Imogen Heap has been traveling the world for her Mycelia Tour since September. The interactive production includes talks and workshops showcasing Mycelia’s “Creative Passport,” a “research and development hub whose mission, through technology, is to bring to life a music maker database which will help realize a fair, sustainable and vibrant music ecosystem.”
For those less interested in tech and more in music, the tour is special because it includes performances by Frou Frou, Heap’s former project with Guy Sigsworth, marking their first performances since 2003. Today, the first new song from the duo in 15 years has emerged. Titled “Guitar Song,” the track was recorded live during one of their sets on tour. Heap said this of the reunion of Frou Frou:
"We never really got to tour as Frou Frou that much but we are making up for it and opening every show on this world tour we are on with this song."
The U.S. leg of the Mycelia World Tour kicks off April 28 in Miami, Florida and wraps June 8 in San Francisco, California. They’ll make a stop in Seattle on Wednesday, June 5 at the Moore Theatre.
Listen to “Guitar Song” below.
The song follows A-side "Poison the Well"
The Seattle band have shared the third single from their forthcoming record This Mess Is a Place
It's Imogen Heap's first North American tour in nine years and Frou Frou's first shows since 2003
