Artist	Song
Feist	1234
from The Reminder (2007)
Feist	My Moon My Man
from The Reminder (2007)
Feist	Mushaboom
from Let It Die (2005)
Feist	I Feel It All
from The Reminder (2007)
Feist	Secret Heart
from Let It Die (2005)
Feist	Sea Lion Woman
from The Reminder (2007)
Feist	Inside and Out
from Let It Die (2005)
Feist	One Evening
from Let It Die (2005)
Feist	Past In Present
from The Reminder (2007)
Feist	Leisure Suite
from Let It Die (2005)
Feist	So Sorry
from The Reminder (2007)
Feist	The Limit to Your Love
from The Reminder (2007)
Feist	How My Heart Behaves
from The Reminder (2007)
Feist	Let It Die
from Let It Die (2005)
Feist	Brandy Alexander
from The Reminder (2007)
Feist	Mushaboom
from Open Season (2006)
Gonzales & Feist	Starlight feat. Feist
from Z (2003)
Feist	One Evening
from Open Season (2006)
Feist	Honey Honey
from The Reminder (2007)
Feist & Gonzales	Lovertits
from Open Season (2006)
Broken Social Scene	7/4 (Shoreline)
from Broken Social Scene (2005)
Feist	Inside + Out (Apostle of Hustle Unmix)
from Open Season (2006)
Feist	Tout Doucement
from Let It Die (2005)
Feist	Gatekeeper
from Open Season (2006)
Feist	Somewhere Down the Road
from The Hottest State (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (2007)
Feist	Lonely Lonely
from Open Season (2006)
Feist & Jane Birkin	The Simple Story
from Open Season (2006)
Feist	The Water
from The Reminder (2007)
Feist	One Evening (Solo Piano Version) [Instrumental]
from Open Season (2006)

Comment:

Hard to believe that Feist was playing to 100 or so people just a couple years ago, what with the sudden career-catapulting success of "1234" — [i]the song[/i] that, in 2007, made her a mainstream curiosity of epic "Who's that girl?" proportions. (In one week alone, she performed on both [i]The Today Show[/i] and [i]The View[/i].) Spend some time with our catalogue-skimming Essentials playlist and you'll see why she's been such a crossover hit: At her very core, Feist is a splendid pop singer, letting her breathless harmonies loose in a room full of balmy jazz tones; skittering, scampering electronic effects and traces of Tropicália ("Leisure Suite"); mirror ball-sparkling disco (the Bee Gees cover "Inside and Out"); and lighter-lifting torch ballads ("Let It Die," "So Sorry," "Honey Honey"). One more time, then: "1, 2, 3, 4, tell us why you now love Feist more."

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