A lot of the collaborations were with people that were either very underground or weren't necessarily from the pop world. But if you weren't a music person, it was just going to go over your head. had a lot of amazing sounds and a futuristic twist to it.
It's OK, she's got you, since she told Rolling Stone in a recently published profile: Maybe you've fallen asleep since it's been almost two years since Christina Aguilera shouted in your ears over the course of an entire album of her own. But music people, you know, they really, really get my records, and understand that I am constantly evolving and growing. That was an experimental record that will surpass time, and maybe was too ahead of its time for certain people. Working with Sia and all these sort of electronic underground musicians and artists, gosh, for Bionic was amazing. Got that? Doesn't matter, because in a fan Q&A for YouTube earlier this month for which Aguilera absolutely did not make up her own Q's to A, she said: You had to really be a music lover, be a true fan of music and the love of being open to really appreciate that record. With Bionic I fully went in there with, "I'm going to experiment and not be commercial or pop."… I can proudly say it was ahead of its time, to be honest. It sounds like a voracious growl (or maybe a burp) and it goes a little something like this: "Ayyyyyyyy-uh-ayy-uh-uh-ayyyyy-uh-uh-ayyyyyy, yo: This album was ahead of it's ti-uh-uh-uh-uh-aaaaay-mah." To Billboard, in a September cover story, she said: 9 release of her next album, Lotus, she has been singing the praises of Bionic. Bionic had no real hit singles, either.īut that album was Aguilera's baby, and damn it, she's proud of it.
which is terrible even for a time when nobody's buying albums (to contrast, P!nk's The Truth About Love sold over 280,000 copies its first week after it was released last month). Christina Aguilera's sixth studio album, Bionic, sold a little over 300,000 copies in the U.S.
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