About this album
Sound:
"A delicate blend of introspective lyrics and airy melodies, showcasing Feist's enchanting vocal delivery."
Where they were
Released on May 18, 2004, 'Let It Die' was Feist's debut album, following her time with the Canadian indie rock group Broken Social Scene. This album marked her emergence as a solo artist, establishing her unique sound and artistic identity distinct from her previous collaborative work.
Why it matters
'Let It Die' received critical acclaim upon its release, earning a Juno Award for Best New Artist in 2005. The single 'Mushaboom' became a breakout hit, propelling Feist into mainstream recognition and influencing the indie pop genre in the years that followed.
Essential tracks
- "Mushaboom" — This track captures the essence of Feist’s style with its catchy melody and relatable lyrics about finding beauty in everyday life.
- "Let It Die" — The title track features a haunting arrangement that showcases Feist’s vocal range and lyrical depth, embodying the album’s themes of vulnerability.
- "One Evening" — With its rhythmic guitar and evocative storytelling, this song highlights Feist's ability to weave personal narratives into universal themes.
Release Date
May 18, 2004
Artist Origin
Canada
Tracklist
- 1 Gatekeeper 2:17
- 2 Mushaboom 3:44
- 3 Let It Die 2:55
- 4 One Evening 3:36
- 5 Leisure Suite 4:07
- 6 Lonely Lonely 4:10
- 7 When I Was a Young Girl 3:08
- 8 Secret Heart 3:49
- 9 Inside and Out 4:17
- 10 Tout doucement 2:31
- 11 Now at Last 3:46
- 12 Amourissima 3:26
- 13 L’amour ne dure pas toujours 3:18
