 Over the next few years she contributed songs to various compilation albums, including "Don't Follow" (2001) on "Electric Ladyland" (as Sophie Rimheden), "Cadillac" (as Hayce, 2002) for "Circle o" and "Food" (as Ban Ham, 2003) on "Nattskift".In 2003, she released her first album under her own name, "Hi-Fi" on Mitek.A mixture of IDM, distorted disco, and electro-bleep-funk, the album was a critical success in her homeland, winning the Manifest Prize for the best Postrock/Electronica album of 2003, as well as receiving several Swedish music industry nominations.