Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Imogen Heap" in Vietnamese language version.
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Ellipse is some of her most wide-ranging work, physically and musically speaking... Heap takes listeners on a tour of characters and attitudes far more eclectic than her previous albums... "Between Sheets"... mixes romantic bliss and bubbly electronics so completely, it suggests her bed might be on a spaceship.
Ellipse might not have a single moment as arresting as 'Hide and Seek'...
I never expected to discover that I had a heart condition. I was busy making a feature-length documentary about the amazing musician Imogen Heap, so I thought it was the stress of work that was making my heart do odd things.
I don't know my ins and outs of classical composers in any way, but I did learn that kind of counterpoint and harmony and how things fit with low instruments and high instruments, and maybe those things did seep into the way that I make "Pop" music.
Well, for instance, I just got back from this conference called TED, which happens every six months. One in California and one in the UK. I first went when I was 26. I got invited to sing with Frou Frou at their Monterey one, and now I've been twice to their one in Oxford. And I am totally just inspired by that. Inspired because you are surrounded by these incredible people doing all these amazing things and have so many fantastic views and outlets and really insightful ways of connecting issues together and how to solve them.
Her second solo album, Speak for Yourself, displays talented songwriting and an expressive voice... it's in the lyrics and voice that Imogen truly shines.
... the beats can be somewhat overbearing and distracting at times...
... but she could quite easily walk the streets of her native Romford unrecognised.
... the same, plodding mid-tempo feel... sometimes bring[s] to mind a more inventive version of Dido.
Imogen Heap's demo was given to Jerry Moss who offered a contract with Almo Sounds. She signed with the label in April.
You paid for and made this album yourself. Do you find it funny that the only major criticism anyone has is that it sounds too polished?
... Ellipse banally trips into regions already mined by Speak for Yourself.
Hailed as one of the first download divas, British singer Imogen Heap... through a combination of Internet word-of-mouth, determination, desperation and a large slice of good luck... has revived a career that was going nowhere fast.
Her second solo album, Speak for Yourself, displays talented songwriting and an expressive voice... it's in the lyrics and voice that Imogen truly shines.
... the beats can be somewhat overbearing and distracting at times...
