Morcheeba were formed in London in 1995 by musicians Paul and Ross Godfrey, joined by singer Skye Edwards. The band's style has evolved over their career, from the trip-hop beginnings of 1995's Who Can You Trust (which includes the single "Trigger Hippie" used in the film Enemy of the State) to the million selling follow-up, Big Calm.
The band adopted funk and disco for their 2000 release Fragments of Freedom while the follow-up Charango incorporated Brazilian beats and involved collaborations with Kurt Wagner (from alt-country band Lambchop) and rap artist Slick Rick.
Exhausted by a rigorous touring and partying schedule, the band took a career break to recharge their batteries and came back in 2005 with a new singer, ex-Noonday Underground member Daisy Martey. The band released a new album in February 2008, Dive Deep.
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TRACK LISTING
1 Crimson 5:10
2 Even Though 4:18
3 Blood Like Lemonade 4:51
4 Mandala 2:39
5 I Am the Spring 3:26
6 Recipe For Disaster 5:19
7 Easier Said Than Done 3:41
8 Cut To the Bass 4:18
9 Self Made Man 5:09
10 Beat of the Drum 6:09
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