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English singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist
Imogen Heap
specialized in bridging opposites:
ancient folk music and avantgarde minimalist techniques, lo-fi
home-made instruments and digital arrangements, vulnerable elegies and
angry rants.
I Megaphone (1998) introduced a creative singer and arranger in
the tradition of
Kate Bush,
Bjork and
Sinead O'Connor
(Getting Scared, Angry Angel).
She started Frou Frou with producer Guy Sigsworth, a project that debuted with
the mediocre Details (2002).
Heap's second solo,
Speak for Yourself (2005), coined a more personal form of
laptop-pop and yielded the a cappella hit Hide and Seek.
The disappointing
Ellipse (2009) contains the instrumental The Fire and
First Train Home.
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