“Melissa Inya sounds like a torchlight soulsister from another planet. Think Hi Records, Ann Peebles if produced by D’Angelo with P-Funk’s Woo master Bernie Worrell sprinkling a spell on keys “. Dan Dodds of Wax Poetics Magazine
“This is an important song that stops you and whatever you’re doing, and intrinsically forces you into a traumatic moment in time. Not to share the experience but to exorcise the demons of that day. This is spiritual music “. - Supreme NewYork mc Pharoahe Monch (Simon Says, Oh No feat. Mos Def & Nate Dogg of Stomp Blues)
Melissa Inya blends elements of jazz, blues, and soul with modern, crisp urban sounds. Her style is both poppy and smooth, with a soulful, personal expression that suits both a rainy Sunday afternoon and a night out on the dance floor.