Melanie Hall but, better known as the soul songstress Melanie Fiona was born to Guyanese parents in Toronto, Canada. Her captivating voice could have been recently heard on the 2009 soul train awards performing a cover song for “I Heard It Through the Grapevine,” which was first recorded by the miracles but made popular by Marvin Gaye. She is also currently nominated for the 2010 Grammys for Best Female R&B Vocal Performance for her single It Kills Me. Melanie’s name has been respectively passed around as of these recent days for obvious reasons. Her voice seems to always carry a beautiful sound that travels yet eases the ears into a state of relief. She never seems to fail an attempt of vocal gymnastics while still managing to carry a down to earth attitude on life. If good music still holds its creditability of fine artists, look to see more of Melanie Fiona under the musical spotlight.enjoy videos after the jump.
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