5 Facts About Björk's Homogenic Release

One Little Indian released Homogenic on September 22, 1997. The album marked a shift toward more electronic and orchestral sounds for Björk.

The label had worked with Björk since her solo debut, Debut, in 1993. Homogenic was her third studio album with One Little Indian.

The album was recorded in London, Spain, and Denmark. Björk collaborated with producers like Mark Bell and Howie B.

Homogenic received critical acclaim for its fusion of strings and beats. It is often considered one of her most cohesive and influential works.

The album’s cover features Björk in a traditional Icelandic costume. The image was shot by photographer Nick Knight.