http://www.rhapsody.com/goto?rcid=art.18932471&rws=%2Fshe-and-him%2Fmusic-videos.rssLet's start with She: music fans might remember Zooey Deschanel for her deadpan supporting role as Patrick Fugitt's sister in rock journalism flick <i>Almost Famous</i>, but her career in music began with musical theater as a teen. She performed on a smattering of film soundtracks and founded cabaret act If All the Stars Had Pretty Babies. As for Him, Portland-based singer and songwriter M. Ward needs little introduction to indie fans; after issuing 2001's <i>End of Amnesia</i>, his sandy vocals and intimate songwriting have been widely embraced. The two first teamed up to cover Linda and Richard Thompson's triumphant "When I Get to the Border" for the soundtrack to the 2007 film <i>The Go-Getter</i>, in which Deschanel played a lead role. The chemistry was right, and they went to work on a collaborative debut, <i>Volume 1</i>, which was written and sang mostly by Deschanel and produced by Ward. It appeared in March, 2008, on Ward's label, Merge. - Nate CavalieriIndie/Alternativeen720Fri, 18 Dec 2009 20:30:02 -0800 http://static.realone.com/rotw/images/logo_rhapsody_113x22.gif http://www.rhapsody.com/goto?rcid=art.18932471&rws=%2Fshe-and-him%2Fmusic-videos.rss Let's start with She: music fans might remember Zooey Deschanel for her deadpan supporting role as Patrick Fugitt's sister in rock journalism flick <i>Almost Famous</i>, but her career in music began with musical theater as a teen. She performed on a smattering of film soundtracks and founded cabaret act If All the Stars Had Pretty Babies. As for Him, Portland-based singer and songwriter M. Ward needs little introduction to indie fans; after issuing 2001's <i>End of Amnesia</i>, his sandy vocals and intimate songwriting have been widely embraced. The two first teamed up to cover Linda and Richard Thompson's triumphant "When I Get to the Border" for the soundtrack to the 2007 film <i>The Go-Getter</i>, in which Deschanel played a lead role. The chemistry was right, and they went to work on a collaborative debut, <i>Volume 1</i>, which was written and sang mostly by Deschanel and produced by Ward. It appeared in March, 2008, on Ward's label, Merge. - Nate Cavalieri