Video: Feist - The Bad In Each Other

True powerhouse vocalists don't have to strain much to differentiate themselves. Indie-folk singer and songwriter Leslie Feist—who is known for her laid back, graceful and sometimes jazzy folk tunes—has built a successful musical career around her easily distinguishable set of pipes. The video for her smash-single “1,2,3,4,” which was featured in a 2007 iPod commercial, ... Continue reading �

Feist has come a long way from her days of cutesy synchronized dance numbers with American Apparel models. The video for “The Bad In Each Other,” off Metals (Cherrytree/Interscope), gives us chilling glimpses into what it means to be human. Each scene shows fleeting-yet-powerful instances of quiet human emotion. There’s something distinctly poetic about these [...]

With a new album filled with raw, nature-inspired tracks, there is no venue more appropriate for Feist’s return to the DC area than Bethesda’s wood-paneled Strathmore auditorium. Tickets  to her May 9 th  show just went on sale this morning, but we have a chance for you to win a pair. Perhaps best known for the über-catchy iPod ad “1234,” Leslie Feist quietly and unambiguously shows how much she has grown as a songwriter on her fourth studio album. Metals [...]

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Metals  did a fine job at reintroducing us to Feist  last year after (literally) years of waiting out her creative hiatus. The opening number, “The Bad in Each Other” explodes in a triumphant and utterly beautiful heralding of her return, and now has an equally beautifully video to accompany it. Shot by director Martin de Thurah during a recent trip to Mexico, the video explores all the small moments in our lives when emotion seems to hit the hardest, tapping into themes sadness, guilt, and beauty through a string of unresolved vignettes pulled together as Feist roams through the streets. As she explained [...]

• Feist - The Bad In Each Other

Tweet vaso link Filmed in Mexico, the video for Feist's percussion heavy "The Bad In Each Other" features all kinds of love: the love of friends, the love of a significant other, the love of a pet, new love, unrequited, etc. None of it seems particularly bad here, however, and it ends without the worst being brought out in anyone. Metals , the album this song is culled from, is out now through the folks at Interscope. [...]

Great new video from Feist for the new single from the singer's Metals record. Here's her take on the film: “When I approached Martin to make a little film for this song, he told me he thought it sounded like a battle cry and that he wondered about finding the little, tiny wars people experience in between the big dramas. I interpreted that to mean, all the quiet internal battles that guide our actions, all the hopes and struggles we suppress or let carry us away. I feel like he’s made a [...]

Click here to view the embedded video. Filmed in Mexico, the majestic new video for Feist ’s forthcoming single ‘The Bad in Each Other’ was directed by Martin De Thurah and, according to the Canadian songstress, is a study of the human condition and how we relate in a sea of people. Speaking about her new video Feist said: "When I approached Martin to make a little film for this song, he told me he thought it sounded like a battle cry and that he [...]

Feist debuts her new video for the single “The Bad In Each Other” off her critically-acclaimed album, Metals (Cherrytree/Interscope). Directed by Martin De Thurah (James Blake, Glasvegas), the video captures glimpses of something human. We get a peek inside something real between people - could be loss, longing or love - things which are about being a human being. “The Bad In Each Other” video opens up more aspects than it concludes; possibly something one can't grasp, but it points ...

MUSIC NEWS -  Feist has unveiled her new video for  “The Bad In Each Other” off her critically-acclaimed album, Metals (out via Cherrytree/Interscope) .  The video was directed by Martin De Thurah (James Blake, Glasvegas), and it captures glimpses of something human. What we get is a peek inside something real between people; could be loss, longing or love, things which are about being a human being.  “The Bad In Each Other” video opens up more aspects [...]

Feist went to Mexico. No, really, she did and we have video proof. The Canadian songstress is out with a new video for her song "The Bad in Each Other" from her latest album Metals . The song itself is one of my favorites, despite the melancholy subject matter (breakups, etc.). She pours her formidable vocal talents into it, and it's simply gripping. The video itself is an exploration of multiple relationships and how they end. Shot by Martin De Thurah, the lighting has a dusty quality which adds to the sense that one [...]

There's plenty of reasons why Feist's latest album Metals was TWJ's No. 2 album of 2011, and No. 3 on my 2011 songs list. "The Bad In Each Other" opens Metals with a bang, and it instantly became my favorite song on the record. The drums, the horns, the clatter of it all - and [...]

Feist has a new video out for Metals standout “The Bad In Each Other”. Shot in Mexico by, Martin de Turah, Go to Feist’s Twitter page to read the lengthy explanation of what the video means. In short, we get to see a glimpse of something “real” between people. Pretty cinematic material right here. Metals is available now . Feist - “The Bad In Each Other”

Para amenizar las cálidas noches de verano, tenemos un par de novedades de artistas que destacaron el año recién pasado, con buenos discos que aún tienen detalles por descubrir. En primer lugar la cantante canadiense Feist, que sigue luciendo las bondades de Metals , estrena el video para "The bad in each other", entre lo más selecto de su tercer disco editado por Cherrytree. El video fue dirigido por Martin de Thurah y grabado en México. Shabazz Palaces, en tanto, presentan el video de "Are you... can you... were you? (felt)", una de las intrincadas [...]

The second single from Feist's new album Metals comes in film form. As she explained to  SPIN  magazine: “When I approached Martin to make a little film for this song, he told me he thought it sounded like a battle cry. And that he wondered about finding the little, tiny wars people experience in between the big dramas. I interpreted that to mean, all the quiet internal battles that guide our actions, all the hopes and struggles we suppress or let carry us away. I feel like he’s made a sort of symphony of In Betweens and stretched split [...]

My personal favorite Feist song, "The Bad In Each Other," the opening track from last year's great Metals album, now has a visual accompaniment. The clip is a puzzler, but pretty nonetheless. Check it out below: Continue reading: Video: Feist - "The Bad In Each Other" Read more articles like " Video: Feist - "The Bad In Each Other" " on PMA | Pretty Much Amazing . Tags: Feist

Visuals for Feist's brilliant new single "The Bad In Each Other". Video directed by Martin De Thurah. Buy "The Bad In Each Other": iTunes UK | iTunes US

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Music video by Feist performing The Bad In Each Other. (C) 2012 Polydor (France) Buy the album 'Metals' on CD http://bit.ly/AmbnOo Download 'Metals' on iTunes http://bit.ly/ABonDN See Feist Live http://bit.ly/xeFGU9 deepgoa.blogspot.com underground music guide _________ © dg , 2011

Today, Feist let loose the official video for the song "The Bad In Each Other," which was featured on her latest LP Metals . The video was directed by Martin de Turah in Mexico, and, as the artist explained via Twitter , the video is a look into how we interact as human beings. Take a look at the video in the player above, and below you can read Feist's full explanation of the video's message: This video captures glimpses of something human. We get a peek [...]