Melantha Music

photograph by Tina Johnson

Welcome!

Fanciful, Fun
  and Profound!

The voice of an angel,
            a heart in touch with laughter and tears!

  New Album! Melantha: Love Times 7

   Don't miss this collection of Melantha's own
beautifully crafted songs about
love lost and love won,
some bright, some blue.
   Melantha's voice has an underground cafe intimacy -- these universal love songs are all for you, sweetheart.
  Click to hear each song below!
   Or listen more quickly at:
  http://cdbaby.com/cd/melantha

If you have Apple iTunes, click the iTunes icon above to hear
and download Love Times 7 songs.

photography Martin Walls

He Was with Her:
A heartbreaker ballad about love so sweet now gone sour, told from both sides, hers and his. Jock Bartley of Firefall on guitar accompanies Melantha's haunting vocal on one powerful and moving "live" acoustic track.

Listen to "He Was with Her" now!

Two Thousand Years Ago
(Joseph's Song):

A devoted father's love song to his beloved son Jesus. Imagine the young child on his dad's lap, asking to be reminded again about just how he got here and why -- and listen to Joseph's answer.

Listen to Joseph's Song now!

Cheer Me Up, Blackjack:

Ken Leray's haunting piano gives the bluesy flavor, yet with a sense of fun, to this rich and yearning ballad about looking for solace where it won't be found.
"Tell me he loved me at least for awhile."

Listen to "Cheer Me Up, Blackjack"

Too Sad for a Song:
Bluest of blue -- "Don't sing me any love songs, don't give me Alleluias, don't want he-done-me-wrong songs, I know love'll always fool ya." This is a wailer of a song, but you can feel the pleasure, too, in lettin' it all out.

Hear "Too Sad for a Song" now!

Gotta Be Out There:
A love-yourself song, a don't-let-anything-stop-you, get-out-there-and-DO-it song with a Broadway sound. Let yourself be big and matter! Let out all the stops! Go for it!

Hear "Gotta Be Out There" now!

Photography Inga Galkinaite

O Little Kitten:
A lullaby, really, sung to a kitten named Lullaby: How can you seem so light of heart when my heart feels weary? You fall, too, but bounce right back. Let me be where you are, little one.

Hear "O Little Kitten" now!

photography Katie Crabb

Where Are You,
Prince Charming?
Hey, if you're not laughing, it's not love. Melantha had to laugh when couples started choosing this to hear at their weddings! Not your usual love song, but oh yes! the truth.

Enjoy "Prince Charming" now!