Feist's "Open Season," released on January 1, 2006, under Universal Music Division Decca Records France, is a captivating exploration of chamber pop that showcases the artist's versatility and creativity. This album is a delightful blend of original tracks and remixes, offering a diverse auditory experience that spans a full hour of enchanting music.
The album kicks off with the serene "One Evening - Solo Piano Version," an instrumental piece that sets a calm and introspective tone. Feist then seamlessly transitions into the energetic "Inside + Out - Apostle Of Hustle Unmix," demonstrating her ability to blend various musical styles. The album features multiple remixes of her popular track "Mushaboom," each offering a unique twist on the original, from the playful "Mocky Remix" to the electronic "K-Os Mix" and the indie-pop "Postal Service Remix."
"Open Season" also includes a mix of original compositions like the hauntingly beautiful "Snow Lion" and the tender "Tout doucement," as well as the whimsical "Lovertits." The album concludes with a trio of tracks remixed by VV, including a reimagined version of "One Evening" and a fresh take on "When I Was A Young Girl."
Feist's "Open Season" is a testament to her artistic range, offering a rich tapestry of sounds that will appeal to fans of chamber pop and beyond. Whether you're drawn to the delicate piano melodies or the vibrant remixes, this album promises a rewarding listening experience.