Hi, I'm Nora Jones, and today I'm playing along with Broken Record podcast.

I'm just playing alone with you.

Hey, I'm Nora Jones, and today we're doing something a little different.

We're sharing a fantastic episode from another podcast that we love.

It's called Broken Record. On Broken Record,

acclaimed producer Rick Rubin, bestselling author Malcolm Gladwell and others interview

storied musicians from every genre about their lives, inspiration, and music. I was a guest

of Broken Record back in November of 2019 in the early days of the podcast. I got to talk to Malcolm Gladwell and Bruce Headlum. Be sure to check that out if you get a chance. Today we're sharing a recent interview with Feist. She is one of my favorites. I love her so much. And this episode of the Broken Record podcast is so good because she goes really deep

about her music and her life. And I think it's the most I've ever heard her talk about her music.

In April, Feist released her sixth album, Multitudes, and it's beautiful. It's an album she wrote in

the wake of losing her

father and after becoming a first-time mother, just months before the pandemic began.

Today, we'll be here Broken Record podcast producer Leah Rose, talk to Feist about the new album

and how she was inspired to make new music after performing at an experimental music festival

in Berlin.

She also talks about things in her life that happened and explains how she found solace in writing new songs amidst the exhaustion of early motherhood.

So here's the episode. I really hope you enjoy it as much as I did. You can listen to more episodes of Broken Record from Pushkin Industries wherever you get your podcasts.

Canadian-born singer-songwriter Feist has been one of the most dynamic indie voices of the last two decades.

She scored international fame early in her career thanks in part to a nano-ipod commercial featuring the song 1, 2, 3, 4.

But for fans of Feist, her appeal lies in how she minds her complex emotional life.

Just last month, Feist released her sixth album, Multitudes.

She recorded it in the aftermath of tremendous personal loss and change.

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