Imogen Heap

Ok this is not my normal style of music but a friend of mine sent me this and it reminded me of Mirrormask and I decided i like this music it's really kinda weird but really really facinateing and cool So Now for somthing completely diffrent here's imogen heap with hide and seek... MORE

Sorry boys, but this song's great if some guy screwed you over.
It's been a favourite for a long time.
Check it out, it's really sweet.

The world can never have enough Talk Box. Word up.

So, I recently discovered from a member of tech support (a/k/a Geek Squad) that here at the office, a branch of the provincial government, there is an entire server dedicated to music, movies, games, fileZ, etc, for employees to enjoy and use, but only if they’re “in good” with Geek Squad. So, I got access to the server a week or two ago, and recently loaded every piece of music into WiMP so that I could listen to music while keying, batching, whatever needed to be done ... MORE

Wow, I have heard Imogen Heap, I have one of her albums but I never expected her to be able to deliver her vocal skills even better than she does on the album when performing. This video is just amazing to me. She's pretty foxey too. . .

If this is legit, this is one talented chica...

I'm not sure if this has made the rounds here, but it's too good to let slip by if it hasn't. I've said it before and I'll say it again: Andy Samberg is a genius... and the SNL Digital Shorts are pretty much the only reason to watch SNL these days.... MORE

You probably heard the song and saw the video before but here it is again: I am not usually fond of the use of the vocoder but in this case I think it's a great enhancer for Immie's super voice. The lyrics are also a plus, making this a great song.... MORE

So............. in case your were wondering i'm not dead yet. Just been busy, but everyone has from the looks of things. Work has picked up and its INSANE ! BLOW YOUR FUCKING MIND AWAY MAN ! Ok, enough of the stoner shit. My friend Conner just introduced me to this band Imogen Heap and I have to say that it is crazy. Not the retorical sense of rocking your mind till the break of down. But just the crazy aspect as it is totally reflecting how I feel at this very moment. I hi... MORE

I was in Istanbul, it was twilight, and it was the most beautiful thing I'd ever heard... Even though I make 'electronic' music, or at least make music with electronic devices, and love love love cool production (shoutouts to Timbaland and William Orbit and The Neptunes and Flood and Mad Professor and...) there is, of course, no better thing than to hear an unaccompanied human voice in a song. (Unless it's mine, that is; I have a terrible voice, which is why I've worked... MORE

First hearing Imogen Heap as part of Frou Frou, its great to see that her solo work is just as great with Hide and Seek being a personal favourite off of her album 'Speak for Yourself.' Here though is a piano version of 'Let Go' the Frou Frou song and also the ending song for Garden State (one of my favourite films)... MORE

Here's why I've always loved Imogen Heap's song "Goodnight and Go." The first verse and chorus starts with a perfect description of the way all of us have felt about someone at some point: Skipping beats, flushing cheeks, I am struggling
Daydreaming bed scenes in a corner cafe
And then I'm left in bits recovering
Tectonic tremblings
You get me every time Why'd you have to be so cute?
It's impossible to ignore you
Must you make me laugh so much?
It's bad enou... MORE

The moment I said it,
The moment I opened my mouth
Lead in your eye lids,
Bulldozed the life out of me
I know what you're thinking,
But darling you're not thinking straight
Sadly things just happen we can't explain It's not even light out,
But you've somewhere to be
No hesitation
No I’ve never seen you like this,
And I don't like it
I don't like it
I don't like it at all. Just put back the car keys,
Or somebody's gonna get hurt
Who are you calling at t... MORE

(An excerpt from my new book, "Read the Music"): [On "Speak for Yourself,"] Imogen [Heap]'s cyborg[-self] seems warmer, brighter, newer than one might otherwise expect; most of “Speak”'s songs come off as lighthearted, and in fact it was many listens before I determined how dark so many of them really are. It's so easy, as a listener, to slide off these melodies and never really sense, for example, the foreboding and tension at the heart of “Have You Got It In You” or th... MORE