Feist Will get Multiplied Into Oblivion in Psychedelic New ‘Borrow Distress’ Video

Feist is back with one other new song, “Borrow Distress,” off her upcoming album, Multitudes, residing to approach on April 14.

In a assertion, Feist said the song “caused some anxiety” of its have as she tried to fine-tune it at some level of the recording direction of. “It began as a contemplative acoustic morality story and form-shifted itself into the sound of tension itself. It’s a mess that holds its have logic. It’s the convincing cacophony that ideas shall be. It saws away at you unless your overwhelm pops an air provide in the impress of one other thought, a resolution that starts with accepting there’s no such thing as perfection.”

Feist added that she got some surprising advice on ultimate the song from filmmaker Mike Mills, who insisted she plays drums on the song “on story of you’re no longer a drummer.” She also credited her touring bandmate, Amir Yaghmai, with adding the “fist pumping drone of violins,” and multi-instrumentalist Charles Spearin for serving to to encourage the chorus: “[He] said ‘Yah nonetheless what does borrowing anxiety imply?’ And I said, ‘It’s an expression from the old days,’ which became the chorus. Also can as neatly let the song tag admire I’m doing now.”

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“Borrow Distress” arrives with a tune video by which Feist sings alongside with the song in a rehearsal and recording home, though a surreal make amplifies the easy premise that multiples Feist’s each motion into peer-popping oblivion. Feist co-directed the video with Mary Rozzi, Colby Richardson, and Heather Goodchild. 

“Borrow Distress” arrives about a month after Feist announced Multitudes and teased the album with three songs, “Hiding Out in the Commence,” “In Lighting fixtures,” and “Bask in Who We Are Intended To.” The LP marks Feist’s first album in six years, following 2017’s Pleasure. She’s residing to embark on a North American tour in toughen of the album in Also can.