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Ore's Column
Mnelia x The Floor
Read about our latest digital cover:
MNELIA’s R&B is reflective of her life in more ways than one, bends in multiple directions and taps into her London influences; the singer-songwriter weaves in elements of Afrobeats, drill, hip-hop and more seamlessly in her music. She is also incredibly relatable, her music always coaxing us into singing along.