Metamorphiq is a chill-out electronic fusion project, formed by Bulgarian producer- keys player Storn, and British-Filipino singer-songwriter Melisa Le Rue. They started writing music in the sandy metropolis of Dubai in 2012 and soon: Metamorphiq was born.

Sonically uplifting, energetic yet chilled out; Metamorphiq fuse jazz rhodes, soulful vocals, percussive and electronic beats, with elements of Bulgarian, Samba and Oriental music. With Storn's influences ranging from Hans Zimmer to Herbie Hancock, and Le Rue's from Jobim to Jill Scott, their debut album Here we are embraces multiple genres to create a unique eclectic sound.

From their interpretation of a traditional Bulgarian folk song Come on sun, rise up featuring the Bulgarian Elitza Choir; to the modern jazz-fusion feel of Silent Heart; the energetic Afro- samba inspired In love with you, to the entrancing spoken word of Here we are; the album takes you on a beautifully uplifting journey. But, underpinning the easy listening chill out vibe, there is a deeper more serious message to the album- Unlucky one, featuring Zayn Mohammed on the oud, is an ode to the often ignored modern day slaves; Plastic People satirizes the superficial importance of physical appearances; and Elevated is a call to enlightenment, preceded by an unlikely news bulletin.

Metamorphiq is a chill-out electronic fusion project, formed by Bulgarian producer- keys player Storn, and British-Filipino singer-songwriter Melisa Le Rue. They started writing music in the sandy metropolis of Dubai in 2012 and soon: Metamorphiq was born.

Sonically uplifting, energetic yet chilled out; Metamorphiq fuse jazz rhodes, soulful vocals, percussive and electronic beats, with elements of Bulgarian, Samba and Oriental music. With Storn's influences ranging from Hans Zimmer to Herbie Hancock, and Le Rue's from Jobim to Jill Scott, their debut album Here we are embraces multiple genres to create a unique eclectic sound.

From their interpretation of a traditional Bulgarian folk song Come on sun, rise up featuring the Bulgarian Elitza Choir; to the modern jazz-fusion feel of Silent Heart; the energetic Afro- samba inspired In love with you, to the entrancing spoken word of Here we are; the album takes you on a beautifully uplifting journey. But, underpinning the easy listening chill out vibe, there is a deeper more serious message to the album- Unlucky one, featuring Zayn Mohammed on the oud, is an ode to the often ignored modern day slaves; Plastic People satirizes the superficial importance of physical appearances; and Elevated is a call to enlightenment, preceded by an unlikely news bulletin.