Some things can't be explained - they just feel right. It's the same with MORLEY. When Lydia Schiller, Melissa Muther and Rosa Kremp raise their voices, the result is a harmonious interplay that gets under your skin. Their polyphonic vocals float through the room with an almost weightless lightness, always in perfect balance - one never overpowers the other, instead creating something mystical that touches and resonates.

Musically, MORLEY moves between folky singer-songwriter pop and subtle hints of jazz, inspired by The Staves, Mountain Man, I'm with her or Crosby, Stills & Nash. Her songs are an invitation to listen. They captivate with clarity, sensitivity and a special sophistication that touches minds, hearts and souls, gently and intimately, sometimes powerfully and insistently. The arrangements are more complex than typical folk pop, but always accessible, always touching.

As support at the start, the lovely Zara plays