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Biografie van de kunstenaar Feist
There Is More Than One Artist With This Name Including 1 Feist Is Canadian Singer And Songwriter Leslie Feist 2 Feist Was A British Drum 'n' Bass Artist Active During The 1990s. 1 Feist Is Canadian Singer And Songwriter Leslie Feist Born In Amherst Nova Scotia On 13 February 1976 Who Performs As A Solo Artist And Also As A Member Of Broken Social Scene. Because Her Father Is American Feist Has Dual Canadian-U.S. Citizenship. Raised In Regina And Calgary Feist Got Her Start In Music As The Lead Vocalist For A Punk Band Called Placebo Not The More Famous British Band Placebo Who Won A Local Battle Of The Bands Competition And Were Awarded The Opening Slot At A Ramones Concert. After Five Years Of Touring Feist Was Forced To Take Time Off From Music To Recover From Voice Damage. She Moved From Calgary To Toronto In 1998 And Took Up Guitar By 1999 She Was The Guitarist For By Divine Right. She Also Released Her Debut Solo Album Monarch Lay Your Jewelled Head Down That Year. The Album Was Financed By A Grant From The Canadian Government. In 2000 Feist Moved In As A Roommate With Peaches And Gonzales And Appeared As A Guest Vocalist On The Teaches Of Peaches And Presidential Suite. She Then Joined The Recording Sessions For Broken Social Scene's Albums Feel Good Lost And You Forgot It In People. Feist Then Moved To Paris And While In Europe She Collaborated With Norwegian Duo Kings Of Convenience As A Guest Vocalist On Their Album Riot On An Empty Street. Feist Recorded Her Second Solo Album Let It Die In Paris In 2002 And 2003. That Album A Combination Of Jazz And Bossa Nova Was Hailed As One Of The Best Canadian Pop Albums Of 2004 And Got Her Two Juno Awards The Canadian Equivalent Of The Grammys . This Album Also Helped Her To Gain A Significant International Audience.
She Released A Remix Album Entitled Open Season In April 2006.
From Different Directions It Is Said The Voice Of Feist Fits In The Range Of Ella Fitzgerald Or More Of An Alternative Norah Jones. Her Third Album The Reminder Was Released On April 23rd 2007 In Europe And May 1st In The Rest Of The World And Is Composed Of Thirteen Tracks. Pitchfork Rated The Album An 8.8.
Her Song 1234 From The Reminder Was Also Used In A Commercial For The Third Generation IPod Nano. Feist Wrote The Song With Sally Seltmann An Australian Singer Who Records As New Buffalo. Speaking With Songfacts Sellmann Said She Wrote The Song After A Good Friend Told Her She Was Leaving Her Husband.
Also Her Song Mushaboom Was Used On A Lacoste Commercial For Their Fragrance A Touch Of Pink As Seen In South America While Shortly Afterwards My Moon My Man Was Used To Promote A Mobile Phone Newly Released By LG. She Also Sang The Soundtrack For Paris Je T'aime La Même Histoire. Her Fourth Album Metals Was Was Recorded Live Over A Period Of Two And A Half Weeks Inside A House On The Northern California Coast. It Was Released On September 30 2011 In Ireland Austria Switzerland Germany Sweden And Belgium October 3 2011 In The United Kingdom And October 4 2011 In The United States And Canada. Source How Come You Never Go Songfacts . Website Http //www.Listentofeist.Com/ 2 Feist Was A British Drum 'n' Bass Artist Active During The 1990s. Recordings Include "New World Penetration" "Too Many Heroes" Too Many Heroes Deflection Mix " "Pensive Moments" "Ether Excursion" ....
Frogtoon Muziek - Nummerinformatie: 1234
Feist - The Reminder
"1234" Pronounced "One Two Three Four" Is A Song From Feist's Third Studio Album The Reminder''. It Is Feist's Most Successful Single To Date Having Been Featured In An IPod Nano Commercial. The Original Song Was Written By Sally Seltmann A Melbourne Australia Singer-Songwriter Who Records Under The Name New Buffalo And Feist Added And Rewrote Parts Of The Lyrics. In An Interview With Songfacts Seltmann Said I Had Been Listening To Feist's Album Let It Die . I Thought My Little Song About Lost Love And The Hope To Recapture What You Once Had Sounded Too Much Like A Feist Song For Me To Use For New Buffalo So I Shelved It. Then In Late 2005 I Did A Tour Across Canada Supporting Feist And Broken Social Scene . After Meeting Feist I Started To Wonder Whether She Might Like To Do A Cover Of "1234 " But I Was Too Shy To Tell Her About It. At The Last Broken Social Scene Show I Plucked Up The Courage To Tell Her That I Had Written A Song Which I Thought She Might Like To Use. We Went Onto The Tour Bus And I Recorded A Simple Version Of The Song Into Her Laptop With Guitar And Vocals. To My Surprise She Loved The Song And Started Playing It Live.
"1234" Was Nominated For Grammy Awards In The Categories Of Best Female Pop Vocal Performance And Best Short Form Music Video. Likewise The Success Of The Song Largely Contributed To Feist's Other Nominations That Year For Best New Artist And Best Pop Vocal Album. This Song Was #19 On Rolling Stone's List Of The 100 Best Songs Of 2007. "1234" Also Won The Juno Award For Single Of The Year On 6 April 2008 In Calgary Alberta|Calgary.
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Biography - Feist
There Is More Than One Artist With This Name Including 1 Feist Is Canadian Singer And Songwriter Leslie Feist 2 Feist Was A British Drum 'n' Bass Artist Active During The 1990s. 1 Feist Is Canadian Singer And Songwriter Leslie Feist Born In Amherst Nova Scotia On 13 February 1976 Who Performs As A Solo Artist And Also As A Member Of Broken Social Scene. Because Her Father Is American Feist Has Dual Canadian-U.S. Citizenship. Raised In Regina And Calgary Feist Got Her Start In Music As The Lead Vocalist For A Punk Band Called Placebo Not The More Famous British Band Placebo Who Won A Local Battle Of The Bands Competition And Were Awarded The Opening Slot At A Ramones Concert. After Five Years Of Touring Feist Was Forced To Take Time Off From Music To Recover From Voice Damage. She Moved From Calgary To Toronto In 1998 And Took Up Guitar By 1999 She Was The Guitarist For By Divine Right. She Also Released Her Debut Solo Album Monarch Lay Your Jewelled Head Down That Year. The Album Was Financed By A Grant From The Canadian Government. In 2000 Feist Moved In As A Roommate With Peaches And Gonzales And Appeared As A Guest Vocalist On The Teaches Of Peaches And Presidential Suite. She Then Joined The Recording Sessions For Broken Social Scene's Albums Feel Good Lost And You Forgot It In People. Feist Then Moved To Paris And While In Europe She Collaborated With Norwegian Duo Kings Of Convenience As A Guest Vocalist On Their Album Riot On An Empty Street. Feist Recorded Her Second Solo Album Let It Die In Paris In 2002 And 2003. That Album A Combination Of Jazz And Bossa Nova Was Hailed As One Of The Best Canadian Pop Albums Of 2004 And Got Her Two Juno Awards The Canadian Equivalent Of The Grammys . This Album Also Helped Her To Gain A Significant International Audience.
She Released A Remix Album Entitled Open Season In April 2006.
From Different Directions It Is Said The Voice Of Feist Fits In The Range Of Ella Fitzgerald Or More Of An Alternative Norah Jones. Her Third Album The Reminder Was Released On April 23rd 2007 In Europe And May 1st In The Rest Of The World And Is Composed Of Thirteen Tracks. Pitchfork Rated The Album An 8.8.
Her Song 1234 From The Reminder Was Also Used In A Commercial For The Third Generation IPod Nano. Feist Wrote The Song With Sally Seltmann An Australian Singer Who Records As New Buffalo. Speaking With Songfacts Sellmann Said She Wrote The Song After A Good Friend Told Her She Was Leaving Her Husband.
Also Her Song Mushaboom Was Used On A Lacoste Commercial For Their Fragrance A Touch Of Pink As Seen In South America While Shortly Afterwards My Moon My Man Was Used To Promote A Mobile Phone Newly Released By LG. She Also Sang The Soundtrack For Paris Je T'aime La Même Histoire. Her Fourth Album Metals Was Was Recorded Live Over A Period Of Two And A Half Weeks Inside A House On The Northern California Coast. It Was Released On September 30 2011 In Ireland Austria Switzerland Germany Sweden And Belgium October 3 2011 In The United Kingdom And October 4 2011 In The United States And Canada. Source How Come You Never Go Songfacts . Website Http //www.Listentofeist.Com/ 2 Feist Was A British Drum 'n' Bass Artist Active During The 1990s. Recordings Include "New World Penetration" "Too Many Heroes" Too Many Heroes Deflection Mix " "Pensive Moments" "Ether Excursion" .... read less
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She Released A Remix Album Entitled Open Season In April 2006.
From Different Directions It Is Said The Voice Of Feist Fits In The Range Of Ella Fitzgerald Or More Of An Alternative Norah Jones. Her Third Album The Reminder Was Released On April 23rd 2007 In Europe And May 1st In The Rest Of The World And Is Composed Of Thirteen Tracks. Pitchfork Rated The Album An 8.8.
Her Song 1234 From The Reminder Was Also Used In A Commercial For The Third Generation IPod Nano. Feist Wrote The Song With Sally Seltmann An Australian Singer Who Records As New Buffalo. Speaking With Songfacts Sellmann Said She Wrote The Song After A Good Friend Told Her She Was Leaving Her Husband.
Also Her Song Mushaboom Was Used On A Lacoste Commercial For Their Fragrance A Touch Of Pink As Seen In South America While Shortly Afterwards My Moon My Man Was Used To Promote A Mobile Phone Newly Released By LG. She Also Sang The Soundtrack For Paris Je T'aime La Même Histoire. Her Fourth Album Metals Was Was Recorded Live Over A Period Of Two And A Half Weeks Inside A House On The Northern California Coast. It Was Released On September 30 2011 In Ireland Austria Switzerland Germany Sweden And Belgium October 3 2011 In The United Kingdom And October 4 2011 In The United States And Canada. Source How Come You Never Go Songfacts . Website Http //www.Listentofeist.Com/ 2 Feist Was A British Drum 'n' Bass Artist Active During The 1990s. Recordings Include "New World Penetration" "Too Many Heroes" Too Many Heroes Deflection Mix " "Pensive Moments" "Ether Excursion" .... read less
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"1234" (pronounced "One Two Three Four") is a song from Feist's third studio album, The Reminder''. It is Feist's most successful single to date, having been featured in an iPod Nano commercial.
The original song was written by Sally Seltmann, a Melbourne, Australia singer-songwriter who records under the name New Buffalo, and Feist added and rewrote parts of the lyrics. In an interview with Songfacts, Seltmann said:
I had been listening to Feist's album Let It Die . I thought my little song about lost love, and the hope to recapture what you once had, sounded too much like a Feist song for me to use for New Buffalo, so I shelved it. Then, in late 2005 I did a tour across Canada supporting Feist, and [[Broken Social Scene]]. After meeting Feist, I started to wonder whether she might like to do a cover of "1234," but I was too shy to tell her about it. At the last Broken Social Scene show, I plucked up the courage to tell her that I had written a song which I thought she might like to use. We went onto the tour bus, and I recorded a simple version of the song into her laptop, with guitar and vocals. To my surprise, she loved the song, and started playing it live.
"1234" was nominated for Grammy Awards in the categories of Best Female Pop Vocal Performance and Best Short Form Music Video. Likewise, the success of the song largely contributed to Feist's other nominations that year for Best New Artist and Best Pop Vocal Album. This song was #19 on Rolling Stone's list of the 100 Best Songs of 2007. "1234" also won the Juno award for Single of the Year on 6 April 2008 in Calgary, Alberta|Calgary. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.