She tells BBC: *"I felt a definite shift, it seemed to peak a lot of curiosity which luckily led back to an album and video I believe in. It just shows you the power of that kind of thing, as opposed to some preconceived marketing ploy. I was a little naive as to the impact it would have because I really didn’t have any idea it would be like that. But it did me nothing but favors because I’ve continued doing what I do, but with so many new open ears from so many more people than there were before. Once it came out and the response happened that’s when a little bit of apprehension kicked in. I thought, in a way it’s my worst nightmare to have people at the concert twiddling their thumbs waiting for the one song they recognize. But any of those fears were quickly assuaged when I realized that would only happen if I stopped dead in my tracks and didn’t do another things in my life.”*MP3: Feist - Brandy Alexander
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