Leslie Feist (known as Feist) is a Canadian singer-songwriter noted for a warm, versatile voice and eclectic albums that blend folk, pop and other styles. Key albums reviewed here include Let It Die (2004), The Reminder (2007) and Metals (2011).

Reviews note collaborations and associations with Broken Social Scene, Kings of Convenience, Jane Birkin, Peaches and By Divine Right; The Reminder included the tracks "1234" and "My Moon My Man" and brought wide commercial exposure.

DeBaser reviews portray Feist as an eclectic Canadian singer-songwriter whose voice and stylistic range improve across albums. Let It Die shows variety and covers; The Reminder brought wider recognition and hits; Metals is darker, more intimate and grows on repeated listens.

For:Listeners of indie pop, folk-influenced singer-songwriters and fans of eclectic, voice-led albums.

 A nice deception.

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 The Reminder is an eclectic, enjoyable album but not for that reason trivial, which could prove to be the surprise of the upcoming Grammy Awards, thanks to the four nominations it received.

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 a voice now mature – not beautiful, but peculiar and, in its own way, alluring

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