It's hard not to be floored by the staggering breadth and depth of the material on The Reminder. You can hear the sound of every facet of Feist - the punk kid from Calgary, the T.O. indie rock poster girl, the Parisian ex-pat who taps the cobblestone. The lost and the found - without the slightest bit of compromise. It's Feist simply answering her own questions with questions, and giving in - as she sings so sweetly at the end of The Reminder - to "how her heart behaves."

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The beautiful songstress Feist -- who roomed with Peaches, worked with the Kings of Convenience, and supplied vocals for Broken Social Scene's "You Forgot It in People" -- steps out for her debut album, "Let It Die." Carefully pieced around Feist's seductive voice, the album forms the missing link between ye olde folk (storytelling), the Brill building era (the quest for the hook), doo-wop (melody and mood), and minimal modern pop arrangements. Francoise Hardy-style orchestral pop, hipster neuvo-disco, an...   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. Made famous in 1983 as a duet by Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton, Islands In The Stream was originally written by the Bee Gees. A favorite of Constantines and Feist, the song was recorded together in Toronto one chilly day in early February following a game of ice hockey and a round of hot chocolates. Their decelerated and intimate version of Islands In The Stream was produced by Jeff McMurrich, who also worked with Constantines on their new album, Kensington Heights.

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