Melt
Mel C · Reason
Where we are born
No truth is spoken
Seems so long ago
And you really don't know
How you got broken
Feel me
Give a little bit of love for your people
But save a little bit of love for yourself
Have a little bit of trust in the way you feel
And see your heart melt
Send a little bit of hope down the airwaves
Find a little bit of gold, it might help
You've got to have a little bit of faith in everything you know
Then let your heart melt
Now is your time to rise
The one you can fly
I know why you sent me
Feel me
Give a little bit of love for your people
But save a little bit of love for yourself
Have a little bit of trust in the way you feel
And see your heart melt
Send a little bit of hope down the airwaves
Find a little bit of gold, it might help
You've got to have a little bit of faith in everything you do
Then watch you heart
Feel your heart melt
Send a little bit of hope down the airwaves
Find a little bit of gold, it might help
You've got to have a little bit of faith in everything you know
Then let your heart
Feel your heart melt"
Melt - Mel C
Mel C's 'Melt' serves as a pivotal track on her 1995 album *Reason*, anchoring her transition from the pop sensibilities of *Northern Star* to a more mature, soul-inflected sound. Recorded during a period of significant personal and professional evolution, the song exemplifies her signature blend of R&B, soul, and alternative pop. As a lead vocalist for the band The Waifs, Mel C brought a distinctive vocal texture and emotional depth to the recording, which became a staple of her discography. The track reflects the late 90s shift towards organic instrumentation and introspective lyricism, distinguishing it from the high-energy dance tracks that preceded it. Its enduring appeal lies in its ability to capture a specific moment in musical history, showcasing her growth as an artist while maintaining the melodic hooks that defined her earlier work.