While creating electronic tracks with Massey, Björk developed a desire to work with a jazz producer. Paul Fox, who had worked with the Sugarcubes, introduced her to jazz harpist Corky Hale. Hale had planned to decline to work with Björk until her stepson, a Sugarcubes fan, insisted that she take the job. Björk recorded a handful of jazz standards with Hale, including "I Remember You" and an early version of "Like Someone in Love". Fox also introduced Björk to Oliver Lake, with whom Björk recorded another jazz standard, "Life Is Just a Bowl of Cherries", with Lake's jazz group for the John Hughes film "Curly Sue". Hughes turned down the recording, but it led to "Debut" being produced by Fox and arranged by Oliver Lake. Björk contracted Lake to work with session saxophonists in London for "Debut;" Lake's contributions are heard on tracks including "Aeroplane" and "The Anchor Song".