“We’ve been on the road for 20 years<\/strong>! We keep discovering places where we haven’t played, fans who have waited a long time to see us and others who have just discovered us”. Skye Edwards<\/strong>, singer from Morcheeba<\/strong>, is still excited when she discovers that they are eagerly awaited in both South Africa and Russia, in Chile and also in Barcelona.<\/p>\n Morcheeba is a classic trip-hop band<\/strong> that has reinvented itself several times and is now returning to the roots. Because the voice of Skye<\/strong> Edwards ends up prevailing as the great culprit of the band’s success.<\/p>\n We had them in the Cru\u00eflla 2013 and we will see them again in the Cru\u00eflla 2021. With their latest album<\/strong>, Blaze Away, and also with all those songs that feel so good in a summer festival when the sun goes down.<\/p>\n With hundreds of concerts behind him, Morcheeba continues to learn. Says the other pillar of the group, DJ and producer Ross Godfrey<\/strong>:<\/p>\n “Morcheeba’s early albums are smooth and slow. But now we’re not afraid to be rawer and faster live. He also reveals that Morcheeba has recovered influences from their first albums<\/strong>: “from the blues of the fifties to the hip hop of the nineties, passing through the rock of the sixties and the electro of the eighties”.<\/p>\n
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