Murchandise Music presents

Yorke

A blend of modern underground hip-hop, internet music and razor sharp lyricism over lush detailed production.

260,000+
Spotify streams, 210 breezy
Two tapes
Technicolour 2025 · Director's Cut 2026
European tour
With Ghais Guevara, three cities
Press backed
EARMILK · Wordplay · The Unsigned Guide

About

From Trinidad To East London

Yorke is a producer and rapper from Trinidad and Tobago, carving out a distinctive place in the UK underground with an international following across London and his native Trinidad. He draws on reggae and calypso alongside artists like Flying Lotus, Danny Brown, Lord Apex and Kendrick Lamar, fusing introspection with rhythm into a versatile, genre fluid sound.

His debut EP Peur Eternus arrived in 2021, followed by the mixtape Never In My Wildest Dreams and the 2024 EP There's Something Going On with producer Eyal. In late 2025 he released Technicolour, his most ambitious project to date, inspired by the technical process that made The Wizard of Oz the first colour film. In his own words: “I wanted to make a project that reminded me of all of my favorite movies as a child.” The four track Director's Cut followed in May 2026.

Experimental
No.8, There Is A Light, Persona. Abstract production, the truest lane. For listeners of Earl Sweatshirt and MIKE.
Jazz and soul
Sira's Intermission, Seasons, Cinema Verite. UK jazz players on the records, and Sayonara closes Technicolour with a Sharon Jones sample.
Grime and UK rap
Grimey is a love letter to the scene, with nods to Devlin, Dizzee Rascal and D Double E.
Yorke, black and white portrait, single light against a dark background

Music

Technicolour and the Director's Cut

TechnicolourTape · 2025
Technicolour, The Director's CutTape · 2026
210 breezyBiggest single · 260,000+ streams

Videos

Watch

Honey · Official video

It'll Be Fine ft. Di‑Vincent · Visualiser

Survival title card, Yorke and Kaz Fuego, Technicolour 001 DND title card, Yorke, Technicolour 002 It'll Be Fine title card, Yorke and Di-Vincent, Technicolour 003 Modern Love title card, Yorke and dan PARTIES, Technicolour 004

Visuals

Every release arrives with a picture

Technicolour was built around a love of film, and the visual work carries the same idea. Each single arrives with its own artwork, visualiser and title card, released as a numbered series.

Live

A mic, a DJ deck, nothing to hide behind

Yorke's shows are raw and direct. Across London he has played Hootananny, Folklore, Next Door Records, The Lexington and Servant Jazz Quarters, with the Folklore and Servant Jazz Quarters dates selling out. In 2026 he joined long time collaborator Ghais Guevara across Europe on The Kayfabe Reveal tour, appearing on every date.

  • Musicon, The Hague9 May 2026
  • The Working Man's Club, Dublin2 May 2026
  • The Jago, London25 April 2026
  • Servant Jazz Quarters, DalstonSept 2024 · Sold out
  • Hootananny, BrixtonAug 2023 · Support slot
  • Folklore, HoxtonMay 2023 · Sold out
  • The Lexington, IslingtonLondon
  • Next Door Records, Shepherd's BushLondon
Yorke outside Servant Jazz Quarters beside an A-board reading Yorke, 7:30 to 10:30, plus special guests
Servant Jazz Quarters, Dalston

Live footage

There's Something Going On · Servant Jazz Quarters, 2024

210 breezy · Folklore, 2023

Billing

Headline shows and support slots

Yorke headlines his own launch shows and is booked as support and special guest alongside established names.

Poster for Ghais Guevara, The Kayfabe Reveal Euro Tour, with special guest Yorke
Special guest

Ghais Guevara, The Kayfabe Reveal Euro Tour

The Jago London, The Working Man's Club Dublin, Musicon The Hague. April and May 2026. Billed on every date.

Poster for the There's Something Going On EP launch show at Servant Jazz Quarters
Headline

There's Something Going On, EP launch

Servant Jazz Quarters, Dalston. 3 September 2024. With Eyal Naor and Di‑Vincent. Sold out.

Poster for the Never In My Wildest Dreams show at Folklore
Headline

Never In My Wildest Dreams, live

Folklore, Hoxton. 30 May 2023. With ChaseThaWorst and Sidders. Sold out.

Poster for Danny Chaska at Hootananny with Yorke and NAMESBLISS
Support

Danny Chaska

Hootananny, Brixton. 24 August 2023. With Yorke and NAMESBLISS.

Press

What the press says

Less about following a playlist trend and more about making its own path. A haunting, stylish release that stays with you long after the last note fades.
EARMILK, 2026 →
His most confident, razor sharp lyricism yet.
Wordplay Magazine, 2025 →
Psychedelic instrumentation and texture with poetic, laidback delivery and flow.
Dusty Organ, 2023 →

Downloads

Photos

Example artist photos

Yorke on a red chair on a rooftop against the London skyline Yorke in profile in a varsity jacket against a plain wall Yorke seated, hood up with sunglasses resting on his head

High resolution versions of all photos are in the artist photo pack. Free to use for press with credit.

Contact

Management and press

Owen Murchan, Murchandise Music Ltd
Independent label and promotions company, London