Mar 25, 2026 · 1 hr 52 min · 23 segments
John sits down with Imogen Heap to talk about how she wrote, recorded and produced the EP IAM _ _ \_. Imogen Heap is a British composer, artist, and producer, widely regarded as a pioneer in…
John KennedyHostAnd that was a real change for me, a real development that I needed to learn, I think, because I was just kind of cruising along, not really looking into...
That side of things, I've just been on a non-stop path since I was like 15 of just making tracks, making tracks, making tracks, going out, making tracks.
Never really done any major amounts of self-development, like not really looked that closely at kind of physical things.
So contact always relied on music as my partner in a way, which is what the whole noise section is about.
of what music had become to me to the point where it gripped me so much to the point that I would spend so many hours and basically miss out on life.
There's still, you know, a million point five or six, 1.6 million people have streamed What Have You Done To Me on Spotify.
And so in terms of this particular song, before we move on from it, because it moves on into noise and that's the evolution, but going from what you've shown us there in terms of sound and recording, Are there other permutations we should be looking at? Like, what was the next stage? I
And that was a real change for me, a real development that I needed to learn, I think, because I was just kind of cruising along, not really looking into...
That side of things, I've just been on a non-stop path since I was like 15 of just making tracks, making tracks, making tracks, going out, making tracks.
Never really done any major amounts of self-development, like not really looked that closely at kind of physical things.
So contact always relied on music as my partner in a way, which is what the whole noise section is about.
of what music had become to me to the point where it gripped me so much to the point that I would spend so many hours and basically miss out on life.
There's still, you know, a million point five or six, 1.6 million people have streamed What Have You Done To Me on Spotify.
And so in terms of this particular song, before we move on from it, because it moves on into noise and that's the evolution, but going from what you've shown us there in terms of sound and recording, Are there other permutations we should be looking at? Like, what was the next stage? I
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