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Robyn and Jónsi celebrate Scandinavian boys with 'Salt Licorice'

Robyn and Jonsi have teamed up for a catchy new single that celebrates the boys of their homelands.

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The Swedish pop maven and the Icelandic Sigur Rós frontman have just dropped Salt Licorice, an eclectic pop track that’s curiously catchy.

“It’s such a cute and perfect pop song,” Robyn said of the collab in a media release.

“It makes me want to dance violently and make out at the same time.”

“It was a no-brainer to say yes to singing with Jonsi. The pretty emails I get with a thousand emojis in them from him is a bonus that came with our collaboration as well.”

Check out the video below and dance violently along!


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