Robyn has released a remix of "Talk to Me" featuring Swedish singer Zara Larsson, titled "Talk to Me, Zara," via the label Young. The track reworks a cut from Robyn's album Sexistential and adds a new verse sung by Larsson, according to an Instagram post from Robyn's account on 27 July 2026.

The two artists first performed the remix live in Copenhagen at the closing show of Robyn's European headline tour. Robyn announced the single on her official Instagram account on 21 July 2026, captioning a teaser clip "Talk To Me, Zara. Tomorrow." Music outlets Stereogum and Pitchfork reported the release on 28 July 2026 (Pitchfork).

This is not the first time the two Swedish artists have shared a studio credit. Robyn and Larsson previously collaborated on a remix called "Puss Puss (Girls Trip)" for the expanded edition of Larsson's 2025 album Midnight Sun. The new remix deepens that working relationship, with Larsson stepping into a Robyn-led track rather than the other way around.

"Talk to Me, Zara" is the latest in a string of remixes drawn from Sexistential. Arca reworked the album's title track, Jamie xx remixed "Dopamine," and Argentine duo Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso took on "Blow My Mind." The remix series has given the album an extended shelf life beyond its initial release, with each version pulling the source material into a different producer's orbit.

Around the same time as the remix release, a BBC session featuring Robyn aired, including her cover of Erasure's "Always." That session aired the day after the live debut of "Talk to Me, Zara" in Copenhagen.

Robyn's tour schedule now points toward North America, with dates set for September 2026. The European leg that closed in Copenhagen served as the stage for the remix's first public performance before the studio version arrived on streaming platforms.

For fans of either artist, the pairing is straightforward pop-star maths: two Swedish vocalists with different but overlapping audiences, trading verses on a track that already had a home on an album. Larsson brings a fresh verse; Robyn brings the source material. The result is a remix that functions as both a new entry in the Sexistential remix series and a second handshake between two artists who clearly work well together.