Melo Green began with a book called Colorstrology. In search of a new artist name that resonated with his eclectic music and laid back persona, the horoscopic nature of the book's description of Melo’s march 10th birthdate was perfect: 

 

“Kind” 

“Deep” 

“Talented” 

 

“Wearing, meditating on, or surrounding yourself with Mellow Green helps you to stay grounded…” 

 

Melo has appeared all over the New England music scene across nearly two decades with Kids On A Hill, The Umass Doo Wop Shop, The Frotations, The Velcro Soul, Freddy and The Yeti’s, and The C.O.M.P. 

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Melo’s debut album Laminar Flow is all about ease, love, living in the present moment and accepting that just because it looks like we’re frozen in time doesn’t mean we’re not moving through life gracefully.

 

The sounds of this album range from heavy, cathartic guitars, to folksy acoustic R&B singer-songwriter vibes, giant reverberant choir vocals, to ska influenced- No Doubt-esque horns, to smooth Neo-Soul grooves.

 

This artistic endeavor is dedicated to the late Melissa Pike