Bjork was born in Reykjavik, Iceland, earning domestic fame as a musician from an early age. She first took the international music scene by storm with The Sugarcubes in 1988, and went on to release four solo albums, "Debut, Post, Homogenic," and most recently, "SelmaSongs," her original soundtrack to the Lars von Trier film" Dancer in the Dark," in which she also starred. She lives in New York.

Human Behaviour
Crying
Venus As a Boy
There's More to Life Than This
Like Someone in Love
Big Time Sensuality
One Day
Aeroplane
Come to Me
Violently Happy
Anchor Song
Play Dead