Leslie Feist, a Canadian indie-pop singer and guitarist who is best known by her stage name, Feist, has performed both as a solo artist and as a member of the band Broken Social Scene. Feist is best known for her work as a solo artist. At the tender age of 15, she launched her career in the music industry by joining the Calgary-based band Placebo. After taking first place in a tournament called Battle of the Band, the band was invited to play at a festival known as Infest. Before making her debut as a solo artist, she was a member of a number of bands, where she played guitar, bass, and rhythm guitar. Her debut album under her own name was titled Monarch, and it featured the singles "That's What I Say" and "It's Not What I Mean" in addition to the title track. Feist is responsible for the production of seven tracks that she referred to as "The Red Demos." She eventually re-mastered and re-released these songs on her second studio album, titled "Let It Die." Her third studio album, titled "The Reminder," includes the smash single "1234," which rose to prominence after being featured in an advertisement for the iPod nano. Additionally, Feist has released CDs titled "Metals" and "Pleasure," as well as a documentary video titled Look at What the Light Did Now, which covers the process of creating her third studio album. Both of these albums can be found on her website. Feist's one-of-a-kind characteristic sound is characterized by an amalgamation of musical styles, including folk, baroque pop, and indie pop..

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