Let It Die

Feist's "Let It Die" is a captivating journey into the world of chamber pop, released in 2004 under Universal Music Division Decca Records France. This album, the second studio effort from the Canadian singer-songwriter, is a testament to Feist's unique ability to blend delicate, intimate vocals with lush, orchestral arrangements. Recorded in Paris, the album exudes an air of elegance and subtlety, with each track offering a glimpse into Feist's introspective and poetic songwriting.

The album opens with "Gatekeeper," setting the tone for the rest of the record with its haunting melody and Feist's signature soft, breathy vocals. Standout tracks like "Mushaboom" and "Let It Die" showcase Feist's knack for crafting catchy, yet sophisticated pop songs, while "One Evening" and "Leisure Suite" highlight her ability to create atmospheric, instrumental-driven pieces. The album also features a bonus track, "Lover's Spit (Redux)," adding an extra layer of depth to the listening experience.

"Let It Die" is a masterclass in chamber pop, with Feist's delicate vocals and intricate arrangements creating a sound that is both intimate and expansive. The album's 11 tracks (or 13 in the UK version) clock in at just under 45 minutes, making it a perfect listen from start to finish. Whether you're a long-time fan of Feist or a newcomer to her music, "Let It Die" is an album that is sure to captivate and enchant.