showed "the scuffs on her scepter" in comparison to her other promo singles, awarding it their infamous "Best New Music" label the day of release, and the outlet's Tom Breihan during its promotion would deem it her "Euro-pop masterpiece. BETTER than covered Callum. We'll dance with you, lady! So make sure you're there when she performs songs like "Missing U" and "Honey" alongside classics like "With Every Heartbeat" and "Dancing on My Own," live at a venue near you. "[144] Pop stars Charli XCX and Zara Larsson acknowledged Robyn's influence, with Charli expressing that "Robyn has definitely been part of paving the way for pop stars who fall a little to the left of the Top 40 norm,” and Zara saying, "She’s what I strive to be in a sense of making my own choices and staying true to myself." [137], Released at what Harper's Bazaar's Natalie Maher deemed "the height of the pop renaissance" of the late 2000s/early 2010s, several columnists thought it took a decade for the song's influence to be appreciated critically due to the sharp contrast with its initial commercial reception, a result of several factors including its tone and theme. [85] The Guardian named it the best song of the year as well, writing: "'Dancing On My Own' is an extraordinary addition to Robyn's canon of skewed love songs; thoughtful and romantic enough for stuck-on-repeat listening, but with a pop sensibility that makes you want to head out in search of a dancefloor. "[71] Leslie Simon of MTV Buzzworthy named it a "Video You Need To Know" and wrote, "Amid a sea of strobe lights and PDA-stricken couples, Robyn seems cautiously fed up with dancing solo. [67], The video moves between three cutscenes depicting different settings Robyn is in as she plays the protagonist depicted in the song, lip-syncing the lyrics to the radio version of the track. [69] The third shows her singing whilst standing still then dancing in a stationary place in front of an empty microphone stand that's centered in a "harshly lit rehearsal" setting with an elaborate stage-like contraption wall of spotlights, sound/lighting equipment, fog machines and mirrors behind her. [59] As Pitchfork's Ryan Dombal described the single as sounding "...like what we've come to expect from a Robyn song," Robyn answered that she "felt like I really found my voice on the last album [...] I wrote 'With Every Heartbeat', so there's a reason why 'Dancing on My Own' sounds similar. The song "heralded the end of the glitzy, VIP-filled, champagne-drenched 'Club' era of songwriting" in Fawbert's view, and it "changed the trajectory of pop, indie and dance." [191] Denver-based indie rock band Marcus Church released a cover on 19 June 2020, described by Westword's Tom Murphy as "jangle rock/power pop" by "The Cars" if they were "influenced by C86" and praised as a "fine reflection of Robyn's...powerful delicacy" with a "gentle hesitancy" towards her "nostalgia" given the time of its release, with all proceeds benefiting the NAACP Legal Defense Fund. [93] "Dancing On My Own" also reached number three on the UK Dance Chart. After steadily ascending on the chart for several weeks, the song reached its peak of number two on the issue dated 6 August 2010. The chorus came first quickly, followed by the chords and parts of the melody.
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