Music / electronica

Blackest blue


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Latest edition, musik (cd)

Cut My Heart Out

5:02 min

Killed Our Love

4:51 min

Sounds Of Blue

3:34 min

Say It's Over(feat. Brad Barr)

3:53 min

Sulphur Soul

3:13 min

Oh Oh Yeah

6:53 min

Namaste

3:53 min

The Moon

3:28 min

Falling Skies

3:11 min

The Edge Of The World(feat. Duke Garwood)

5:16 min


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Reviews (3)


Spill Magazine

2021

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Charles T. Stokes

2021

"London-based Morcheeba once passed as a Thievery Corporation with actual songs, or a less jazzy Olive, or like Massive Attack without the paranoia and the politics. But whether it's called downbeat, trip-hop, electro-pop, or neo-soul, it's the human presence amongst all the gear that distinguishes them. Fundamentally they are musicians, and their chops playing real instruments have enabled them to roll up any genre they like into their pop smoke".


Popmatters

d. 19. May 2021

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Peter Piatkowski

d. 19. May 2021

"Morcheeba's Blackest Blue is fresh and stunning, the songssome of the most vital and innovative in the outfit's 25 years. The LP is sophisticated and elegant but gritty, like funky, bluesy Deco".


Albumism

d. 12. May 2021

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Quentin Harrison

d. 12. May 2021

"It would have been easy for Morcheeba to keep returning to one aspect of their sound that brought them to prominence at the outset of their career. Instead, the pair do what they have always done which is push forward. Blackest Blue represents Morcheeba in the moment: bold, mercurial, and enthralling. It is an album that you are meant to experience-don't miss out".