Like a proper pirate, Béatrice Martin has plundered inspiration from across the musical spectrum. And her eclectic taste is reflected by her choice of duet partners. From '80s francophone heartthrob Roch Voisine (“Hélene”) and ‘90s alt-rocker David Usher (“Everyday Things”) to ‘00s reggae revivalists Bedouin Soundclash (“Brutal Hearts”) and contemporary indie ingénue Lights (“Peace Sign”), Coeur de pirate's collaborators constitute a pocket history of the past four decades in Canadian pop.