About this album
Where they were
By the time of 'Me and Armini', Emilíana Torrini was building on her earlier success following her breakout album 'Love in the Time of Science' in 2005. This third studio album marked a shift toward a more upbeat sound while still retaining her signature introspection, showcasing her evolving artistry and broader appeal.
Why it matters
'Me and Armini' received critical acclaim and commercial success, peaking at number two on the Icelandic charts. The single 'Jungle Drum' became particularly notable, reaching international audiences and resonating within indie pop circles for its catchy melody and distinctive production.
Essential tracks
- "Jungle Drum" — This track encapsulates the album's playful spirit with its infectious rhythm and catchy chorus, making it a standout single that gained widespread recognition.
- "Birds" — A reflective piece, 'Birds' showcases Torrini’s lyrical depth and vocal prowess, presenting a beautiful juxtaposition of melancholy and hope.
- "Fireheads" — 'Fireheads' opens the album with an engaging blend of electronic elements and organic sounds, setting the tone for Torrini's exploration of personal themes.
Release Date
January 1, 2008
Artist Origin
Iceland
Tracklist
- 1 Fireheads 3:44
- 2 Me and Armini 4:17
- 3 Birds 6:23
- 4 Heard It All Before 4:13
- 5 Ha Ha 3:15
- 6 Big Jumps 3:01
- 7 Jungle Drum 2:13
- 8 Hold Heart 2:04
- 9 Gun 5:45
- 10 Beggar’s Prayer 2:55
- 11 Dead Duck 5:36
- 12 Bleeder 4:50
