Oral It is an unexpected collaboration between Björk and Rosalía that unites two generations of experimental pop. The song originated from a demo that Björk It was recorded in the late nineties and remained unreleased for decades, until the Icelandic artist decided to rescue and reinterpret it together with RosalíaThe result is a song that sounds like a lost classic and, at the same time, a contemporary statement, where both voices intertwine between English and Spanish.

Musically, Oral It combines taut string arrangements, electronic bases, and a very physical rhythmic pulse, at times close to the music of the club. The production maintains the characteristic emotional drama of Björk and crosses it with vocal sensitivity and flamenco-infused phrasing of RosalíaThis 12" translucent pearl-effect vinyl release also includes a remix by Olof Dreijer (The Knife), which takes the track into a more minimalist and hypnotic territory, designed for the dance floor.

Beyond the music, this single functions as a political and ecological manifesto. Björk, Rosalía and its labels have waived commissions and royalties so that 100% of the profits go to AEGIS, the organization founded by Björk who fights against intensive salmon farming in Iceland and defends marine ecosystems. Thus, each copy of Oral It not only documents a unique creative encounter, but is directly linked to an urgent environmental cause.