Robyn Unveils New Album ‘Sexistential’ with Title Track and Single ‘Talk To Me’

Swedish pop star Robyn returns with her vibrant album ‘Sexistential’ and fresh singles that celebrate sensuality and self-expression.

A Long-Awaited Return to the Spotlight

If you’re a fan of Robyn, you know that her music isn’t just pop—it’s a feeling, a dancefloor confession, a soundtrack for the bold and the hopeful. Her latest announcement has sent a wave of excitement through the music world. Robyn is back with her ninth studio album, Sexistential, dropping on March 27 through Young Records. This release comes after a six-year gap since her critically acclaimed 2018 album Honey, and it promises to continue that fearless exploration of emotion and sensuality that she’s known for.

Robyn confidently prepares to take us on a new musical journey.

The album will be available across multiple formats: CD, digital download, limited edition cassette, and vinyl in striking magenta, white, and alternate artwork versions. You can already pre-order it and get ready for a fresh batch of Robyn magic.

The Bold New Singles: “Sexistential” and “Talk To Me”

Leading the charge are two new tracks that showcase Robyn’s signature blend of vulnerability, wit, and dance-ready beats. First up is the album’s title track, Sexistential, a song she cheekily describes as “possibly the world’s first rap about having one-night stands while 10 weeks pregnant after IVF.” Yes, you read that correctly. Robyn dives headfirst into uncharted territory, rapping about the complexities of fertility and desire with her usual fierce honesty.

“It was my cue. I have to do this, I have to write a rap about IVF.” — Robyn

The track is a bold, personal statement wrapped in an infectious beat, a perfect example of her ability to turn deeply personal experiences into universally resonant art.

Listen to Sexistential on Spotify:

Enjoy the lyric video here:

“Talk To Me”: A Pandemic-Era Dancefloor Anthem

Next up is Talk To Me, a track co-written with the legendary Max Martin, marking their first collaboration since 2010’s *Time Machine*. This song bursts with a playful energy, capturing the frustration and longing of a time when physical connection was off-limits.

Robyn shares, “I wrote it during the pandemic when there was no way to be physical. I like talkers, that turns me on.” The track is pure, unadulterated fun, a reminder that sometimes, a good conversation is the best kind of seduction.

Tune in to Talk To Me on Spotify:

Watch the official music video:

Sensuality and Songwriting: The Heart of ‘Sexistential’

Co-produced with longtime collaborator Klas Åhlund, Sexistential reflects Robyn’s ongoing fascination with sensuality, not just in music but in life itself. She reveals, “Exploring my sensual life is the same feeling as when I make a good song.”

The vibrant and bold album art for Robyn’s ‘Sexistential’ mirrors its fearless themes.

She elaborates: “It’s such a beautiful kind of sensitive vibration that takes so much work to keep afloat. I feel like the purpose of my life is to stay horny – it doesn’t even have to be about sex, but it’s feeling sensual and attracted to things that I enjoy, and not letting anything take over that.”

That quote alone makes you want to press play and dive headfirst into the album’s lush soundscapes and candid lyrics.

The Full Sexistential Tracklist

Here’s what you can expect when you press play on March 27:

• Really Real
• Dopamine
• Blow My Mind
• Sucker For Love
• It Don’t Mean A Thing
• Talk To Me
• Sexistential
• Light Up
• Into The Sun

Robyn’s Recent Live Revival and Collaborations

Before Sexistential even drops, Robyn has been giving fans a taste of the new material. She played two electrifying shows at Brooklyn Paramount, where she debuted both Sexistential and Talk To Me.

Her live return began in November 2025 at the Fonda Theater in Los Angeles, marking her first full live performance since 2019. Fans have been hungry for this moment, and she did not disappoint.

Robyn's upcoming album had been whispered about since September when co-producer Klas Åhlund revealed on a podcast that the new album was finished and on its way.

In the meantime, Robyn’s artistry has extended beyond her solo career, collaborating with artists like Smile on 2021’s *Call My Name*, and dropping a remix for Charli XCX’s *360* alongside Yung Lean in 2024.

Highlights from Recent Years

Robyn and Jamie xx share an unforgettable live moment.

Robyn’s iconic track Dancing On My Own continues to resonate as a defining anthem. Just last year she joined forces with David Byrne for a stunning duet at the 50th Anniversary concert of Saturday Night Live, and later appeared with Gracie Abrams at Lollapalooza.

In March 2025, she surprised fans by joining Jamie xx on stage in Copenhagen for a live rendition of Life from his album In Waves. Their chemistry on stage had previously been seen at Glastonbury, and Jamie xx even released a trance-inspired remix of Robyn’s Dopamine.

Her classic hit Dancing On My Own was even voted Best Song of the Decade for the 2010s, a testament to her lasting impact on pop music.

Wrapping It Up: A Pop Icon Continues to Define Her Era

Robyn’s Sexistential promises to be another milestone in her career—a celebration of life, love, and the messy, beautiful experience of being human. With its blend of candid storytelling, danceable beats, and unflinching honesty, this album is set to remind us why Robyn is one of pop's most beloved and fearless voices.

FAQ

• When is Robyn’s new album ‘Sexistential’ releasing?
  The album drops on March 27, 2026.
• Which singles has Robyn released from the album so far?
  She has shared the title track ‘Sexistential’ and the single ‘Talk To Me’.
• Who co-produced the album with Robyn?
  Longtime collaborator Klas Åhlund co-produced the album.
• What themes does ‘Sexistential’ explore?
  The album dives into sensuality, self-expression, and personal experiences including IVF.
• Can I buy the album on vinyl?
  Yes, it’s available on magenta, white, and alternate art vinyl formats.

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