Robyn and Zara Larsson have joined forces for a new collaborative single, ‘Talk To Me, Zara’ – check it out below.
The song is a new version of ‘Talk To Me’, a track from Robyn’s latest album ‘Sexistential‘, her ninth studio record that was released in March.
The new version has been remixed by Larsson and sees her adding her own verse to the pulsing Max Martin collaboration. “The way you move your lips communicates with my body / Heightening my senses, come finish what you started,” she sings.
They debuted ‘Talk To Me, Zara’ live together at Copenhagen’s Royal Arena on July 14 when Robyn brought Larsson out as a surprise guest during the final night of the UK and European leg of her ‘Sexistential’ tour.
Watch the video for ‘Talk To Me, Zara’, as well as footage of the Copenhagen show, here:
‘Sexistential’ was released in March and marked Robyn’s first album since 2018’s ‘Honey‘. In a glowing five-star review, NME wrote: ” There’s no frisson to the self-destruction here, only the cold inevitability of interstellar tragedy. The air of finality is unmistakable – the questing of ‘Sexistential’ is over. Only time will tell where Robyn heads next.”
Robyn also played her first major headline tour since 2019 to support the album. NME was at her London show last month, and gave it another five-star review, noting: ” If writing killer pop songs was a competition, Robyn would be the undisputed heavyweight champion, and tonight she makes it clear that there are few who can touch her.”
‘Talk To Me, Zara’ marks the second time the two Swedish pop stars have worked together, with Larsson returning the favour after Robyn’s new mix of ‘Puss Puss’ appeared on Larsson’s recent remix album ‘Midnight Sun: Girls Trip‘.
That album was released in May and featured reworkings of tracks from her 2025 record, including by PinkPantheress, Shakira, Tyla, Kehlani and Madison Beer.
NME gave it four and a half stars, writing: ” Coupled with the undimmed effervescence of the original album, ‘Midnight Sun: Girls Trip’ is a journey worth taking. And for Larsson, the doors to the “Khia asylum” are rapidly fading from sight in the rear-view mirror.”
