I go dancing when I'm sad, thus does Robyn. From "Show Me Love" to "Dancing without anyone else," "Be Mine!" to "Call Your Girlfriend," a focal piece of the Swedish pop powerhouse's allure lies in her capacity to work out life's loneliest minutes through thrashing appendages and shaking hips.

 It's inborn, the manner in which she can transform her blues into redemptive gold under the dancefloor lights. In any case, for almost the greater part of this decade, Robyn has organized cooperative smaller than normal collections that, as opposed to gathering her mark moves into idealize pieces, rather flaunted her melodic adaptability and capacity to energetically riff.

Presently, a long time since Body Talk solidified her clique legend, Robyn has discharged a tune so on a very basic level her, it nearly influences you to overlook to what extent she exited us needing more.

Perhaps that is on account of "Missing U" personally realizes that inclination. Co-created and co-composed with Robyn's long-lasting colleague Klas Åhlund and Metronomy's Joseph Mount, the tune could be coordinated at a sweetheart who left, if that is the thing that audience members need to hear, yet its aware gravity—"all the affection you gave still characterizes me," she sings—proposes it is about somebody who has vanished not by decision.

In an ongoing live meeting, Robyn talked piercingly about the loss of her companion and teammate Christian Falk, whose work she helped through with the after death arrival of their EP as La Bagatelle Magique (alongside Markus Jägerstedt), 2015's Love Is Free.

"Missing U" is, by Robyn's own estimation, "a smidgen of a message to [her] fans," however it's evident that the hurt that pervades this unobtrusively mind blowing tune is one that is very genuine to her.



The impression of being left turning accentuates key minutes, as a synthesizer spins like a carousel through Robyn's recollections. This detail, the coordinating of the individual commotions to the hard-felt suppositions, is the place the enchantment of "Missing U" is made.

 At the simple end, the kick drum drops out and all that is left is the whirling sound. Be that as it may, by that point Robyn has discovered her passionate ocean legs, much the same as she generally does.