It's Tove Styrke versus Myers–Briggs as we tackle personality on today's podcast
Swedish popstar and Lorde-tourmate Tove Styrke riffs on a personal obsession - personality types - in today's episode of our podcast Talk The Line.
Styrke was raised in the Swedish city of Umeå and grew up “banging on the piano and singing around the house all the time" until hearing the music of Björk at age ten changed her life. She began her career on Sweden's version of Pop Idol and her self-titled effort went platinum in Sweden and earned a nomination at the Swedish Grammy Awards - but it wasn't until 2015's follow-up Kiddothat Tove established her identity with the record hailed as a “feminist pop triumph” by Time magazine.
Sway is her third full-length album and she describes it as "a collection of love stories looking at the good and the bad of being in love; the romance and the anti-romance". The album's release comes after a long world tour with Lorde which featured the pair duetting on Robyn's iconic song "Hang With Me".Listen to Tove talk about her fascination with personality via iTunes.
In our weekly podcast Talk the Line, we meet the people we love from music, film and television to find out about their passions and obsessions. A new episode drops every Friday - catch up with the episodes you've missed.
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