*Artist: Imogen Heap
*Album: Ellipse
*Year: 2009
*Genre: Ambient/Electronic/Indie Pop
*Country: United Kingdom
*Format: mp3@CBR320kbps
*Size: 168MB
Tracklist:
1."First Train Home" 4:13
2."Wait It Out" 3:57
3."Earth" 3:34
4."Little Bird" 4:07
5."Swoon" 3:54
6."Tidal" 3:50
7."Between Sheets" 2:54
8."2-1" (formerly "Polyfilla") 4:42
9."Bad Body Double" 4:07
10."Aha!" 2:27
11."The Fire" 1:59
12."Canvas" 4:55
13."Half Life" 4:02
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Total playing time: 48:41
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Extended info
+ bonus: [video clip] Imogen Heap - 2-1 (Murdok Dubstep Remix)
Ellipse is the third studio album from British singer–songwriter Imogen Heap. After returning from a round the world writing trip, Heap completed the album at her childhood home in Essex, converting her old playroom in the basement into a studio. The album got its name from the distinctive elliptical shape of the house.[5] The album's title was confirmed by Heap via her Twitter page on April 25, 2009, after being leaked onto the internet on April 23. On June 15, Heap confirmed that the album would be released on August 24, 2009 in the United Kingdom and August 25 in the United States/Canada. International release date was also August 24.
Subject matter in the songs includes post break-up malaise ("Wait It Out"), domestic boredom ("Little Bird"), body image issues ("Bad Body Double") and a common Heap theme, unrequited love ("Swoon" and "Half Life").
Ellipse is the third studio album from British singer–songwriter Imogen Heap. After returning from a round the world writing trip, Heap completed the album at her childhood home in Essex, converting her old playroom in the basement into a studio. The album got its name from the distinctive elliptical shape of the house.[5] The album's title was confirmed by Heap via her Twitter page on April 25, 2009, after being leaked onto the internet on April 23. On June 15, Heap confirmed that the album would be released on August 24, 2009 in the United Kingdom and August 25 in the United States/Canada. International release date was also August 24.
Subject matter in the songs includes post break-up malaise ("Wait It Out"), domestic boredom ("Little Bird"), body image issues ("Bad Body Double") and a common Heap theme, unrequited love ("Swoon" and "Half Life").
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