This Morning Call

"All Quiet At 4AM" - DEBUT ALBUM OUT NOW!



“Refined and sumptuous” MU Magazine

“unique and stunningly arranged.enchanting” Wired for Sound

“Delivers lovely dream pop with a grown-up, soporifically romantic, nocturnal quality” Yorkshire Evening News

“Sublimely subtle but inescapably infectious” Manchester Evening News



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Clockworks (SINGLE) - Out May 2010

A health dose of electronica blended with the soft pop-rock vocals of Ben Heyworth make "This Morning Call" a wonderful, dreamlike experience" (WeHeartMusic.com)



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Imagine heartfelt vocals set against a backdrop of beeps, loops and crunching samples.you're somewhere close to the world of "This Morning Call".Whistle is a revelation, you'll be whistling this tune for days afterwards. (MJ Hardman, Guestlist)



"This Morning Call" - without doubt one of the most remarkable singers to emerge from the indie deadzone of Manchester in recent historyI also feel a great sense of appreciation for simply making music so amazing that we had to pull our big lazy finger out and write something explaining this. (rockrobotrock.blogspot)



Pop is not a dirty word. "This Morning Call" is pop music in its best sense. Accessable and easy, yet intelligent and sophisticated.Pick for me is Whistle, an instrumental not completely dissimilar to Air's 'Alpha Beta Gaga'. (Sandman Magazine)



Perhaps we should wait until Adele is crowned the more important person in music and then quietly suggest that This Morning Call are one of the most wonderful acts we have heard this year. Putting a quiet rocket under the traditional guitar band set-up, This Morning Call describes himself as 'Portishead on anti depressants' although LCD Soundsystem with a hangover might be more appropriate - although a sense of bleak brilliance applies to both descriptions.

(This Morning Call reviewed by Michael Baggs at Channel Four Music)



Big thank yous to the following musicians for their essential contributions to the recordings and at gigs - Mark Ward (Sax, Piano, Vocals), David Lilley (Bass), Jake Maun (Guitars), Rob Cross (Guitars), Joe Weaver (Drums), Nigel Barrow (Cello), Lucy Keyes (Bassoon), the Carousel String Quartet, Hannah Davis (Bvox), Ben Griffiths (Flute), Madfiddler (Violin)