M La Mellz
About me
Tongaat, South Africa
M La Mellz (born Inamandla Meluleki Mpanza on 7 March 1993 in Durban) is an International Record Producer from South Africa, and the founder of House Music 07 Rec.
Beyond Music community see him as a dynamic music producer, arranger and songwriter from Durban, South Africa.
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Cultural background
Values
Band/Ensemble
Project Music
We Gotta Love
The song speaks about the important service loving each other and take care of one another. Hatred and lies will never fix the conflicts of this universe but with love we can achieve greater things. The chorus encourages love no matter the situation and the act should be now as time and the world wait for nobody. That is the only way we can stand up to hate. The bridge encourages freedom, happiness and enjoying the gift of life with love.
- African
- Dance / EDM
- Singer-songwriter
- Vocal ensemble
- Cameroon
- South Africa
- United States of America
Positive Changes
Play
- Award Winner
- Album Track
The song emphasises how precious life is and its value with the people around us. It brings unity, light and love for one another. This song acknowledges the act of pain and tears within society and encourages positive change, rehabilitation, repentance from the bad and everlasting joy. The Duala lyrics express the colour of beauty and peace in the absence of destruction, the wisdom given to us is to make this world a better place, not to break people. We need to be of good reflection to this world and bring more positive changes
- African
- Dance / EDM
- Electronic
- Background vocals
- Singer
- Piano
- Guitar
- Duduk
- Flute
- Cameroon
- South Africa
- United Kingdom
Nothing For Free
Swahili lyrics convey life's challenges, emphasizing money struggles and the absence of free things. They confront skin color discrimination, highlighting the shame in distinguishing between white and black. The song promotes unity, love, and equal rights, discouraging fear in our fast-paced world. Repeated phrases emphasize understanding, love for neighbors, and the futility of fighting when, ultimately, people are the same.
- African
- Electronic
- Fusion
- Instrumental
- Traditional / Folk
- Singer
- Electric piano
- Zeze / Tzetze / Dzendze
- Mbira / Sanza/ Thumb piano
- Saxophone
- Hungary
- South Africa
- Tanzania
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