Morcheeba have celebrated 30 years since their formation by sharing the reflective new single ‘Call For Love’. Check it out below. Shared today (January 21), the new track marks the first single to be ...

For many music listeners, a band's identity is inextricably tied to the lead singer. But the founding brothers of the British group Morcheeba decided to buck that conventional wisdom by unmooring ...

ASPEN ” The question of the evening Saturday at Belly Up Aspen, as Morcheeba was about to take the stage, was of the all-encompassing variety ” something along the lines of, “So what is this going to ...

Skye Edwards is best known as the singer in the UK band Morcheeba, which she left in 2003 before rejoining in 2009. The 53-year-old talks about the important men in her life, including her husband, ...

Trip hop vets Morcheeba just released a deluxe edition of their 2018 album, Blaze Away, which, in addition to the original album (featuring guest appearances by Roots Manuva and Benjamin Biolay), ...

The British electronic band will help open the Czech festival as part of their European tour. By Alex Ritman U.K. Correspondent The 2023 edition of the Karlovy Vary Film Festival opens Friday night ...

Morcheeba will return to Australia in March 2024. The duo of Skye Edwards and Ross Godfrey will play headline shows in Perth, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane. They’ve also been added to the lineup for ...

Morcheeba make a blistering return with a stunning new album, Escape the Chaos, out May 23rd on 100% Records. Exquisite new single ‘We Live and Die’ showcases a stunning vocal from Skye and cinematic ...

Morcheeba has been the duo of singer Skye Edwards and producer-instrumentalist Ross Godfrey since 2014. Reaching three decades has clearly put them in a reflective mood. A number of songs appear to ...

Like any musical trend, the British trip-hop explosion brought with it far more shabby poseurs than savvy pioneers. When Morcheeba released “Who Can You Trust?” in 1996, skeptics initially sneered at ...

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