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Sexistential is the ninth studio album by the Swedish artist Robyn, released on 27 March 2026 through Konichiwa Records and Young. The album was supported by singles "Dopamine", the double A-sides "Sexistential" and "Talk to Me", and "Blow My Mind". She began to work with Swedish producer Klas Åhlund to provide a sound that would be reminiscent of her previous project, Body Talk (2010) trilogy.

Release · MusicBrainz

Type
Album
Artist
Robyn
First released
2026-03-27
1–4 wochenalt-popalternative dancealternative/indie rockclubdance-pop

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Listeners
5
Total plays
6

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Music

Genre
Rock
Year
2020
Tracks
12

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Contents
  • Background and development
  • Release and promotion
  • Title
  • Live performances
  • Singles
  • Critical reception
  • Track listing
  • Release history
  • References

Sexistential is the ninth studio album by the Swedish artist Robyn, released on 27 March 2026 through Konichiwa Records and Young. The album was supported by singles "Dopamine", the double A-sides "Sexistential" and "Talk to Me", and "Blow My Mind". She began to work with Swedish producer Klas Åhlund to provide a sound that would be reminiscent of her previous project, Body Talk (2010) trilogy.

==Background and development== Robyn returned to working with Swedish producer Klas Åhlund for the album, choosing the sound to be reminiscent of her 2010's Body Talk trilogy. Talking about the album, she stated that Sexistential feels "like a spaceship coming through the atmosphere at a really high speed and crash landing. That's how I felt, like I'd had all these experiences searching too far out into space, and now I'm crashing back into myself". The topics so far known to be approached in the music let the listener in more personal parts of Robyn's life as a new single mother, while keeping to gravitate around the concepts of physicality, desire and dance.

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