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White Lights
White Lights was an electro-pop band from London that formed in the early 2000s. Their debut album came out in 2004, featuring the track "Me My Head" with...
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White Lights was an electro-pop band from London that formed in the early 2000s. Their debut album came out in 2004, featuring the track "Me My Head" with guest vocals from Roland Orzabal. That song became their most recognizable work.
Imogen Heap handled lead vocals and songwriting, while Guy Sigsworth produced and played keyboards. The group released a second album called Denizen in 2007 before disbanding in 2009.
After White Lights ended, Heap went on to a solo career known for vocal looping techniques. Sigsworth worked with other artists including Björk and Madonna.
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