KISSES FOR BREAKFAST
The Popcaan collaboration reached the UK Top 10 and topped the UK R&B Chart.
ARTIST · R&B · MANAGEMENT
MELISSA STEEL
The Voice Behind a New Era of Island Pop/R&B
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Melissa Steel is a platinum-selling singer-songwriter from Bradford whose distinctive voice has made a lasting impact across British R&B, pop, dance and island-inspired music. She first broke into the UK charts with her debut single “Kisses for Breakfast” featuring Jamaican dancehall star Popcaan. The record reached No. 10 on the UK Singles Chart, topped the UK R&B Chart and introduced Melissa’s unmistakable blend of soulful vocals, infectious melodies and Caribbean influence to an international audience. Her momentum continued through a run of major collaborations, including Blonde’s Platinum-certified “I Loved You,” which reached No. 7 in the UK, Kove’s “Way We Are,” Krishane’s “Drunk and Incapable” and “You Love Me?” featuring Wretch 32, produced by Grammy-winning producer Darkchild. Her early success also earned her a MOBO nomination for Best Newcomer and recognition as one of British music’s most exciting new voices. Now entering a renewed and fearless chapter of her career, Melissa is reconnecting with the warmth, confidence and cultural influences that have always defined her sound. Her forthcoming music brings together contemporary R&B, island pop and UK rap while revealing
SELECTED WORK
A DISTINCTIVE VOICE. A NEW ERA.
I LOVED YOU
Melissa's collaboration with Blonde reached No. 7 on the UK Singles Chart.
PRESSURE · FEAT. SNEAKBO
A new chapter bringing contemporary R&B, island pop and UK rap together.
HIGHLIGHTS
- MOBONominated for Best Newcomer following her breakthrough run of releases.
- COLLABORATIONSCredits with Popcaan, Blonde, Kove, Krishane, Wretch 32 and Darkchild.
- IDENTITYSoulful vocals, infectious melodies and Caribbean influence with a distinctly British perspective.
“The Bradford singer tends to take over every time she releases new tracks.” — Mixtape Madness
“Sweet and soaring vocals that reach high heights.” — A Bit of Pop Music
“A strong anthem for hazy summer days.” — Stagedoor FM