‘It feels so good to release it’: Pop star drops first solo single in 7 years
Swedish singer Robyn has returned to music with her first solo single in seven years.
The international pop star released "Dopamine" on Wednesday, Nov. 12, marking Robyn's first solo music since 2018.
"Dopamine. I've been working on this song for almost a decade and it feels so good to release it today," the singer wrote in an Instagram post . "How great to have a body, how great to have a brain, how great to be alive."
Reactions to Robyn's return were overwhelmingly positive, with fans calling the song " amazing ," " perfect " and "the only good thing in the world right now."
"Dopamine" has also gotten love from fellow artists SG Lewis, Tove Lo, Jessie Ware, METTE, Arlo Parks and Charli XCX .
Robyn burst onto the music scene with her 1995 debut album, "Robyn Is Here." The album produced the Billboard Hot 100 top 10 singles "Do You Know (What It Takes)" and "Show Me Love." After releasing her second and third albums in Sweden, the pop star returned to international success with 2005's "Robyn." The album earned her a Grammy nomination for best electronic/dance album and spawned the singles "Be Mine!" and "With Every Heartbeat."
Robyn saw continued success through the three top 10 singles "Hang with Me" and "Indestructible" and "Dancing On My Own," the latter of which has been regarded as her signature song and helped revive her career. The platinum-certified hit was also nominated for a Grammy Award for best dance recording. Robyn's last album, "Honey," was released to widespread acclaim in 2018.
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