From the artist who brought you the catchy soundtrack to that iPod Nano ad that went something like ‘1,2,3,4, tell me that you love me more’, Feist is back with a new release entitled ‘How Come You Never Go There’. Yes, I realise there should be a question mark there, but artists have poetic license too, right?
This track has a slower, less quirky appeal than Feist’s previous hits and instead is replaced with a sexy, jazz-orientated time signature and a subtle but intense bridge featuring a low brass rumblings and deep, delicate organ riffs.
How Come You Never Go There by Feist
If you like Cat Power, you’ll lap this song up. Looking forward to the full album in late October.
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