At just 16 years old, Melina Hazewood is quickly making a name for herself in the music industry. Born to a musical mother, she was destined to follow in her footsteps and has now released her debut album, “So The Wind Blows”. The album, which features her powerful single “Powerful”, showcases her incredible talent and diverse range of influences.
Listeners may be familiar with the sound of Adele when they hear Melina’s voice, but her musical tastes go far beyond that. Drawing inspiration from the likes of 70s French pop, The Beatles, Liza Minelli, and even Disney songs, Melina has crafted a unique sound that blends old and new influences seamlessly. With “Powerful”, the young artist sends a strong and empowering message to women everywhere. It’s a song that celebrates the strength and capabilities of women, without diminishing the importance of men. The accompanying music video, shot in black and white for a timeless feel, showcases Melina’s captivating on-screen presence as she sings and explores the Luxembourg Gardens in Paris. Melina’s background also plays a significant role in her musical style, as she was born in Paris to a French mother and English father. Last year, she had the opportunity to participate in The Golden Voices International Singing Contest in Cannes, where she won both Best Singer-Songwriter and Coup de Coeur du Jury. Her album “So The Wind Blows” is a reflection of her experiences and growth as a young artist, and with its release, Melina is ready to take on the UK music scene. She is planning to play live shows across the country in the new year, giving audiences the chance to experience her talents firsthand.
We highly recommend checking out Melina Hazewood’s new album “So The Wind Blows” and her powerful single “Powerful”. Her unique sound and powerful message are sure to leave a lasting impression and inspire listeners to explore their own inner strength. The album is available on all streaming platforms now, and we can’t wait to see what the future holds for this talented young musician.