 Swinton states that "Biophilia" "nature, music and technology come together" and that the Icelandic singer wants to develop a new kind of music-making which is "intuitive and accessible for everyone".This is driven by her desire to change we think of music, because, as the singer herself explains, by recounting her musical education, the "academic approach to music is a barrier to people actually making music".Oliver Sacks agrees with her by stating that the sheet music and the keys of a piano are "intimidating and much more complicated than language".