About
Melody is a musical soloist based in Melbourne, VIC.
Melody is a Melbourne singer who accompanies herself on guitar or on piano and keyboard, with a little percussion thrown in. Her sound draws on jazz, pop and soul, and it has a soft, dreamy quality that sits nicely under dinner or drinks without taking over. She mixes covers with songs she's written herself, catchy ones with a bit of poetry in the lyrics. Toward the end of the night the set picks up, with upbeat sing-alongs to get people involved. She has a natural way on stage that pulls people closer to listen. A restaurant, a bar or a house party with a relaxed, stylish feel is the setting her music is made for.
Song list
45 songs
Aretha Franklin – Say a Little Prayer
Beautiful Soul – Jesse MeCartney
Believe – Char
Blackbird – The Beatles
Castle on a Hill – Ed Sheeran
Chained to the Rhythm – Katy Perry
Complicated – Avril Lavigne
Crazy – Gnarles Barkley
Cry me a River – Justin Timberlake
Faded – Alan Walker
Falling Slowly – Once
Fire and Rain – James Taylor
Gangster’s Paradise – Kina Grannis
Girl Put Your Record on – Corrine Bailey Rae
Hey Jude – The Beatles
Home – Phillip Phillips
How to Save a Life – the Fray
I was made for Loving You – Tori Kelly, Ed Sheeran
Impossible – James Arthur
Just the way You Are – Billy Joel
Killing Me Softly with His Song – Fugees
La Vie En Rose – Edith Piaf
Let it Go – James Bay
Like a Star – Corrine Bailey Rae
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Malibu – Miley Cyrus
The Mountain – Jon Foreman
Nothing Breaks like a Heart – Mark Ronson, Miley Cyrus
Photograph – Ed Sheeran
Please Don’t Say You Love Me – Gabrielle Aplin
Radioactive – Imagine Dragons
Scarborough Fair – Simon & Garfunkel
Scars to Your Beautiful – Alessia Cara
Send my Love – Adele
Seven Nation Army – The White Stripes
She Used to Be Mine – Sara Bareilles
So Sick – Ne-Yo
Stay – Rhianna
Survivor – Destiny’s Child
Sweet Child O’ Mine – Guns & Roses
Symphony – clean bandit
Team – Lorde
What a Wonderful World – Louis Armstrong
You Can’t Hurry Love – the Supremes
You Ruin Me – The Veronicas
Your Song – Elton John