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Arts & Crafts is celebrating their 10th Anniversary with the inaugural Field Trip Music & Arts Festival on Saturday, June 8th at Fort York and Garrison Common. The one-day event features two stages curated entirely from Arts & Crafts’ diverse artist roster, co-headlined by a one-night-only return from hiatus for flagship collective Broken Social Scene and 11-time JUNO Award and 2012 Polaris Music Prize winner Feist. The lineup also includes Bloc Party, Timber Timbre, Hayden, Cold Specks, Ra Ra Riot, Trust, The Darcys, Jason Collett, Zeus, Gold & Youth, and more.

“Field Trip was built around the themes of discovery and community. In addition to world-class musical performances, the festival will incorporate local art, gourmet food and unique elements of Toronto’s proud culture,” said Jeffrey Remedios, co-founder and president of Arts & Crafts. “Field Trip is a celebration – not just of Arts & Crafts’ 10-year anniversary and our artists – but of Toronto, of community and perhaps above all else, of the collaborative spirit.”

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Feist just released a video for “The Bad In Each Other”, off her latest album Metals.

Directed by Martin De Thurah.

Previously: Video: Feist – “How Come You Never Go There”

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Feist just released her new video for “How Come You Never Go There” from her latest album Metals. Enjoy…

Previously: Feist – Metals

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Canadian singer/song-writer, Feist recently released her first track, “How Come You Never Go There” from her new album “Metals”. If this is any indication of how good the album will be, we can’t wait to hear the rest!

Metals will be out October 4th.

Previously: Feist New Album – “Metals”

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On October 4th, Feist will release a new album entitled “Metals”, featuring production from Chilly Gonzales, Mocky, and Valgeir Sigurðsson. Listen to a snippet of new music featuring a string section in the studio footage below.

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Previously: Look At What The Light Did Now

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The “L” Word is a series of posts where we’ll be featuring songs and videos with the word “LOVE” in the title. For most of us, music plays a major role in our lives, especially when it comes to the topic of LOVE. From break-ups to make-ups and everything in between… music has been there along the way. We hope that you’ll be able to relate to some, if not all, of the songs we post.

The 7th pick is from UK artist James Blake with his cover of Feist’s “Limit To Your Love”. If you’re unfamiliar with James Blake, make sure you check out his CMYK ep which was released earlier this year.

Previously: “What’s Love Got To Do WIth It”, “What Is Love”, “Love and Happiness”, “Is This Love”, “You Give Love A Bad Name”, “I Will Always Love You”

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This past Sunday, The Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) hosted the Toronto premiere of “Look At What The Light Did Now”, a film documentary about recording artist Fiest and her journey to create her Grammy-nominated album – “The Reminder”. The film not only follows Leslie Feist, but it takes a closer look at the creative process between her and her collaborations, including interviews with Chilly Gonzales, Jamie Lidell and Broken Social Scene’s Kevin Drew.

The video above is a duet of the title track “Look At What The Light Did Now” with Feist and Little Wings.

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