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Johannesburg - Singer Bjork back into the studio to work on seventh album after the release of 'Volta' in 2007. Bjork claims already halfway to the release.
Iceland-born singer, 21 November 1965 it plans to release it this year. He hopes that before 2011 ended, the tour had already begun.
"Hopefully I can tour this fall," says the singer of hits 'Oh So Quite It' was reported by the NME on Wednesday (01/19/2011).
Although the album is almost done, musician ever concert in Jakarta in February 2008 and then it did not want much to share. Bjork was deeply superstitious, so he was afraid his plans even messy.
"I never went into the studio with many plans in his head, then all the ideas were half dead,"said Bjork.
In one of the songs are already finished recording, Bjork claimed to tell about life in the wild. He was inspired by the conference of National Geographic magazine, in which hundreds of people talk about living with the lion and insects in Africa.
Iceland-born singer, 21 November 1965 it plans to release it this year. He hopes that before 2011 ended, the tour had already begun.
"Hopefully I can tour this fall," says the singer of hits 'Oh So Quite It' was reported by the NME on Wednesday (01/19/2011).
Although the album is almost done, musician ever concert in Jakarta in February 2008 and then it did not want much to share. Bjork was deeply superstitious, so he was afraid his plans even messy.
"I never went into the studio with many plans in his head, then all the ideas were half dead,"said Bjork.
In one of the songs are already finished recording, Bjork claimed to tell about life in the wild. He was inspired by the conference of National Geographic magazine, in which hundreds of people talk about living with the lion and insects in Africa.
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