Feist - Let It Die

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

'Are You Gone' is Sarah Harmer's first new album since 'Oh Little Fire' back in 2010. Harmer has described the album as a spiritual successor to her 2000 album 'You Were Here'. Its simple title, 'Are You Gone', is a meditation on the idea of presence, and

'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", which became the theme song to Apple's iPod Nano campaign that year. The albu

Serena Ryder's sixth studio album, 2013's Harmony, showcases the Canadian singer/songwriter's soulful and bluesy music mixing Dusty Springfield-esque '60s R&B with a contemporary pop aesthetic.

After a long hiatus running a successful coffee shop in Ottawa, Kathleen Edwards returns with her soaring fifth album. 'Total Freedom' sees the alt-country singer & songwriter re-claim her place in the Canadian music scene, and features "Hard On Everyone"

Chilly Gonzales has made a gorgeous new festive album, 'A Very Chilly Christmas'. From timeless classics to newer holiday pop hits, the record surveys a broad scope of seasonal repertoire and sentiment. There’s grandeur and solemnity, there’s austerity an

On vinyl for the first time ever, Kathleen Edwards’ 2003 debut album 'Failer' combines wondrous melodies with nakedly honest lyrics about love and the 3,000 ways it has of making your life a misery. It features the single "Six O'Clock News".

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.