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Robyn NPR Tiny Desk Robyn performed stripped-down takes of her Sexistential songs and revisited past classics during the Swedish pop icon’s NPR Tiny Desk Concert.
The singer opened her four-song set with a laidback rendition of “Ever Again,” the powerhouse closer from her 2018 LP Honey. She followed that up with “Light Up,” the penultimate track from Sexistential.
“For me, this is where it all started, in a way,” Robyn said before she and her band launched into a reworked version of her 1997 single “Show Me Love” which, along with fellow Robyn Is Here hit “Do You Know (What It Takes),” introduced the singer to America 30 years ago.
After telling the NPR crowd that she had to cut off a jeans leg because her son threw up on her on the way to the performance, Robyn closed out her Tiny Desk set with Sexistential’s “Sucker for Love.”
