Artist	Song
Imogen Heap	Hide and Seek
from Speak for Yourself (2005)
Frou Frou	Let Go
from Details (2002)
Frou Frou	Breathe In
from Details (2002)
Imogen Heap	Goodnight and Go
from Speak for Yourself (2005)
Imogen Heap	First Train Home
from Ellipse (Bonus Track Version) (2009)
Imogen Heap	Lifeline
from Lifeline - Single (2011)
Imogen Heap	Headlock
from Speak for Yourself (2005)
Imogen Heap	Wait It Out
from Ellipse (Bonus Track Version) (2009)
Imogen Heap	The Moment I Said It
from Speak for Yourself (2005)
Frou Frou	Holding Out for a Hero
from Shrek 2 (2004)
Imogen Heap	Aha!
from Ellipse (Bonus Track Version) (2009)
Frou Frou	Must Be Dreaming
from Details (2002)
Imogen Heap	Getting Scared
from I Megaphone (2006)
Imogen Heap	Just for Now
from Speak for Yourself (2005)
Imogen Heap	Speeding Cars
from Goodnight and Go - Single (2006)
Imogen Heap	Cumulus
from Cumulus - Single (2005)
Frou Frou	It's Good to Be in Love
from Details (2002)
Imogen Heap	Candlelight
from I Megaphone (2006)
Imogen Heap	Glittering Clouds (Locusts)
from Plague Songs (2006)
Imogen Heap	Canvas
from Ellipse (Bonus Track Version) (2009)
Imogen Heap	Tidal
from Ellipse (Bonus Track Version) (2009)
Imogen Heap	The Walk
from Speak for Yourself (2005)
Imogen Heap	Hide & Seek 2
from Songs for Tibet - The Art of Peace (2008)
Imogen Heap	Can't Take It In
from The Chronicles of Narnia - The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (2006)
Jeff Beck	Rollin' and Tumblin'
from You Had It Coming (2001)
Blue October & Imogen Heap	Congratulations
from Foiled (2006)
Imogen Heap	Blanket
from iTunes Festival: London 2007 - EP (2009)
Nitin Sawhney	Bring It Home (feat. Imogen Heap)
from London Undersound (Bonus Track Version) (2009)
Imogen Heap	Oh Me, Oh My
from I Megaphone (2006)

Comment:

Both as a solo artist and one-half of Frou Frou, Imogen Heap has earned her reputation as a Kate Bush for the modern digital era, not just for her skill in crafting songs and sculpting sounds, but also for her Internet marketing savvy — dubbed the U.K.’s “most digitally prolific personality,” Heap has made a huge impression on MySpace and YouTube (and measures her Twitter followers in millions), in addition to which she has cropped up on clunky, old, traditional (but essential) media like TV and movies: “Can’t Take It In” appears on The Chronicles of Narnia soundscape, and “Not Now But Soon” was heard on Heroes before being made available as a single here on iTunes. At the heart of it all there’s a huge talent . . . and we’ve distilled her best tunes into this eclectic Heap overview.

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