Drummer Max Roach invited Morley to choreograph the 30th anniversary celebration of his album, We Insist!, which featured percussion and human rights icon Babatunde Olatunji.

In 1997, Morley began writing lyrics for songs with friends Hod David, Joan Wasser, Amp Fiddler, Jeff Buckley, and Chris Dowd.

Over the years, Morley's music has appeared in human rights documentaries, as well as on network television shows, including Days of Our Lives, General Hospital, Dawson’s Creek, and Felicity.

Morley's performance of her original song “Sea of Oms” from Yoga Release (Rhythms & Improv) has hit over 8 million streams on Spotify in the genre of ambient and meditation music.

[4] Allmusic writer Tom Demalon called Sun Machine  an "impressive [debut] that infuses her melodic brand of adult pop with folk, world, and jazz.

"[11] July 4, 2019 Morley spearheaded and released Borderless Lullabies a various artist benefit compilation featuring: Yo-Yo Ma, Jacqueline Woodson, Maria Popova, Lizz Wright, Toshi Reagon, Meryl Streep and more.