Fauxliage

In 2001 the Canadian ambient pop band Delerium (Costs Leeb and Rhys Fulber), even now reeling in the success of the Sarah McLachlan collaboration over the song “Silence,” released Poem, an album which every track had a guest vocalist. Among the contributors was Sixpence non-e the Richer’s Leigh Nash, whose piece, “Innocente,” finished up getting the record’s one. Nash also added her vocals to two even more music on 2003’s Chimera, “Orbit of Me” and “Work for this.” This cemented the theory that a task ought to be pursued, and in 2007 Nash, Fulber, and Leeb, beneath the name Fauxliage, released their self-titled full-length on Nettwerk Information.