Feist - Let It Die

'Powder Blue' is the second full-length album from Winnipeg's Begonia. Playing like the lovechild of Feist and Adele, it encompasses Alexis Dirks' notorious emotional depth, and her soulful pop lightness. Featuring "Married By Elvis", and "Right Here".

Feist returned with her fourth record in 2011. 'Metals' features the single "How Come You Never Go There". Feist strove for a sound she described as "modern ancient", mixing old and new instruments on this record.

King Hannah's debut album 'I'm Not Sorry, I Was Just Being Me', offers an inspired melding of influences like Mazzy Star, Portishead and PJ Harvey. It features the singles "All Being Fine", "A Well-Made Woman" and "Big Big Baby".

'A Very Chilly Christmas' celebrates timeless classics to newer holiday pop hits, Chilly Gonzales surveys a broad scope of seasonal repertoire and sentiment. There’s grandeur and solemnity, there’s austerity and merriment, Mariah Carey and Wham!.

'The Reminder' was the 2007 breakthrough album for indie music star Feist. It features the singles "My Moon My Man", "I Feel It All", "Sea Lion Woman" and most famously, "1234". The album won the 2007 Polaris Music Prize.

Broken Social Scene's 2nd album seemed to legitimize Canada's highly touted "post-rock" scene. Drawing on a revolving cast of 11 members, "You Forgot It In People" features Metric's Emily Haines, and Toronto indie fave, Leslie Feist.

On her US debut album "You Are Here", Sarah incorporates roots, pop, and folk sensibilities. Harmer performs what might be called "homemade" music, writing intensely personal lyrics about relationship anticipation and angst, setting them afloat on simple

Aldous Harding's 'Designer' finds the New Zealander hitting her creative stride on her fourth album.