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Debut

Debut is an dance music album by Icelandic alternative rock musician Björk, released in July of 1993 (see 1993 in music). This album, her first after leaving The Sugarcubes, was produced by Nellee Hooper[?] and established Bjork's audience outside of Iceland and cult followings in the UK, US and elsewhere.

Debut topped Billboard's Heatseekers chart and peaked at #61 on the Billboard 200 chart.

Track listing

  1. Human Behaviour - 4:12
  2. Crying (Hooper) - 4:49
  3. Venus as a Boy (Bjork) - 4:41
  4. There's More to Life Than This - 3:21

  1. Like Someone in Love (Burke/VanHeusen) - 4:33
  2. Big Time Sensuality (Bjork/Hooper) - 3:56
  3. One Day (Bjork) - 5:24
  4. Aeroplane (Bjork) - 3:54
  5. Come to Me (Bjork) - 4:55
  6. Violently Happy (Bjork/Hooper) - 4:58
  7. The Anchor Song (Bjork) - 3:32

Personnel

  • Garry Hughes - Keyboards, Organ (Hammond), Programming
  • Oliver Lake - Arranger, Brass
  • Corky Hale - Harp
  • Björk - Arranger, Keyboards, Producer
  • Gary Barnacle - Brass
  • Paul Corkett - Engineer
  • Marius DeVries - Keyboards, Programming
  • Nellee Hooper - Percussion, Drums, Producer, Engineer
  • Howie B - Engineer
  • Luis Jardim - Bass, Percussion, Drums
  • Hugoth Nicolson - Engineer
  • Brian Pugsley - Engineer
  • Talvin Singh - Director, Tabla
  • Bruce Willie Smith - Percussion, Drums
  • Al Stone - Engineer
  • Martin Virgo - Keyboards, Programming
  • Mark Warner - Assistant Engineer
  • Paul Wertheimer - Engineer
  • Goetz Botzenhardt - Assistant Engineer
  • Jim Abbiss - Engineer
  • Dave Burnham - Engineer
  • Jean Baptiste Mondino - Photography
  • Pete Lewis - Assistant Engineer
  • Paul Waller - Keyboards, Programming
  • Jon Mallison - Guitar, Assistant Engineer
  • Mike Marsh - Mastering
  • Mike Mower - Brass
  • Tim Dickenson - Assistant Engineer
  • Jhelisa Anderson - Vocals (bckgr)
  • Andy Bradford - Assistant Engineer
  • Oggy - Assistant Engineer
  • H. Shalleh - Engineer

Chart positions

 1993	Human Behaviour	        Modern Rock Tracks	                No. 2
 1993	Human Behaviour	        Hot Dance Music/Club Play	        No. 2
 1993	Violently Happy	        Hot Dance Music/Club Play	        No. 4
 1994	Big Time Sensuality	The Billboard Hot 100	                No. 88
 1994	Big Time Sensuality	Modern Rock Tracks	                No. 5
 1994	Big Time Sensuality	Hot Dance Music/Club Play	        No. 1
 1994	Violently Happy	        Hot Dance Music/Club Play	        No. 4
 1994	Big Time Sensuality	Hot Dance Music/Maxi-Singles Sales	No. 19



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