In 2014 for his fiftieth anniversary was held the third consecutive birthday concert, Now I Here Eternity, with Sugizo, Kiyoharu, You and Joe as special guests. In May was followed by the Boys of the Flesh concert. On December 25, 2014 was pre-released Morrie's fourth studio album Hard Core Reveire, and first in almost twenty years. It was generally released on January 21, 2015 on Morrie's indie label Nowhere Music. The album's music is uniquely experimental, while the concept is that the reality is a dream, a hardcore illusion of waking up. On March 4, was released a limited to 500 copies half-century commemorative work Book of M: From Nowhere To Nowhere based on the concept "from birth to death", accompanied with a 25-minute long DVD. Over the years he continued to perform his Solitude one-man solo shows. Morrie featured on three songs from Aoki Yutaka's album Lost in Forest, and one song, for which also contributed the lyrics, to the album Oneness M by Sugizo. On March 15, 2017, Creature Creature's released their fourth studio album Death is a Flower, and the band held the second part of its tour between December 2016 and March 2017. Because they felt they had "come full circle" conceptually with Death is a Flower, and because Morrie wanted to focus on his solo activities, Creature Creature went on hiatus after July 8, 2018. On 27 August 2017, Morrie performed an intimate solo show at Kraine Theater in New York City. It was his first official solo live performance outside Japan. He reprised the performance at Kraine Theater on 31 January 2018, with a third performance scheduled for 26 August was part of his solo tour Morrie the Universe "Solitude" Season 6 which will start in September. In addition, his fifth solo studio album was announced for a future release. On 19 April 2019, was released fifth studio album In The Shining Wilderness, which was followed by a solo tour with a band in February and March, and from then until December 2019 by his 7th solo Solitude tour series. On 7 September 2022 was released sixth studio album Ballad D, a "self-cover" album of Dead End songs, featuring Sugizo, Sakito and Heather Paauwe. Musical style and lyrics Morrie's lyrics throughout his career were inspired by philosophical questions about the human being, I, good and evil, justice, truth, beauty, as well those people who