Looper is the moniker of English singer and producer Stuart David, known for his experimental and electronic brand of music. He started his career as the bassist of the indie rock band Belle and Sebastian, before forming Looper as a solo project in the late 1990s. Looper released several albums, including the critically acclaimed "The Geometrid", which earned praise for its eclectic mix of samples, live instrumentation, and spoken word poetry. David's work with Looper often delves into themes of technology, isolation, and human connection, and his music has been described as playful, thought-provoking, and genre-bending.