美国电子音乐界最瞩目的人物Richard Melville Hall第十张个人作品.《Destroyed》中的曲目大多是Moby周游世界期间写下的，描写了他旅游时的奇怪生活和不断变化的思想状态。专辑除了包含15首歌曲(2bonustracks)之外，还另外附赠Moby旅行摄影集，收录艺术家们旅行中的古怪住处，从宾馆、机场到后台等待区，形形色色不一而足。Moby说：“我的目标就是通过照片将庸常与古怪以相反的形式表现出来。”

Moby and Juliette Lewis are among the artists who appear on a forthcoming Duran Duran tribute album. Have a listen to Moby's languid take on that unforgettable paean to 1980's excess Rio right here.
Other contributors to the album, which is titled Making Patterns Rhyme and due for release in July, include Warpaint covering The Chaffeur, Liars doing Ordinary World and Little Dragon with Save A Prayer.
All proceeds from sales will go to Amnesty International and organisers Manimal Vinyl say they "intentionally chose album cuts and B-sides rather than the worldwide smash hits that Duran Duran are known for".
Duran Duran released their own tribute album, Thank You, in 1993 on which they recorded versions of I Wanna Take You Higher by Sly & The Family Stone, Bob Dylan's Lay Lady Lay, and Public Enemy's 911 is a Joke.

The sixth single worldwide from the highly acclaimed multi-instrumentalist's 1999 album 'Play'. Part 1 features 3 non-album tracks, including a single version of 'Porcelain' and 2 previously unreleased non-album tracks, 'Flying Over The Dateline' and 'Summer'. 2000 release. Slimline jewel case.

Lift Me Up (Mathame Remix) · Moby · Mathame
Lift Me Up
℗ A Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin, release; ℗ 2022 Little Idiot, under exclusive license to Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
Released on: 2022-01-07
Producer, Studio Personnel, Recording Engineer, Associated Performer, Vocals, Background Vocalist: Moby
Producer, Studio Personnel, Mastering Engineer, Associated Performer, Programming, Synthesizer, Drum Programming, Bass Programming: Mathame
Producer, Co- Producer, Conductor: Joseph Trapanese
Studio Personnel, Recording Engineer, Associated Performer, Background Vocalist: Jonathan Nesvadba
Studio Personnel, Mixer: Alan Meyerson
Associated Performer, Drums: Tripp Beam
Associated Performer, Background Vocalist: Joel Nesvadba
Associated Performer, Background Vocalist: Charles Goodan
Associated Performer, Background Vocalist: Laura Dawn
Associated Performer, Background Vocalist: Daron Murphy
Orchestra: Budapest Art Orchestra
Composer Lyricist: Moby

On December 16th, Moby reissue his out-of-print Hotel: Ambient LP, a collection of such instrumentals that originally came as a bonus disc for 2005’s Hotel. The record also include a handful of previously unreleased tracks and been fully remastered. According to the press release, the album “sums up Moby’s roots; highlighting the link between Philip Glass, Steve Reich and Brian Eno and the dance music of, say, groundbreaking Detroit techno from Derrick May and experimental IDM from early Warp releases.”
“EMI had the rights,” Moby says, referring to his former label, “and I kept asking them to release it on its own. Because it was a tiny record, they had no interest. It has no vocals, no drums. Finally, the rights reverted back to me, and I thought it would be nice to re-release it.”
Moby’s earliest forays into electronic music included ethereal ambient, which was at the time a utilitarian staple of “chillout rooms,” where overheated ravers on ecstasy could recharge.
He explains that his first label home, Instinct, only had a handful of artists on its roster. So he would release his ambient works under pseudonyms, including Voodoo Child, to make it look like the label had a deep bench.
“There is still an ambient scene, meaning all sorts of people making quiet, ambient music,” Moby says at the dining table of his new home near Griffith Park. “But it’s as marginal as a musical genre can be.”

Limited Edition. 'Slipping Away' is a new version of the track from his album Hotel, which continues in Moby's tradition of eclectic records and runs the gamut from quiet instrumentals, to anthems, to down tempo sultry jams, to uplifting electro-disco, to ballads. The Axwell Vocal mix is backed with the Axwell Instrumental Mix, MHC Extended Remix, Focus People That Slip Remix by Mathew Johnson & the Zloot Remix. Mute. 2006.

Animal Rights is the fourth studio album by American musician Moby, released on September 23, 1996. The album was a temporary style shift from the electronica music that Moby had previously released to an alternative rock sound influenced by the hardcore punk music that he had enjoyed as a teenager.

Moby has announced that he will release a new two-and-a-half-hour ambient album on New Year’s Day.
The producer will start 2023 by sharing the lengthy new record, titled ‘ambient23’, which was, he revealed, made “almost exclusively made with weird old drum machines and old synths.”
Over the last few months, Moby has shared a number of posts detailing his process in creating the album and sharing updates on its progress with fans.

Fifth single from 'Play'. Featuring 2 unreleased B-sides. Tracks 'Natural Blues' (Single Version), 'The Whispering Wind' & 'Sick In The System'. 2000 release. Slimline jewel case.

The fourth single from Moby's amazing hit 1999 album 'Play'. Pt.2 contains three mixes of 'Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad?' (ATB Remix, Ferry Corsten Remix and Subsonic Legacy Remix). Slimline jewel case. 1999 release.