Robyn debuts new song ‘Honey’ on HBO’s Girls

Expected on the singer’s long-awaited new album.

Robyn has offered a glimpse into her upcoming album with the new song ‘Honey’ which debuted on this week’s episode of the HBO series Girls.

Robyn wrote on Instagram about her love of the show (which previously featured ‘Dancing On My Own’) and explained how creator and star Lena Dunham asked her for music to feature on the new season.

“I sent her some music I’m working on and she picked ‘Honey’, she said. “It wasn’t ready to be released, but I finished this version for her and Girls.”

Dunham also praised Robyn’s music on Instagram and mentioned that the track will be included on her next album, the long awaited follow-up to 2010’s Body Talk. Her last project was a collaborative EP with Mr. Tophat.

After Lena used Dancing On My Own in the first season of Girls, in the most amazing way, i was so happy she asked me if she could put another of my songs in the series. I sent her some music im working on and she picked Honey. It wasnt ready to be released, but i finished this version for her and Girls ❤. Thank you @lenadunham for making this tv-show that flips my brain like a burger like 15 times every episode, i love that feeling! And for bringing up all these emotionally complex situations in such a brilliant way, without making excuses. And thank you for asking me to make music for your work. I wouldnt want to miss out on making music for Adams movie for anything. :) #girls

A post shared by robynkonichiwa (@robynkonichiwa) on Mar 20, 2017 at 9:21am PDT

I'm just as obsessed with the music on Girls as anyone (wrong that I listen to our soundtrack most days in the shower?) and it was the biggest honor to have @robynkonichiwa create a version of a track from her upcoming album just for the show. We knew the last season needed some Robyn- after all, Hannah would not be Hannah without a lot of dancing on her own ❤️ Thank you Robyn, queen of space and sound! Come get your Honey baby 👶

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