Feist's "Open Season" is a vibrant and eclectic remix album that showcases the Canadian singer-songwriter's versatility and collaborative spirit. Released in 2006 under Universal Music Division Decca Records France, this chamber pop gem is a delightful blend of reimagined tracks and unique collaborations. The album features an impressive lineup of artists, including GONZALES, MOCKY, Apostle of Hustle, The Postal Service, K-OS, and Frisbee'd, each bringing their distinctive touch to Feist's original compositions.
With a total of 15 tracks, "Open Season" offers a diverse listening experience that spans a full hour. The album includes a variety of remixes and collaborations, such as the solo piano version of "One Evening," the energetic "Mushaboom" remixes by Mocky and K-OS, and the captivating "Gatekeeper" full mix. Each track provides a fresh perspective on Feist's music, highlighting her ability to adapt and thrive in different musical landscapes.
"Open Season" is not just a follow-up to Feist's successful album "Let it Die"; it's a testament to her artistic growth and willingness to explore new sounds. The album's release history, with versions released in April and July of 2006, underscores its enduring appeal and the enthusiasm it generated among fans and critics alike. Whether you're a longtime Feist enthusiast or a newcomer to her music, "Open Season" promises a rich and rewarding listening experience that celebrates the power of collaboration and the art of remixing.
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