Morcheeba

Morcheeba is a British trip-hop/downtempo music group formed by brothers Paul and Ross Godfrey with vocalist Skye Edwards. Known for blending trip-hop, downtempo, electronica, funk and soul, their notable albums include Who Can You Trust?, Big Calm and Fragments Of Freedom.

Formed in 1995 by Paul and Ross Godfrey with Skye Edwards. Reviews note wide stylistic blending (trip-hop, funk, soul, electronic), commercial success (reviewed claim: more than five million albums sold), and a lineup change for the album The Antidote when Daisy Martey replaced Skye Edwards; the band also changed record arrangements around that release (new record deal mentioned in reviews).

DeBaser reviews portray Morcheeba as an English trip-hop/downtempo band praised for Skye Edwards' warm voice and albums like Big Calm and Who Can You Trust?. Some reviews celebrate their eclectic blend of styles; others criticise the post-Skye era (The Antidote). The best-of Parts Of The Process is recommended as an introduction.

For:Fans of trip-hop, downtempo and 1990s/2000s alternative electronic music