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	Guy Sigsworth - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Guy Sigsworth is an electronica producer and was member of the band Frou Frou together with U.K. singer/songwriter/producer Imogen Heap.
		She contacted Sigsworth after hearing the record, and the result was "What It Feels Like for A Girl", co-written with Madonna herself, and produced by Sigsworth, Madonna, and Mark "Spike" Stent.
		Sigsworth co-wrote and produced tracks including the lead single, "Unlike Me," which was featured in an a cappella form on hit TV show Grey's Anatomy, "Not Fair" and "You Again." Another Sigsworth collaboration entitled "Disobey" will be included on Havnevik's 2006 album, Melankton.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Guy_Sigsworth (1227 words)

	Frou Frou - Biography - AOL Music
		The British duo had been collaborating for years without a record deal, and after what must have been countless hours matching Sigsworth's studio finesse and trickery with Heap's breathy yodel, the group's debut, Details, was completed for American release on MCA Records in 2002.
		Sigsworth -- who had in fact worked with Björk (Homogenic, Vespertine) and Madonna ("What It Feels Like for a Girl") among many other significant '90s pop and electronic artists -- grew up listening to eclectic female artists like Kate Bush, and along with Heap, developed an appreciation for classical music.
		Born composers, multi-instrumentalist Heap and studio/sound/ producer/musician Sigsworth are credited with many side appearances in support of other artists, especially Sigsworth, who was often used as a bit of a song-fixer.
	music.aol.com /artist/frou-frou/527681/biography (592 words)

	Frou Frou - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Sigsworth had previously worked as part of a band, called Acacia, and had written and produced for artists, such as Seal, but it was his work with Björk that brought him to the attention of Heap and her label.
		Heap and Sigsworth kept in contact, remaining friends, and in 2001, having been held in limbo by her record label for a year (despite her second album being written and ready to record), Heap begun collaborating on new tracks with Sigsworth.
		Sigsworth, a successful and esteemed producer prior to his work with Heap as Frou Frou has also continued to write and produce for other artists, including with Britney Spears on her 2004 UK #1 single, "Everytime." as well as work with Sugababes and Kate Havnevik.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Frou_Frou (867 words)

	Frou Frou: Details ---Ink Blot Magazine
		Sigsworth, having worked with artists like Madonna and Björk, had an adept ear for perfectly evocative vocals and found Heap highly precocious as a singer and wanted to incorporate her sound into his work.
		But as I begin to examine the liner notes, to my chagrin, I make the amazing discovery that one half of Frou Frou is Guy Sigsworth, a producer and musician who has been working with Björk since she jumped on the scene with Debut.
		For Frou Frou, their debut album, Details, is merely a chance for Sigsworth and former solo artist, Imogen Heap, to freely develop and expand on a sound they had been developing for quite some time.
	www.inkblotmagazine.com /rev-archive/Frou_Frou_Details.htm (529 words)

	The Songs of Frou Frou (U.K./Rondor)
		Guy and Imogen co-wrote many of the lyrics, refusing to put in implausible lines and seeking to create a conversational truthfulness within the songs textures, tones and moods shift through the record.
		Guy's initial co-writing work with Seal came about because the singer was then living in a neighbouring London squat.
		Guy had endless producer/co-writer doors open and is decidedly camera shy.
	www.umusicpub.com /spotlight.aspx?id=536 (1723 words)

	Details by Frou Frou (lyrics & reviews)
		Guy Sigsworth, whose worked extensively with Bjork, does a masterful job of designing electronic textures which are full of warmth.
		Sigsworth is a producer/writer/genius, It's hard to believe that Sigsworth past work was with Madonna on some of her latter trash (I guess that you have to start somewhere.
		The songs are penned by Heap and her partner, producer Guy Sigsworth (Björk, Madonna), who manned the board on Heap's 1998 solo album I Megaphone.
	www.19.5degs.com /album/details/7290 (824 words)

	The Ectophiles' Guide to Good Music - Mandalay (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Their first album with Guy Sigsworth is definitely the better than the second, without him.
		The first album got immediately caught in my head, and I attribute that to the songwriting and the Sigsworth contribution, because otherwise it's hard to pinpoint the difference between the two albums—the songs in Empathy are just are more distinctive to my ears than those in Instinct.
		No Guy Sigsworth on this album—maybe that's what made the difference with the first.
	ectoguide.org /genre/ectronica/mandalay (750 words)

	Details: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com
		Björk (who Sigsworth has worked with extensively) is a strong influence, and other valid comparisons range from Kate Bush to Dido.
		Had Sigsworth and Heap been forced to record an acoustic project, Details still would have had a lot going for it.
		Sigsworth uses technology to his creative advantage, but he doesn't hide behind it -- for Frou Frou, technology is not an attempt to compensate for weak singing or weak material.
	www.music.com /release/details/3 (451 words)

	The Ectophiles' Guide to Good Music - Frou Frou (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Frou Frou is a collaboration between edgy singer-songwriter Imogen Heap and electronic producer Guy Sigsworth.
		Guy Sigsworth is an ace electronica producer, known for his work with Björk and Madonna.
		Guy Sigsworth has worked with many bands and artists, including Björk, Imogen Heap's solo work, Madonna, and Mandalay.
	www.ectoguide.org /artists/frou.frou (1061 words)

	Welcome to UNIVERCITY.com
		In the case of producer/songwriter Guy Sigsworth, he found that something wonderful in 24-year-old Imogen Heap ("Megaphone")— a singer he feels is so gifted that the long-time producer decided it was time to step into the media spotlight himself to be at her side.
		Sigsworth: I'd say that we are open to the idea, but certain products we might not agree to.
		Sigsworth: I am extremely proud of what we've achieved, so I want every citizen in the world to be exposed to it.
	www.univercity.com /sept02/FrouFrou.html (1547 words)

	MSJ - Frou Frou-Details
		Frou Frou are a duo comprised of Guy Sigsworth who shares the writing, piano, guitar, synthesizer, sampling and everything else - except vocals - with the aforementioned Imogen.
		This reflects in the music that she produces with Guy and within the lyrical content, which is boldly original, practical and (of all things in pop music world) conversational.
		Guy is a self-confessed Kate Bush fan, seeking the Baroque fantasy within music while Imogen tends toward the musical inspiration of Aphex Twin.
	www.musicstreetjournal.com /froufrou.htm (912 words)

	Frou Frou - Harley Davidson Collins (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Members Imogene Heap and Guy Sigsworth (formerly with Madonna and Bjork) gave a stunning performance that included their chart climbing single “Breathe In.” This song has a refreshing beat that will play over and over in your head.
		The music is not the typical circuit party re mixes of techno sounds and neo-refined crap, it is unique and the lyrics of the songs speak to sensitive sides of us with powerful metaphors and analogies we can understand.
		Guy Sigsworth pointed out, though, that Frou Frou is not specifically targeting the gay market.
	www.westhollywood.com /music/froufrou/froufrou.shtm (407 words)

	www.myspace.com/guysigsworth
		Guy's official website is coming soon at www.guysigsworth.com and you can check out Guy's previous band Frou Frou here.
		To all of you who have willingly come across the myspace of Guy Sigsworth, you are one of a small few who has the privelage of comprehending and appreciating a musical genius and his amazing work.
		Hi guy just to say thank you for the add I am a big fan of your work and loved what you did as part of frou frou any news if you will ever team up with imogen again and make a 2nd album it would be so cool if you did anywho take care
	www.myspace.com /guysigsworth (1131 words)

	Interview with Imogen Heap of Frou Frou by Bret Miller
		Frou Frou are a new duo of Imogen Heap and Guy Sigsworth.
		Guy says that whenever there is a problem area in a song, that little something missing, we need something to bring everything together, he says I'm quite good at finding it.
		After their show at Spaceland, Imogen and Guy were very gracious as they signed CDs and posters and chatted with their fans outside.
	members.tripod.com /~bretthehitman/froufrou.html (1153 words)

	Frou Frou @ Soundbug Music Artists
		The two had been collaborating for years, but it took until 2002 for them to get on a music label when the duo's first album Details was released by MCA Records.
		Over time, Sigsworth collected more ideas for future collaboration, and the two first moved forward with Frou Frou when the worked on the Details track "Flicks".
		Sigsworth had notably worked with Madonna on "What It Feels Like for a Girl".
	www.soundbug.com /artist/1783 (241 words)

	more info on Frou Frou - frou four - frou fruo
		She says, "Every month or so Guy would phone me up and say 'I've got a new song, would you come in and sing it?' and then before we knew it we'd already started the album." The duo's first collaborative effort was "Flicks."
		Sigsworth, a fan of all things French, suggested the name "Frou Frou" - lifted from a Baudelaire poem, and also French onomatopoeia of the swishing noise made by skirts on dancing women.
		Heap has also stated in a 2005 interview that she and Sigsworth have collaborated recently on a song for a well-known female artist.
	www.scipeeps.com /Fin-to-Glo/Frou_Frou.php (797 words)

	Imogen Heap Biography,info
		Imogen Heap (born December 9, 1977) is an English singer-songwriter from Essex, most famous for her work as part of Frou Frou, a joint collaboration with Guy Sigsworth, and for her 2005 solo record, Speak For Yourself.
		The album was a mixture of self-penned, self-produced tracks, alongside tracks co-written with, and produced by established producers such as David Kahne, Dave Stewart and Guy Sigsworth.
		Sigsworth himself was also having record label issues, as his band, Acacia were being ignored.
	music.musictnt.com /biography/Imogen_Heap.html (2609 words)

	Interview: Guy Sigsworth - Applied Acoustics Systems
		Guy Sigsworth began his career working with Seal on "Crazy".
		He's gone on to write and produce with Bomb The Bass, Bjork, Madonna, the Sugababes, Britney Spears and Bebel Gilberto.
		Guy, I know you're very interested in the artistic possibilities of physically modelled sounds...
	www.applied-acoustics.com /guysigsworth.htm (1032 words)

	Ljova with Kate Havnevik and Guy Sigsworth @ ULU in London \| LJOVA (Lev Zhurbin) - film composer, arranger, violist (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Ljova with Kate Havnevik and Guy Sigsworth @ ULU in London
		Ljova with Kate Havnevik and Guy Sigsworth @ ULU in London
		Guy Sigsworth (Website) is a legendary producer and musician, part of Frou Frou, who has also worked with Imogen Heap, Madonna, Britney Spears and Björk.
	www.ljova.com /kate_havnevik_ulu (242 words)

	News
		Frou Frou on Spinner's New Ground: A must-listen interview with Guy Sigsworth and Imogen Heap with Chris Douridas from Spinner's New Ground (spinner.com).
		Guy and Imogen stopped by the week of March 18, 2002, for an in-depth and intimate discussion about coming together, musical origins, Frou Frou's name, co-writing and co-producing, how "Flicks" came about, why "Psychobabble" is the most dramatic song in the album, touring plans and more.
		Recording of FROU FROU, the joint project/album of Guy Sigsworth and Imogen, continues in London.
	www.funkyrebel.com /imogen/news.htm (2096 words)

	VH1.com : Frou Frou : Frou Frou: From Madonna to Stravinsky - Urge Music Downloads
		Sigsworth: Frank Sinatra isn’t so interesting as a melodic acrobat, but as someone who performs a lyric, he’s the greatest.
		Sigsworth: People think electronic music is cold, Germanic and unfeeling, and that somebody strumming along on an acoustic guitar is heartfelt.
		Sigsworth: One of my favorite songs is Paul Simon’s “You Can Call Me Al,” where he starts like he’s telling you a story - “A man walks down the street ” and then before you know it, the story has gone off to Neptune.
	www.vh1.com /artists/news/1457958/10042002/frou_frou.jhtml (1594 words)

	BBC News \| ENTERTAINMENT \| CD Review: Madonna
		She may no longer pen gushing sleeve-note dedications to "the coolest guy in the universe" as she did to Sean Penn on True Blue but this is undoubtedly a collection of Songs for Guy.
		Bjork associate Guy Sigsworth chips in on one of Orbit's tracks and Oasis remixer Mark "Spike" Stent shares duties on two more.
		I Deserve It is a tender love song for the man in her life, proclaiming: "This guy was meant for me and I was meant for him" and later "All the pain was worth it....
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/entertainment/926847.stm (716 words)

	Temposhark - Releases: Guy Sigsworth collaborates with Temposhark
		Temposhark - Releases: Guy Sigsworth collaborates with Temposhark
		Sigsworth is hugely admired by the band and is often quoted as one of their biggest musical influences.
		Guy Sigsworth has produced artists as varied as Björk, Madonna, Sugababes, Lamb, Bebel Gilberto, Seal and Britney Spears.
	www.temposhark.com /site/news/detail.php?articleId=261 (187 words)

	Welcome to the MUSICMATCH Guide
		Indeed, Sigsworth himself has produced and written for BjÃ¶rk, Madonna and Seal.
		In addition to Nine Inch Nails, the pair share a love for the jungle electronica of Aphrodite -- a bit ironic for a group that is primarily getting its most attention in the adult alternative world.
		I asked Sigsworth if he was consciously trying to bring a little of that edge into the "adult" world.
	www.mmguide.musicmatch.com /whatsup/whatsup.cgi?s=makingnoise&a=0303_froufrou&type= (557 words)

	MUSIC AFTER MIDI
		Sigsworth came to pop production from a classical background, after a spell as a harpsichordist, and has always had a keen interest in experimental electronic music.
		Guy's own keyboard-playing skills are clearly anything but limited.
		Guy's musical equipment is currently distributed between his own studio and Imogen Heap's writing room, on different floors of the same building.
	www.soundonsound.com /sos/mar01/articles/guy.asp (3494 words)

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