Melika’s Arkansas roots influence her music. Her musical style is a mixture of blues, country, soul, and gospel. She is unapologetically original. Melika writes from her heart because she does not know any other way. If she does not connect with it, she cannot be honest in her performance. She lives and feels every word and wants to bring her audience into her reality.

Music is a healing tool and Melika uses it to help bring love, joy, hope, and peace into other’s hearts. “I was created for this purpose and my life’s journey is to pour my life out so that others can feel the love of Christ.” Melika believes her music and her life goes hand in hand.

Over the years, Melika has performed in different venues in New York City such as: SolVillage at SOB’s with Eric Roberson, Sugar Bar, Triad, and the Bitter End. She has also performed in Organix Soul showcases in Boston, MA, Hartford, CT, and Springfield, MA and Maria Davis’ Showcase at the Shrine in Harlem NY. Melika was also featured in the Women Who Jam Showcase in Harlem, NY. Melika has also helped to lead congregations in worship at conference centers in NYC and New Jersey. Melika had an amazing opportunity to be the featured performer at the United Nations for an event honoring International Decade for People of African Descent. Additionally, Melika performed at City Winery in Nashville and was runner up in Memphis Blues Society competition.