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In the course of a few songs at the Tiny Desk, Imogen Heap took us through her many musical talents. The concert began with her old Frou Frou musical partner, Guy Sigsworth — and their first new song in 17 years — and ended with an extraordinary demonstration and performance of her high-tech musical gloves.

Imogen Heap not only has an enchanting voice but also the talents of a world-class audio engineer. She's completely engrossed in a technology she's helped to develop, one that makes it possible to alter sounds, create loops and compose tunes all with the wave of her glove-wearing hands. The high-tech gloves, now called Mi.Mu Gloves, were first shown at a TEDGlobal conference eight years ago. Her performances, with her sound-altering arm and hand gestures, resemble a summoning of spirits, a far more compelling live experience than what Imogen said used to look like she was standing behind her laptop checking email.

And though there's not been a new Imogen Heap album since 2014, this Tiny Desk Concert includes a reworking of "Hide and Seek," the song that made her a household name, and one she reimagined for the Broadway play, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.

It's a thoroughly enchanting Tiny Desk Concert.

Imogen Heap Tiny Desk Concert - Hide And Seek

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Directed by: Satoshi Kon 

Soundtrack by: Susumu Hirasawa

Based on: 'Paprika' A Novel By Yasutaka Tsutsui

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The Girl In Byakkoya — Susumu Hirasawa

Unbounded by genres with our return to DC - we're bringing you a bit of pop, rap and hard-hitting techno from Slayyyter, Rebecca Black, Saint Levant and Juana, straight from The District.

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