contributed as writer and producer of 7 of the 16 tracks. The soundtrack was released as a package containing the first edition of Gunwolf Comic Book and a limited-edition tape cassette and later on picture disc. In March 2014, Morier signed to OneRepublic vocalist and songwriter Ryan Tedder's publishing company Patriot Games in a joint deal with Brill Building Songs and Kobalt Music Publishing. Shoe designer Jerome C. Rousseau as a fan of her music named two shoes from his fall collection of 2015 the "Coco" and the "Morier". In 2016, V magazine called her "one of pop's best kept secrets" on the release of her debut solo album. Morier composed the all original music for "For the Love of a Glove: An Unauthorized Musical Fable About the Life of Michael Jackson As Told By His Glove" which opened January 2020 in Los Angeles, California along with co-composers Drew Erickson and Max Townsley. The lyrics and book were written by the shows director Julien Nitzberg. Choreography was by Cris Judd and Bryan Anthony. Cris Judd was Michael Jackson’s former lead dancer on the HIStory World Tour. It was the premiere production at the Carl Sagan and Ann Druyan Theater in Los Angeles. Andrew Limbong on NPR’s Weekend Edition called the show “Raunchy, surreal and absurd… While For the Love of a Glove isn't a hagiographic jukebox musical, it also isn't interested in tearing Michael Jackson down completely.” In his interview with him, Nitzberg told NPR, "He's the King of Pop… And theater usually deals with flawed kings, flawed gods, etc." Discography Songwriting discography Solo discography Albums Extended plays Singles Guest appearances Electrocute discography Full-length albums and EPs 2003 - Tribute to Your Taste 2005 - Troublesome Bubblegum 2008 - On the Beat 2009 - Double Diamond Singles 2003 - "Sugar Buzz" 2005 - "Shag Ball" 2005 - "Cops Copulating" 2008 - "Bad Legs" 2008 - "On The Beat" 2008 - "Mad Pursuit" Other appearances 2004 - "Bikini Bottom" (on The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie soundtrack) 2008 - "Mad Pursuit" (Junkie XL featuring Electrocute) (on 21 soundtrack) References Living people Singers from San Francisco Synth-pop singers American women singer-songwriters Songwriters from San Francisco 1982 births 21st-century American singers 21st-century American women singers Singer-songwriters from California