1. Notes: 4 / 11 hours ago 
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    Earth - Imogen Heap.

  2. Notes: 14 / 3 days ago  from introvertedthoughts
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    Wait It Out - Imogen Heap.

  3. Notes: 1 / 4 days ago 
    "Everything stems from real experiences but I do also have a very vivid imagination. A song lyric gets easily carried away with itself and can end up somewhere I’d never have predicted."
    - Imogen Heap, on the song writing process
  4. Notes: 2 / 4 days ago 
    Denver, Co. All photographs by Brittany Moore. (Click to see the other pictures from the show).

    Denver, Co. All photographs by Brittany Moore. (Click to see the other pictures from the show).

     
  5. Notes: 9 / 4 days ago 
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    First Train Home - Imogen Heap.

  6. Notes: 1 / 5 days ago 

    Speak for Yourself

    Speak for Yourself (2005) is Imogen Heap’s second solo studio album. This is her most notable album, and rightly so. Speak for Yourself is everything the album name suggests: Imogen Heap was putting everything she learned about producing, song writing and music into this album. Heap produced, wrote, sang and made the art for the album herself. The final outcome was as Heap described, “more Madonna than Guns N’ Roses, more Donnie Darko than Dirty Dancing…left of center, electronically sprinkled magic dust over orchestral strings, harps and things, with great lyrics.”

    Most of her increase fan-base was due to The O.C., a U.S. TV drama, which featured “Goodnight and Go,” “Hide and Seek,” and “Speeding Cars.” Heap also wrote “Just For Now” for The O.C. as a Christmas and Hanukkah song; it was originally titled, “Chrismukkah,” but was deemed “too dark” for the show. Her album success can be traced to the exposure of her music through this show.

    Despite the exposure, Speak for Yourself can hold its own ground. “Hide and Seek,” is a song that used a harmonizer along with her voice to create a different capella sound. Later, Heap would make an acoustic version, titled “Hide and Seek 2” for charity. Recently, Jason Derulo sampled “Hide and Seek” for his song “Whatcha Say.”

    Speak for Yourself proves that when an artist sings from the soul and writes lyrics from the heart, they can surely be heard.

    Tracks (click to get to the song!)

    01. Headlock

    02. Goodnight and Go

    03. Have You Got It In You?

    04. Loose Ends

    05. Hide and Seek

    06. Clear the Area

    07. Daylight Robbery

    08. The Walk

    09. Just For Now

    10. I Am In Love With You

    11. Closing In

    12. The Moment I Said It

    13. Speeding Cars

    14. Can’t Take It In

  7. Notes: 4 / 6 days ago 
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    Can’t Take It In - Imogen Heap. (Japanese Re-issue bonus track)

  8. Notes: 5 / 1 week ago 
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    Speeding Cars - Imogen Heap. (Japanese Re-issue bonus track)

  9. Notes: 1 / 1 week ago 
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    The Moment I Said It - Imogen Heap.

  10. Notes: 5 / 1 week ago 
    Say goodnight and go.

    Say goodnight and go.

     
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