Morcheeba

Morcheeba is a British trip-hop and electronic band formed in London, performing at the Troxy in east London. The concert brings the group's downtempo sound to a venue summarised as hosting concerts and shows across the capital.

Morcheeba emerged from London in the mid-1990s, combining trip-hop beats, dub-influenced basslines and soul-inflected vocals. The band is built around the singer Skye Edwards, whose voice has been central to its recordings since the group's early years. Two of its best-known albums are Who Can You Trust?, released in 1996, and Big Calm, from 1998, which established the band's laid-back, layered style within the British downtempo scene.

On stage, the act presents its catalogue of songs as live performances built around vocals and electronic textures. Fans of trip-hop and downtempo, and of the group's recorded albums, will find the material most directly familiar.

The Troxy is a former cinema in Limehouse, east London, and hosts concerts and shows throughout the year. The venue suits audiences looking for a London evening built around a band with a long recording history.