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Robyn performs four-song set at NPR Tiny Desk Concert
Robyn performed a four-song NPR Tiny Desk Concert featuring stripped-down Sexistential songs and older material, including a reworked version of her 1997 single "Show Me Love".
Robyn performed stripped-down versions of her Sexistential songs and revisited past classics during the NPR Tiny Desk Concert. She opened her four-song set with a laidback rendition of "Ever Again", the closer from her 2018 LP Honey. She followed "Ever Again" with "Light Up", the penultimate track from Sexistential.
Robyn and her band performed a reworked version of her 1997 single "Show Me Love". "Do You Know (What It Takes)" introduced Robyn to America 30 years ago, along with "Show Me Love". She closed her Tiny Desk set with "Sucker for Love" from Sexistential.
In Rolling Stone's Musicians on Musicians issue, Robyn and Zara Larsson had a conversation about finding success outside Stockholm.
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