A short time ago, Imogen Heap took a few days out from making her new album to write a track that was supposed to feature at the end of TV programme. She wrote the song and recorded all the vocals, leaving the music for the composer who was writing the rest of the score so she could get on with her much anticipated new album. For one reason or another the song wasn’t used and so the track never got completed. But their loss is Twestival ’s gain as she’s excitedly donated the aforementioned vocals for The Song That Never Was experiment.

Go to the contest page to get the stems and make your own remix.
Here are the already submitted mixes

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On 12 February 2009, 100+ cities around the world will be hosting
Twestivals bringing together local Twitter communities for an evening
of fun as well as raising money and awareness for Charity: water. Twestival.fm is a global online music project in association with Twestival aiming to raise an additional $20,000 for charity.

They're now looking for artists, musicians and labels using Twitter
who would like to give something back to the community and donate a
track. You’ll be helping raise money for a good cause and promoting
your music to an audience of tens of thousands. They also expect
international press attention and plenty of buzz in the Twitterverse.

All donated tracks will be made available to stream and download for free via the Twestival.fm player (powered by SoundCloud ).
The player will be available to the general public from 5th to 19th
February. Visitors to the Twestival.fm site are asked to leave a
voluntary donation or ‘tip’ (using Tipjoy) in a Radiohead-style ‘pay what you want’ manner. All tips will be given in full to Charity:Water and the most generous tippers listed on the site.

get more info about this nice project on the Twestival.fm and/or the Twestival homepage.