Melks

Born in the Dominican Republic, Melks spent the first 13 years of his life there where he was exposed to all different kinds of sounds and art. Melks’ didn’t begin creating until he moved stateside to Massachusetts and began producing for some of his friends. Listening to any of the records Melks has his hands in shows that crafting soundscapes regardless of the circumstances comes naturally to him. “I really create based on how I’m feeling at the time,” Melks says, which explains his variance in sounds and his ability to meld with any of his collaborators effortlessly. Melks is a musician in every sense of the word with the guarantee to provide something unique and adventurous with each new track the listener presses play on. In some ways Melks is like a chameleon able to fit in and shift his sound to whatever is needed at the time while not compromising his own instincts. One glance at Melks’ discography shows the breadth and diversity of his work, collaborating with the likes of Reks, Termanology, Rob Markman, Queen Laura and countless others. What separates Melks from everyone else is his willingness to collaborate with others in the most genuine sense of the word. It’s not about landing big names, “there’s so much to learn from collaboration that I feel people don’t understand,” Melks explains. Melks can enter any room and create something that will stand the test of time