MeLa Machinko
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MeLa Machinko is a female recording artist from Brooklyn, New York who began her professional career singing on hip hop albums and touring as a backup singer.
[edit] Musical debut
MeLa (pronounced Me-Lah) Machinko is best known for her contributions to songs by rapper Pharoahe Monch, including the singles "Push", "Body baby", "Let's Go" from the album Desire (SRC/ Universal) and the J Dilla produced "Love" from Dilla's critically acclaimed The Shining (Stones Throw). She also sings on the Just Blaze produced Talib Kweli song "Hostile Gospel" on the Ear Drum album (Blacksmith/ Warner Bros.) MeLa Machinko has been featured in the Summer '06 issue of XXL: Hip-Hop Soul magazine and The Village Voice and on the 2007 Rock The Bells tour.
[edit] Upcoming projects
Machinko is currently preparing for her solo debut LP.
[edit] Sources and references
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