
Intricate, hand-stitched electronic pop that treats the human voice like a modular synth. Vulnerable songwriting meets high-tech sonic architecture.
English musician and entrepreneur Imogen Heap is a recognized pioneer in electropop and music technology. Her diverse discography spans genres including electronica, synth-pop, and folktronica. After early work with the duo Frou Frou, Heap established herself as an independent artist by self-producing and releasing her second album. Influenced by Annie Lennox, she has earned an honorary doctorate from the Berklee College of Music for her significant contributions to the industry.
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