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- Anjulie—"Rain" - Anjulie is a pop singer of Canadian, Indian, and Guyanese origin.
- Bedouin Soundclash—"St. Andrews" - Ontario, Canada's Bedouin Soundclash forgoes their usual mashup of punky reggae for this sweet, pop-inflected rocker from 1997.
- Feist—"1,2,3,4" - Canadian singer/songwriter Leslie Feist moved out of the indie rock ghetto and into the mainstream when this song from her 2007 album The Reminder became an internet hit thanks to its use in an iPod nano ad.
- Feist—"I Feel It All" - In 2007 Feist went from darling of the indie underground to international pop star with the release of her album The Reminder, on which this song appears.
- K'naan Ft. Chubb Rock—"ABC's" - K'naan grew up in warn-torn Somalia and escaped to Harlem, New York and then Canada as a teenager. This track, from his 2009 sophomore release, features old-school hip-hop artist Chubb Rock and adds a personal touch to challenges African people face.
- K'Naan—"Great Depression" - Somali-Canadian rapper K'Naan confronts today's tough issues with this video featuring memorable political, natural, and personal imagery.
- Nelly Furtado—"Manos Al Aire" - A Canadian with Portuguese roots, Furtado has had previous success with Spanish-sung tracks, notably her 2002 single with Colombian superstar Juanes, "Fotografia."
- Pacifika—"Me Cai" - Pacifika is a Canadian group that shows how much musicians are crossing cultural and geographic borders to make music. In this video the group, led by Peruvian-born singer Silvana Kane, showcases their Latin fusion sound.
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