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Robyn Enlists Zara Larsson for “Talk to Me” Remix
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Robyn has released "Talk to Me, Zara," a remix of her Sexistential track "Talk to Me" featuring fellow Swedish singer Zara Larsson, out now via the Young label. The song was first performed live in Copenhagen earlier in July 2026 and continues the pair's ongoing creative partnership, following their earlier collaboration on "Puss Puss (Girls Trip)" from Larsson's expanded 2025 album Midnight Sun.
The remix joins a wider series of Sexistential reworkings that also includes versions by Arca, Jamie xx and Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso. The day after "Talk to Me, Zara" debuted, a BBC session aired featuring Robyn's cover of Erasure's "Always," and her tour is due to head to North America in September 2026.
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In short
- Robyn and Zara Larsson release "Talk to Me, Zara" remix
- Follows their earlier "Puss Puss (Girls Trip)" collaboration
- Robyn's North American tour begins in September 2026
How this story developed
- 4 months ago Robyn has released "Talk to Me, Zara," a new remix of her Sexistential track "Talk to Me" featuring fellow Swedish singer Zara Larsson, out now via the Young label.
- 4 months ago Swedish pop artist Robyn has released "Talk to Me, Zara," a remix of her track "Talk to Me" featuring fellow Swedish singer Zara Larsson.
- 4 months ago Robyn has released "Talk to Me, Zara," a remix of her Sexistential track "Talk to Me" featuring fellow Swedish singer Zara Larsson, out now via the Young label.
Explained simply
Robyn is a Swedish pop artist best known for hits like "Dancing on My Own," celebrated for blending emotional lyrics with dancefloor-ready electronic production. Her most recent album, Sexistential, has been spawning a series of remixes from different collaborators, turning the record into an ongoing, evolving project rather than a one-off release.
Zara Larsson is another Swedish singer with her own successful pop career, and the two have been working together increasingly closely over the past year, including a joint track on Larsson's 2025 album Midnight Sun. Their pairing reflects a broader trend of Swedish pop artists collaborating and cross-promoting each other's work.
This latest link-up matters because it shows how artists now extend an album's life well beyond its original release, using remixes, guest features and live performances to keep material current and engage fans across different markets, including Robyn's upcoming tour dates in North America.