About Me
“This blog is dedicated to my fashion, music and FANS. The inspiration and creative direction was developed by myself and therefore TRULY represents me, my sense of fashion and everything I consider to be classic and tasteful. My first and only love is music and through this blog I will feature some of my all time favorite songs and artists and maybe you will find a few surprises from me along the way. Last but not least my blog is a place where I make dedications to my fans; it’s a personal outlet for me to show them the love that they have always shown me. It’s more than just a name, it’s a lifestyle, it’s my every being."
love always
–Melody
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Bio
Melody Thornton is an American Pop singer, songwriter, dancer and television personality who rose to stardom as the youngest member of the successful pop group the Pussycat Dolls. According to Slant Magazine, she is often recognized as “the group’s best vocalist”. Recently, Melody co-starred in E!’s show Bank of Hollywood, produced by Ryan Seascrest, was the on-camera correspondent for TV Guide for the 2010 Grammy Awards, presented two awards at the 2010 World Music Awards in Monte Carlo and opened the 2010 WEEN Awards with a solo performance.
Melody definitely has created an enigmatic stage persona from her work in the Pussycat Dolls. At 19-years-old, the Phoenix native joined everyone’s favorite girl group after an open-casting call in December 2004. Her flawless soprano helped carry the group’s 2006 Interscope Records debut, PCD, to multi-platinum heights worldwide on singles like mega-hit “Don’t Cha” and “Buttons.” They toured the entire world before releasing 2008′s Doll Domination and hit the road again—this time with Britney Spears, Lady Gaga and Ne-Yo. From all of that experience with the Dolls, Melody crafted an inimitable performance and writing style that fuels her personal endeavors.
Now it’s Melody’s time to shine. “I’m focused on writing my own music now,” she says. “It’s always been my aspiration to use the Pussycat Dolls as a platform to really learn as much as I could and build off of my fan base. I want to show the world I have a well-rounded voice.” The show remains the most important piece of the puzzle for her. She continues, “I think you should put on a show if you’re a performer. To me, the best part of making music is performing. There’s no point in recording just to record. I only record to perform live.” In addition to recording on her own, Melody has launched her personal website to bring fans even closer to her than ever before.
Ultimately, it’s about inspiring others, “I thank God every day that music discovered me when I was a kid. My music teacher tricked me into my first talent show, and I performed ‘This Little Light of Mine’ in the first grade ,in the 3rd grade I performed “Without You” by Mariah Carey. She instilled a lot of confidence in me. Since then, I’ve felt like my purpose is to entertain people move them, make them happy and create a vibration that inspires. I’d love to hear some little girl say, ‘You make me want to sing. You made me love music.’ That’s what my influences did for me. I’d love to be able to inspire with my voice.”