Artist	Song
Morcheeba	Part of the Process
from Big Calm (2010)
Morcheeba	Trigger Hippie
from Who Can You Trust? (2005)
Morcheeba	Way Beyond
from Parts of the Process (2002)
Morcheeba	The Sea
from Big Calm (2010)
Morcheeba	Enjoy the Ride (feat. Judy Tzuke)
from Dive Deep (2008)
Morcheeba	Everybody Loves a Loser
from Everybody Loves a Loser - EP (2005)
Morcheeba	Rome Wasn't Built In a Day
from Fragments of Freedom (2010)
Morcheeba	Tape Loop
from Who Can You Trust? (2005)
Morcheeba	Blindfold
from Big Calm (2010)
Morcheeba	Wonders Never Cease
from The Antidote (2005)
Morcheeba	Be Yourself
from Fragments of Freedom (2010)
Morcheeba	Undress Me Now
from Parts of the Process (2003)
Morcheeba	World Looking In
from Fragments of Freedom (2010)
Morcheeba	Otherwise
from Charango (2011)
Morcheeba	Fear and Love
from Big Calm (2010)
Morcheeba	Aqualung
from Charango (2011)
Morcheeba	Gained the World (feat. Manda)
from Dive Deep (2008)
Morcheeba	Shoulder Holster
from Big Calm (2010)
Morcheeba	Ten Men
from The Antidote (2005)
Morcheeba	Slow Down
from Charango (2011)
Morcheeba	Lighten Up
from The Antidote (2005)
Morcheeba	Let Me See
from Big Calm (2010)
Morcheeba	Sao Paulo
from Charango (2011)
Morcheeba	Living Hell
from The Antidote (2005)
Morcheeba	Blue Chair (feat. Judy Tzuke)
from Dive Deep (2008)
Morcheeba	Women Lose Weight (feat Slick Rick)
from Charango (2011)
Morcheeba	Col
from Who Can You Trust? (2005)
Morcheeba	Moog Island
from Who Can You Trust? (2005)
Morcheeba & Kurt Wagner	What New York Couples Fight About
from Parts of the Process (2002)
Morcheeba	On the Rhodes Again
from Who Can You Trust? (2005)

Comment:

Former Talking Head David Byrne first employed the Godfrey brothers (Paul and Ross) to help him unwind in the smoky realm of trip-hop on his solo album [i]Feelings[/i]. A decent break, for sure, but the duo found its most fitting collaborators in the waiting-to-be-discovered diva Skye Edwards and, more recently, former Noonday Underground vocalist Daisy Martey, who took over Morcheeba's mic on the psych-damaged, Bacharach-pop U-turn [i]The Antidote[/i]. Vocals aside, the Godfreys have maintained one of the strongest laidback sounds in electronic music, traversing beyond trip-hop to such esoteric locales as the blues, funk, and throwback soul.

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