“One More Colour” by Jane Siberry

"One More Colour" was the first single from The Speckless Sky, the third album from Canadian singer-songwriter Jane Siberry, released in 1985 on Duke Street Records. Siberry wrote it alone, sings it, plays keyboards alongside Anne Bourne, and produced it with bassist John Switzer, with John Naslen engineering and co-producing. Ken Myhr handles guitar and synthesizer, and Al Cross plays drums.

It's art pop with a painter's eye, and it has enjoyed a long second life: Mychael Danna rearranged it for the 1997 film The Sweet Hereafter, where Sarah Polley sings it, and Rheostatics covered it on their 1994 album Introducing Happiness.

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