Solo work Studio albums Has a Good Home (as Final Fantasy) – February 12, 2005 He Poos Clouds (as Final Fantasy) – May 15, 2006 Heartland – January 11, 2010 In Conflict – May 27, 2014 Island - May 22, 2020 Soundtrack albums Spaceship Earth (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) - May 22, 2020 Her (Original Score) (with Arcade Fire) - March 19, 2021 EPs Young Canadian Mothers (as Final Fantasy) – March 10, 2006 Spectrum, 14th Century (as Final Fantasy) – September 30, 2008 Plays to Please (as Final Fantasy) – October 2008 A Swedish Love Story EP – September 28, 2010 Singles "Many Lives → 49 MP" (as Final Fantasy) – May 29, 2006 "Alphabet Series: X" (as Final Fantasy) – October 2007 "Lewis' Dream" (Flora Advert) – February 25, 2008 "Lewis Takes Action" – January 2010 "Lewis Takes Off His Shirt" – March 29, 2010 "Julia/Tiberius" (with Daphni) – April 25, 2014 Various songs "Joys" – appears on Worried Noodles (2007), a compilation of David Shrigley's lyrics set to music. "Flare Gun" – appears on #8: SPAM (2007), a compilation released by Esopus. "Possibly Maybe" – duet with Ed Droste of Grizzly Bear. Appears on the Stereogum compilation album, Enjoyed (2008), a tribute to Björk's Post. "The Donor" – appears on Crayon Angel: A Tribute to the Music of Judee Sill (2009). "Red Sun (demo version)" – appears on Friends in Bellwoods II (2009). "Hard to Explain" – appears on the Stereogum compilation Stroked (2011), a tribute to The Strokes debut album Is This It. "The Phone Call" – appears on ADULT SWIM SINGLES 2015 (2015). "Transformer (Guitar Demo)" – appears on the unlimited free milkshakes compilation Art Week 2016 (2016). Other contributions References External links Official website 1979 births Living people Arcade Fire members Canadian composers Canadian indie pop musicians Canadian indie rock musicians Canadian music arrangers Canadian rock violinists Canadian singer-songwriters Canadian LGBT songwriters Canadian LGBT singers Musicians from Mississauga Musicians from Toronto Music copyists Polaris Music Prize winners Canadian gay musicians University of Toronto alumni Domino Recording Company artists 21st-century violinists 20th-century LGBT people 21st-century LGBT people Non-binary singers Non-binary composers Non-binary songwriters