Meljoann

Meljoann (She/they) is an avant-hyperpop producer from Ireland, known for blending soulful vocals with lush synths and industrial noise to create a truly unique sound. Her innovative music has garnered attention across the globe. In the US, she has been championed by Pitchfork, Beats Per Minute, XLR8R, Singles Jukebox, and KEXP radio.

In the UK, Meljoann’s tracks have been featured on BBC 6 Music’s New Music Fix Daily, where host Deb Grant remarked, “This is weird, and I like it.” She has also received support from BBC’s Gemma Bradley, Dummy Mag, and the Arts Council of England. Since moving to Brighton, UK, her boundary-pushing work continues to resonate with diverse audiences.

Back home in Ireland, her music has been endorsed by Dan Hegarty, Cian Ó Cíobháin, Jenny Greene and Tara Kumar of RTÉ radio, as well as by The Irish Times, Nialler9, Hot Press, The Sunday Business Post, The Goo, and a litany of regional Irish radio stations.

2020-2021 saw a string of self-directed video single releases, leading to the release of her critically acclaimed, anti-capitalist concept album HR. Over the years, Meljoann has supported respected artists like Ghostpoet, Telepathe, and Mu-Ziq, and, a forthcoming show with Mary Ocher while headlining in the Irish, Brighton, London and Berlin scenes.

Her live sets are a sensory experience, fusing pop and dance tracks with disorienting sound design, dystopian PowerPoint projections, and mesmerizing visual art.

Meljoann will release her third studio album, Status, on March 14th, reinforcing her position as one of Ireland and the UK’s leading electronic music producers and vocalists.

This is weird, and I like it …”
Deb Grant – NMFD -BBC 6Music

“Exhilarating, all celebratory “1999” synths and constant forward motion”
Pitchfork

“Vivid electro-pop with influences intact and a personality very much her own”
Sunday Business Post

“A twisted-pop collage that takes aim at capitalism through lenses like gender, identity and relationships”
Hotpress.