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Stream: Kathleen Edwards Returns With Dreamy 'Change the Sheets'

Preview a song from Canadian singer's new album 'Voyageur'

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October 7, 2011 2:25 PM ET
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Kathleen Edwards
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Canadian folk-rocker Kathleen Edwards will return with her fifth album, Voyageur, on January 17th. The new set, which was recorded between August 2010 and May of this year in Fall Creek, Wisconsin and Toronto, features collaborations with members of Bon Iver, Megafaun and Stornoway, as well as fellow singer-songwriter Norah Jones.

You can check out "Change the Sheets," the album's stark and romantic first single, in the SoundCloud player below.

Kathleen Edwards - Change The Sheets

Here is the full track listing for Voyageur:

"Empty Threat"
"Chameleon/Comedian"
"A Soft Place to Land"
"Change the Sheets"
"House Full of Empty Rooms"
"Mint"
"Sidecar"
"Pink Champagne"
"Going to Hell"
"For the Record"

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