Björk’s Most Popular Songs Ranking [2025]

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Björk – Big Time Sensuality (Day Time Version)

Björk is an artist from Iceland.

In the music video for this work, from beginning to end, it only shows Björk dancing while riding on what looks like the back of a truck.

Meanwhile, the truck keeps moving through the city.

Björk seems to be dancing just as she feels.

Released in 1993.

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björk: moon

Björk, an artist from Iceland, is so acclaimed that she has been nominated for the Grammy Awards 14 times, and she enjoys great popularity as a representative artist of Iceland.

She has also influenced Japanese artists; the singer UA has openly said she was strongly inspired by her.

One of Björk’s masterpieces, Moon, is a work themed around the moon.

It is an exquisitely crafted song in which the harp cycles are altered at intervals that correspond to the lunar phases.

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björk: tabula rasa

The music video for the ingenious Björk is directed by Tobias Gremmler.

When creating the visual piece, he drew deep inspiration from the mood of her music and the worldview of its lyrics.

He explains that by using CGI to visually transform floral and mountainous landscapes, he expressed the coexistence of nature and humans and gave concrete form to the image of a utopia.

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Bjork – Nattura

This is a 2008 single by the Icelandic singer Björk that promotes environmental protection in Iceland.

All proceeds from the song are donated to the Náttúra Foundation, an environmental campaign named after the track.

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Björk – It’s Oh So Quiet

A Björk-style musical number.

It’s a song with dramatic dynamics, going from very soft singing to very loud.

Whisper during the quiet parts and shout during the loud parts.

It’s funny because everyone will jump in surprise.

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One Day

Björk, the Icelandic singer-songwriter who has many fans in Japan.

There are quite a few Japanese artists—led by UA, known for her passionate style—who say they’ve been influenced by her.

Among Björk’s songs, the one I especially recommend is One Day.

It’s a standout track with a deep yet groovy melody that mixes trip-hop with elements of electronica.

The piece is crafted with meticulous detail—like using bubble sounds for track transitions—so on your first listen, take in the vocals and overall feel, and on your second, focus on the track itself.