became fourth most-friended MySpace profile

By 2007, Heap’s was the fourth most-friended MySpace profile throughout the UK, following Product Red , Gorillaz , and Bullet for My Valentine . I Megaphone was re-released in late 2006 and, in February 2007, she performed two shows—one in Los Angeles and the other in New York City—of material from the album. She was also featured as a guest during Beck’s performance at Ronnie Scott’s in November 2007 and appeared on two songs from its accompanying live album , Live at Ronnie Scott’s , released in 2008, and in its DVD, released in 2009. Heap was featured on English band Temposhark ‘s song “Not That Big” from their debut 2008 studio album The Invisible Line and on Nitin Sawhney’s song “Bring It Home” from his 2008 studio album London Undersound . She also appeared on the 2008 compilation album Songs for Tibet: The Art of Peace , which was made by the Art of Peace Foundation in support of the Dalai Lama during the 2008 Tibetan unrest and released in August. In late 2007, she recorded the song “Not Now But Soon” for the soundtrack of the NBC television series Heroes , the album of which was released in March 2008 by the NBC Universal Television, DVD, Music & Consumer Products Group . In October 2008, Heap gave a musical performance in the anti- human trafficking documentary and rockumentary film Call + Response , directed by Justin Dillon.