Artist	Song
Duncan Sheik	Barely Breathing
from Duncan Sheik (2007)
Duncan Sheik	On a High (Single Version)
from On a High - Single (2002)
Duncan Sheik	She Runs Away
from Duncan Sheik (2007)
Duncan Sheik	The Tale of Solomon Snell
from Whisper House (2009)
Duncan Sheik, Hunter Parrish & John Gallagher, Jr.	The Bitch of Living
from iTunes Live from SoHo - EP (2008)
Duncan Sheik	Wishful Thinking (Soundtrack Version)
from Brighter / Later - A Duncan Sheik Anthology (2006)
Duncan Sheik	Bite Your Tongue
from Humming (2007)
Duncan Sheik	In the Absence of Sun
from Duncan Sheik (2007)
Duncan Sheik	That Says It All
from Humming (2007)
Duncan Sheik	Stripped
from Covers 80's (2011)
Duncan Sheik	Mr. Chess
from Phantom Moon (2005)
Duncan Sheik	Reasons for Living
from Duncan Sheik (2007)
Duncan Sheik	A Mirror In the Heart
from Phantom Moon (2005)
Duncan Sheik	For You
from Daylight (2007)
Duncan Sheik	Serena
from Duncan Sheik (2007)
Duncan Sheik	Home (Live @ World Café)
from Brighter / Later - A Duncan Sheik Anthology (2006)
Duncan Sheik	Better to Be Dead
from Whisper House (2009)
Duncan Sheik	Varying Degrees of Con Artistry
from Humming (2007)
Duncan Sheik	A Body Goes Down
from Humming (2007)
Duncan Sheik	Mouth On Fire
from Phantom Moon (2005)
Duncan Sheik	Far Away
from Phantom Moon (2005)
Duncan Sheik	The Wilderness
from Phantom Moon (2005)
Duncan Sheik	Genius
from Daylight (2007)
Duncan Sheik	Half-Life
from Daylight (2007)
Duncan Sheik	Start Again
from Daylight (2007)
Duncan Sheik	Good Morning!
from Daylight (2007)
Duncan Sheik	Nothing Fades
from Songs for Tibet - The Art of Peace (2008)
Brian Johnson, Gideon Glick, Jonathan B. Wright, Jonathan Groff, Jr. John Gallagher, Lauren Pritchard, Lea Michele, Lilli Cooper, Phoebe Strole, Remy Zaken & Skylar Astin	Totally Fucked
from Spring Awakening (2006)
Duncan Sheik, Mark Campbell & Michael Winther	Oh, to Be Stupid Again
from Songs from an Unmade Bed (2006)
Duncan Sheik	Gentlemen Take Polaroids
from Covers 80's (2011)

Comment:

A complete portrait of singer-songwriter Duncan Sheik is made up of many stylistic snapshots — take the buffed-edge folk-pop of "She Runs Away," the spare narrative imagery of "A Mirror in the Heart," and the ethereal shimmer of daydreams in "Far Away." If there's one thing that stays the same throughout his wide-ranging output, it's a total commitment to exploring the limits of his talent and finding new, original ways to stretch its boundaries, whether he's stripping down songs to their most potently intimate elements ("Mr. Chess") or orchestrating Broadway favorites in the making ("The Tale of Solomon Snell"). We bring you all of the above, and more, with our [i]Duncan Sheik[/i] Essentials.

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