deadmau5 & Imogen Heap - Telemiscommunications (Official Video)

Imogen Heap - Hide And Seek live in Montreal November 27th 2009

Immi performing her big hit from the album Speak For Yourself

Imogen Heap plays "Hide and Seek" on iPad Accordion

Imogen Heap is playing Hide and Seek on iPad Accordion. She seems to likes it :-)
Here's the accordion Immi is using: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/accordeon/id364741802?mt=8

Also available on iPhone: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/baby-accordeon/id366140754?mt=8

More details here:
http://accordion.akomarov.com

Imogen Heap - Lifeline

This is the NEW song of Imogen:
LIFELINE
Lifeline by imogenheap

Imogen Heap - Hide and Seek (With Lyrics)

Imogen Heap - Hide and Seek (With Lyrics)

Imogen Heap Biography (written and inspired by fans via twitter) [PDF]

Access the PDF by clicking in the image:

Imogen Heap "Hide and Seek" Acoustic version

Acoustic recording without a vocoder for "Hide and Seek", played by Imogen Heap herself.

Imogen Heap hide and seek by Pateran

Imogen Heap - Hide and Seek 2 (Songs of the Tibet)

Im glad to present you the second version of Hide and Seek. Imogen Heap takes us to a new jorney.

Reading The Magic Echo Chamber, I found a good description of the song by David Chamber:

I love this song! This is a different version (not a remix, the vocal track is completely different) done for the Songs for Tibet disc. It sounds almost like a hymn. Glorious, emotional, and a little sad.

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Imogen Heap - Hide and Seek (Official Music Video) @Metacafe

Another site to watch the Official Music Video of Hide and Seek

Imogen Heap - Hide and Seek (Official Music Video)Imogen Heap

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/sy-25142383/imogen_heap_hide_and_seek_official_music_video/

Imogen Heap "Hide and Seek" Official music Video [Megavideo]

Imogen Heap: Hide And Seek (live in Cologne)

Imogen Heap perform "Hide And Seek" at the Prime Club in Cologne 29-01-07

Imogen Heap "Hide and Seek" Live @ The Glass House

Imogen Heap doing "Hide and Seek" live at The Glass House in Pomona, Ca.

Imogen Heap about the origin of "Hide and Seek"

This is an extract from an interview 4 years ago, where Imogen Heap talks about the origin of her song, "Hide and Seek":

"It was a sweet how that song happened. I had had a really bad “day at the office” as my shiny new computer blew up on me. Real puff of smoke and sparks material. i was about to leave the studio defeated which is always a bad thing. Those days can spiral into weeks and it’s important to try to do at least one thing in a day you’re happy with. Out of the corner of my eye i spotted my harmonizer (a little box that you hook up to a keyboard via midi so you can play in the notes you want your voice to transpose to in real time). I hadn’t yet written anything with this piece of gear but had always wanted to do an a cappella on this album. I powered it up and connected my microphone into the box and recorded the output to my minidisk.

The first thing i sung/played and four minutes later was and is the melody and harmony of the final version. Lyrically it wasn’t all there apart from “Where are we, what the hell is going on?” and some random lines but i had the idea of Hide and Seek a while beforehand. It was like magic. Just as i struck the last chord a train went by outside the window and you can hear this in the final version. There was something so special about this version i was gutted it had no lyrics really to speak of but every breath and chord of the demo i copied as best i could to get everything from that 2am moment onto the record. I love this song as it feels as if it’s not mine because it took so little time to finish as others take weeks, months! Feels like a gift."

Seen at Destrucción Sónica y Mental

Imogen Heap - Hide And Seek Official Music Video (embedded)

Imogen Heap - Hide and Seek 5.25.06 / Apple Store Chicago

This is the AMAZING Imogen Heap performing, "Hide & Seek" from her new album (which is FANTASTIC). I did some stuff to the footage, which was shot with a casio digital still camera. The audio was recorded seperately through iMovie in my friend, DJ's laptop. Then it was retracked in Final Cut HD, titled with LiveType, and the side screens were done in Motion 2. Enjoy...

Imogen Heap "Hide & Seek" Live at Park Ave.

Imogen Heap performing "Hide & Seek" at Park Ave. CDs in Orlando.

Imogen Heap "Hide and Seek" live on Indie 103

Imogen Heap "Hide and Seek" live on Indie 103. Hosted by Zach Braff.

Imogen Heap - Hide and Seek - Live at Fearless Music

Imogen Heap performing Hide and Seek live at Fearless Music, NYC.

"Hide and Seek" Wikipedia Information

"Hide and Seek" is the first single by Imogen Heap from her album Speak for Yourself.




The song is performed with the sole accompaniment being the sound produced by harmonizer, creating an altered a cappella sound.

Contents

• * 1 Television
• * 2 Other appearances
• * 3 Charts
• * 4 Mixes
• * 5 Release history
• * 6 References

Television

The song gained popularity after being featured as background music on the American television series The O.C., later parodied in a 2007 Saturday Night Live Digital Short called The Shooting. In the short, characters cut each other's sentences off by pulling out guns and shooting each other as the refrain plays over their slow-motion deaths. NBC was unable to upload the clip to YouTube immediately after the show because it hadn't cleared the song, but fans uploaded it on their own, naming it "Dear Sister". It became an Internet phenomenon, spawning a number of parodies in which scenes of real and fictional violence are punctuated with the refrain.[1]

The song also appears in the films The Last Kiss and Warren Miller's Off the Grid. It has also been featured in the series So You Think You Can Dance, Smith, The L Word, The Real World: Sydney, and CSI: Miami.

The single was certified gold by the RIAA on 3 April 2009.



Other appearances

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Heap arranged an alternate version of the song, labeled "Hide and Seek 2", for the compilation album Songs for Tibet — The Art of Peace.

British alternative rock band, Fightstar covered the song as a B-Side to their single, The English Way. This is performed solely by lead singer Charlie Simpson on Vocals and Piano. The Christian crunkcore band And Then There Were None (band) has also covered the song.

DJ Wich's "What We Need" featuring Glasses Malone and Lil Wayne from his 2008 album The Golden Touch samples Heap's song.

Jason Derülo's 2009 single "Whatcha Say" prominently sampled Heap's song. The single topped the Billboard Hot 100.[2]

Canadian acoustic guitarist Antoine Dufour performs a solo guitar arrangement of the song on his album Convergences. [3]


Charts

Year Chart Peak position
2005 UK Download Chart[4] 22
UK Singles Chart[4] 125
U.S. Hot Digital Songs 37
U.S. Pop 100 91
2006 UK Singles Chart[4] 140
2008 Hot Canadian Digital Singles 57

Mixes

* Album Version – 4:29
* Single Version – 4:16
* Radio Edit – 3:01
* Tiësto's In Search of Sunrise Remix – 8:32

Release history

Region Date
United States 19 May 2005
United Kingdom 26 September 2005



References

1. ^ Cohen, Noam (2007-05-07). "Taking Violence to a New, Technological Absurdity". The New York Times. http://www.nytimes.com/2007/05/07/technology/07link.html. Retrieved 2007-05-07.
2. ^ http://img32.imageshack.us/img32/3750/top2fm.jpg
3. ^ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNPCI8y9avc
4. ^ a b c Chart Log UK: M Zobbel.de

Imogen Heap - Hide And Seek Official Music Video

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