Natalie Melinda
The original siren of Faubridge. Natalie Melinda embodies elegance, sensuality, and the golden age of glamour reborn. Her music blends cinematic R&B, atmospheric pop, and fantasy storytelling: lush, immersive, and dripping with desire. Every song is a velvet dream, a slow dance between heaven and sin. Natalie reigns over the media group, ethereal, divine, and unapologetically seductive.
Natalie creates erotic worlds
100+
hours of evolution, embodiment, and erotic storytelling.
Every era is a confession in high definition—born from heartbreak, hedonism, and holy chaos. Natalie Melinda doesn’t just write songs; she alchemizes her life into sound.
Sensuality
The divine and the dirty meet here. Every verse drips with vulnerability, power, and pleasure—music as an act of reclamation.
Reinvention
From silence to spotlight, from pain to performance—Natalie’s journey is a blueprint for becoming your own damn masterpiece.
Fantasy
World-building as worship. Cinematic pop universes stitched from glitter, grief, and god-tier production.
Liberation
A love letter to self-sovereignty. Every sound, every scream, every shimmer—freedom in full frequency.
Natalie’s Discography
100+
hours of lossless sound and limitless storytelling.
Every era is a confession in high definition—born from heartbreak, hedonism, and holy chaos. Natalie Melinda doesn’t just make music; she alchemizes experience into frequency. Each project is a living archive of evolution: cinematic, sensual, and unapologetically human.
Winter Wonderland – LP
Winter Wonderland is soft, sensual, and unapologetically divine. The album blurs Christmas innocence with grown-woman desire, turning seasonal warmth into something magnetic and dangerous. It’s the sound of candlelight flickering over sin, gospel melting into R&B heat, and temptation wrapped in silk and sleigh bells.
Naughty or Nice plays with control and curiosity; Natalie toying with the line between holy and wicked, teasing and testing devotion. Angels (Singing Your Name) drifts into spiritual seduction, her voice rising like prayer and pleasure entwined. Together, they show her duality: saint and siren, sinner and muse—the heartbeat of Winter Wonderland beating slow under the snow.
Candy Cane – Single
Candy Cane turns holiday sweetness into full-blown temptation. From Natalie’s perspective, it’s playful, bold, and dripping with confidence; a sultry R&B-trap blend where the mistletoe isn’t for kissing, it’s for surrender. Deep 808s and slow-burning synths melt under her vocals as she teases, commands, and indulges in her own power.
Birthed from the Winter Wonderland sessions, Candy Cane feels like the hidden heat beneath the snow, glossy, dangerous, and hypnotic. It’s Natalie unwrapped: sensual, in control, and completely unbothered by what anyone thinks.
Candy Cane (Extended) – Single
Candy Cane (Extended) brings TOM back beside Natalie for a steamy, late-night remix that smooths the edges of R&B and trap into something lush and magnetic. Their voices trade heat and harmony, turning holiday flirtation into slow-burn chemistry. The beat hits deep, wrapped in 808 warmth and shimmering synths, while the two move from playful teasing to full duet energy.
It’s the after-hours version of Candy Cane: richer, more intimate, and dripping with confidence. A holiday fantasy set to velvet basslines and flickering lights.
Just for You – EP
Just for You – EP moves like candlelight and silk, a softer, more emotional counterpoint to Anise’s domination and spectacle. Partially told from Natalie’s perspective, it’s her intimate afterglow, a space of warmth, reflection, and sensual peace wrapped in holiday glow. Each track feels personal, balancing sacred tones with the pulse of R&B desire.
This Christmas captures her playfulness and longing, turning the holiday into a private escape full of affection and slow-burn rhythm. A Son is Born closes the EP in reverent stillness with TOM stepping forward with operatic grace, grounding the project in divine serenity. Together, they show two sides of the same spirit: passion and faith, wrapped in winter’s hush.
Divine – LP
Divine marks a turning point, the album where Natalie and TOM broke their own boundaries and found a new sound. Built on dark R&B foundations and laced with 80s synths, tropical house rhythms, and cinematic atmosphere, it bridges sultry minimalism with glowing, expansive emotion. Every track feels like movement: neon light over warm water, passion meeting evolution.
Divine (Intro) sets the tone with whispered seduction and ethereal ambiance. Jet Ski and Heatwave pulse with island heat and electric chemistry, while Take Me Away dives into lush, dreamlike intimacy. Blue Water and Lover’s Island close the record in pure serenity, shimmering like the last breath of summer. From start to finish, Divine became the sonic blueprint for Natalie and TOM’s next era: sensual, experimental, and timeless.
Sexellences™ (Prelude) – Single
Sexellences™ (Prelude) lit the fuse for everything that came after; the moment Natalie stepped fully into control, setting the stage for an era defined by sensuality, experimentation, and power. Built on smooth R&B textures, 808 pulses, and lush, ethereal production, it blurs fantasy and dominance into a hypnotic experience.
Her voice moves like silk and smoke, wrapping around every beat while whispering confidence and desire. Sexellences™ (Prelude) became the spark of the Sexellences™ Era, a daring blend of intimacy and elevation that redefined her sound and identity before the concept ever became a full movement.
Wanna Know (ft. Ailish Reed) – Single
Wanna Know hits like a slap and a smirk. Natalie and Ailish Reed turn viral energy into full-blown confidence. What started as a TikTok sound explodes into a slick R&B-trap anthem dripping with attitude, Dolby Atmos shimmer, and sharp-tongued charm. It’s the sound of women taking back the narrative, flipping petty drama into power.
Natalie’s vocals glide between velvet and venom, while Ailish’s raw sample cuts through like a spark. The beat pulses low and hypnotic, every line landing with bite. Wanna Know isn’t about revenge, it’s about dominance, dismissal, and walking away with your crown still shining.
Stay the Night
Stay the Night slides in smooth and confident; a late-night groove where Natalie turns intimacy into art. Built on mid-tempo R&B with 80s synth shimmer and 808 warmth, it feels both nostalgic and futuristic, equal parts seduction and surrender. The production glows, every note wrapped in velvet bass and flickering neon.
Her vocals are fluid and commanding, teasing control while craving connection. It’s a push-and-pull between confidence and vulnerability, star power and closeness. Stay the Night captures that fleeting magic: two people, one rhythm, and a night that doesn’t need tomorrow.
Sexellences™ (Chapter 2)[Sexelléchant™] – Single
Sexellences™ (Chapter 2) [Sexelléchant™] deepens the world Natalie built in the prelude, trading heat for mystique. It’s a dark, cinematic R&B experience soaked in French sensuality: all breathy whispers, ethereal synths, and deep, pulsing bass. The production glows like candlelight through smoke, layering orchestral strings with electronic haze to create a sound both intimate and transcendent.
Natalie slips between English and French, weaving spellwork from desire and devotion. Sexelléchant™ feels like surrender in motion—love turned ritual, seduction turned prayer. It’s the sound of the Sexellences™ Era awakening, luxurious, hypnotic, and utterly divine.
Sexellences™ (Chapter 4)[Sexecstasy™] – Single
Sexellences™ (Chapter 4) [Sexecstasy™] expands the saga into its most cinematic form yet. A swirl of orchestral strings, dark R&B, and spatial Dolby Atmos engineering turns raw emotion into something operatic. The production feels like silk and thunder, with deep bass under symphonic movement, every sound pulsing with tension and release.
Natalie commands the center like a siren, her voice moving from whisper to flame while the music builds in waves. Sexecstasy™ captures the height of passion and surrender. It’s the moment where power and vulnerability blur.
Sexploration – Single
Sexploration (feat. Joclyn G) blends allure with atmosphere, a midnight R&B fantasy wrapped in lush production and global rhythm. Natalie and Joclyn trade verses that float between English and Spanish, their voices gliding over deep 808s, glowing synths, and cinematic textures.
It’s equal parts curiosity and confidence; a celebration of discovery, chemistry, and surrender. Sexploration expands the Sexellences™ universe into something more playful and experimental, turning seduction into art and adventure into sound.
Sexposé™ – Single
Sexposé™ captures Natalie and TOM at their most unified, a duet where secrecy, fame, and desire blur into one hypnotic pulse. The track fuses modern R&B and trap production with glossy synth layers and deep, resonant bass, enveloped in atmospherics that makes every whisper and harmony feel close enough to touch.
It’s sleek, cinematic, and emotionally charged, a story about protecting intimacy in a world built to expose it. Natalie’s velvet delivery contrasts TOM’s smooth restraint, the two circling each other in rhythm and defiance. Sexposé™ stands as the era’s statement of power: love held tight, hidden from the noise, glowing even brighter in the dark.
Slip n’ slide – Single
Slip n’ slide turns temptation into a duet, with TOM and Natalie trading lines that drip in heat and mischief. Built on syrupy R&B grooves and bass that rolls like thunder, the track slides between teasing confidence and breathless release. It’s playful but polished, every moan, laugh, and ad-lib landing like a wink across the room.
Together they make lust sound luxurious. TOM’s smooth swagger meets Natalie’s velvet bite, their chemistry sparking in every call and response. Slip n’ slide isn’t just a song; it’s a slow-burn dare, a summer-night fantasy you can’t shake off once it starts to move.
You Belong With Me – Single
You Belong With Me is a rediscovered gem from Natalie’s vault, a sultry R&B track blending trap percussion with velvet vocals and hypnotic devotion. Inspired by a raw moment from Survivor, it turns vulnerability into power, shaping obsession and surrender into something magnetic and divine. Every breath and harmony pulls you deeper into her world, ethereal, intimate, and unapologetically sensual.
It’s longing wrapped in confidence. Natalie commands the beat with softness and fire, her voice gliding over 808s like silk over steel. You Belong With Me is a late-night confession turned anthem for anyone who’s ever craved love so deep it borders on obsession.
Raw Emotion – LP
Raw Emotion (Deluxe) captures Natalie and TOM’s reunion in full heat, an unfiltered return to their magnetic chemistry. The album unfolds like a night behind closed doors, each track a confession, a challenge, or a surrender. From the sensual pulse of Private Show to the cinematic ache of Raw Emotion (Intro), every song drips with 3D sonics and atmosphere that make fantasy feel real.
Natalie’s ethereal fire meets TOM’s grounded soul, their tension burning slow until it erupts in In The Sheets (Outro). Raw Emotion (Deluxe) isn’t about restaurant, it’s about surrendering to the sound, the touch, and the moment.
How Does It Feel – Single
How Does It Feel glides between intimacy and surrender, a duet that captures the electric moment when two lovers finally drop their guard. Built on smooth R&B production and 808s that pulse like a heartbeat, the track swells with ethereal harmonies and cinematic 3D sound. Natalie’s angelic tone floats above the mix while TOM’s verse grounds it in raw emotion, their chemistry pulling everything into slow, hypnotic motion.
Every whisper, echo, and vocal run feels deliberate, wrapping the listener in warmth and tension. How Does It Feel isn’t just about touch, it’s about losing control, finding connection, and feeling everything all at once.
Sexellences™ (Chapter 5)[King Sized Bed] – Single
King Sized Bed deepens the Sexellences universe with a lush, dreamlike soundscape that turns seduction into art. The production glows with ambient synths, low pulses, and 3D whispers that make the track feel like it’s breathing around you. Natalie’s vocals glide between angelic and teasing, while TOM answers with a smooth, grounded warmth that wraps the moment in sensual gravity.
Every layer drips with intimacy and cinematic polish. The rhythm is slow, the tension deliberate, and the chemistry undeniable. King Sized Bed feels like the calm before desire fully ignites; an invitation whispered in surround sound, daring you to come closer and feel everything.
Lil’ mama – Single
Lil’ Mama is chaos in silk, a fever dream of lust, rage, and resurrection. Natalie doesn’t just sing here; she ascends and combusts, slipping between angelic serenity and full-blown possession. Strings swell, 808s quake, and the air itself trembles under her moans and cries. It’s orchestral R&B on acid: sensual, operatic, and completely unhinged, like Sade got baptized in gasoline and lit the match herself.
The track unravels in waves of euphoria and delirium, a divine meltdown dressed in lace and sweat. Every echo feels like a scream into the void, every note a demand to feel something real. Lil’ Mama isn’t a love song, it’s an exorcism set to surround sound, the beautiful breakdown of a woman who’s done begging and started burning.
New Positions – Single
New Positions (ft. Joclyn G) is a fever dream of rhythm and lust where R&B melts into Latin heat and orchestral chaos. Violins swirl around 808s, synths shimmer, and every vocal slides through the mix like silk over skin. Natalie teases with grace while Joclyn G and TOM answerswith unrestrained fire, their chemistry burning through every beat.
It’s playful, reckless, and addictive—a celebration of desire with no shame and no ceiling. New Positions isn’t just a song about passion; it’s a world where curiosity is sacred and pleasure reigns without apology.
From the Vault – LP
From the Vault opens the door to Natalie’s hidden era: a collection of unreleased songs from 2024–2025 and her early behind-the-scenes years. Each track feels like a time capsule, raw and unfiltered, capturing the spark of an artist still shaping her sound but already dangerous with emotion and control.
It’s a mix of late-night R&B, experimental production, and cinematic sensuality, where rough edges meet divine polish. From the Vault isn’t just nostalgia, it’s evidence. Proof that even in her earliest work, Natalie was building the world she rules now: fearless, intimate, and always a step ahead.
Sexellences™ (A Sexy Storytime) – LP
Sexellences™ (A Sexy Storytime) is the cinematic universe of desire that crowns Natalie as both muse and mastermind. Across seven chapters, she builds an erotic mythology — part confession, part coronation — where R&B, trap, reggaetón, and orchestral drama collide in luxury. It’s the full picture of the world Natalie inherits with TOM and Joclyn G: lovers, co-conspirators, and architects of the Faubridge Media Group rebrand.
Each installment deepens the fantasy. Sexelléchant™ seduces in French whispers, Sexposición™ burns in Latin heat, and Sexecstasy™ pushes intimacy to divine extremes. Together, they form a seamless story of lust, power, and revelation. Sexellences™ isn’t just music — it’s an empire of sound, built on chemistry, ambition, and the art of making surrender look sovereign.
Vip Szn – Single
Vip Szn kicks the doors open with pure attitude; a filthy, confident anthem where Natalie and Yana claim their throne with teeth bared and beats blazing. It’s dirty dembow drenched in luxury, built on 808s that shake the floor and vocals that drip with dominance. Natalie’s smooth delivery meets Yana’s razor-sharp flow, their chemistry crackling through every snarl and laugh.
It’s fierce, unfiltered, and rich with that “we run this room” energy. Vip Szn isn’t just a track, it’s a warning shot to the uninvited, a declaration that power, pleasure, and presence belong to those bold enough to take them.
Natalie – EP
Natalie – EP marks her first solo EP; a debut that’s equal parts smoke, satin, and self-possession. Across tracks like You and Bounce, she builds a world that’s intimate yet cinematic, blending jazz, dark R&B, and 808-driven sensuality into something unmistakably her own. The production is lush and spatial, surrounding her voice with warmth, texture, and control.
It’s a statement of independence wrapped in late-night allure. You aches with soft longing; Bounce bites with raw power. Together, they announce a new Natalie: confident, magnetic, and in command of every beat, every breath, every whisper that bears her name.
From the Vault 2 – LP
From the Vault: Part II dives deeper into Natalie’s unreleased world: a fusion of temptation, fantasy, and raw emotion from her private archives. These tracks span her evolution as both a writer and a performer, revealing the tension between vulnerability and dominance that defines her sound.
Write My Name is playful manifestation turned obsession, a sultry R&B confession that balances wit with heat. Jet Ski glows with tropical danger, an electric late-night duet that feels like falling in love mid–free fall. Then there’s Autumn in the City; smooth jazz wrapped in caramel vocals and saxophone haze, her softer side peeking through the sensual chaos. Together, they form a collection that’s cinematic, intimate, and unmistakably Natalie, the artist in full bloom, before the spotlight ever found her.
Vip Szn – EP
Vip Szn – EP is chaos in designer heels. Natalie and Yana’s joint takeover of sound, sex, and supremacy. It’s loud, lawless, and luxurious, a dirty dembow fever dream where power shifts every eight bars and pleasure doubles as warfare. The beats hit like champagne corks and gunfire; the vocals glide from glossy to guttural. Together, they don’t collab, they collide.
The EP expands their world into full delirium: Arch Ma Back is an exorcism through rhythm, hips commanding the room like prophecy, while Cweam drowns the listener in honeyed filth and surround-sound seduction. Every track drips with danger and dominance: a manifesto for bad bitches with divine complexes. Vip Szn isn’t music for the club. It’s music for whoever owns the club, burns it down, and still looks flawless in the smoke.
Tirahuela – EP
Tirahuela is a spellbound voyage through the Sea of Cortez, where desert heat meets ocean breath and passion turns mythical. Natalie, TOM, and Joclyn G blend R&B sensuality with Mesoamerican mystique, mariachi soul, and hypnotic percussion, creating a sound that feels both sacred and seductive.
Tirahuela glows with twilight allure, Xaluma burns with ritual desire, and Alvurea bridges devotion and danger, while Veyra closes in serene reflection. More than an album, it’s a mirage of rhythm and intimacy: Natalie’s most cinematic creation yet, shimmering between dream and divinity.
Boo! – LP
Boo! is pure Halloween chaos, horny, haunted, and high on 808s. Natalie and TOM turn the freakiest night of the year into a filthy, candy-coated fever dream, fusing trap, pop, and parody with zero shame and maximum spectacle. Every track drips with tongue-in-cheek hedonism and horror-movie flair, like if Trick or Treat and WAP had a cursed lovechild.
Succubus is seductive and sinister, all demonic lust and dark humor, while Monster goes feral: a full-throttle twerk anthem for the undead. Together, they make Boo! feel like a raunchy ritual at midnight: equal parts nightmare, nightclub, and nasty fantasy. It’s trashy, theatrical, and completely self-aware — Halloween gone absolutely off the rails.
Palace of the Gods – Single
Palace of the Gods is Natalie at her most cinematic: a luxurious trip through retro-futurist heaven, where Barbarella glamour meets divine sensuality. Floating in nu-jazz and neo-soul textures, the track feels like liquid silk poured over marble: shimmering synths, celestial choirs, and sultry, weightless vocals that orbit each other in zero gravity.
Backed by The Zuraa Sisters, Natalie channels a goddess unbound; cosmic, erotic, and untouchably elegant. The sound is both ancient and futuristic, drenched in cathedral reverb and galactic decadence. Palace of the Gods isn’t just a song; it’s a temple in stereo, luxury made sound, and worship made rhythm.
Drip (ft. Joclyn G) – Single
Drip closes out Natalie and Joclyn G’s Mexico chapter in pure heat and humor: a soaked, sun-drunk fantasy that turns tequila, salt, and skin into instruments. The track slides between R&B, chillwave, and ambient textures, melting like condensation on glass.
Their chemistry drips through every line: sultry Spanish verses, breathy laughter, and that infamous refrain, “Gimme my fucking marg.” It’s wet, wild, and unfiltered, part of a perfect farewell to a year of pleasure, rhythm, and chaos. Drip isn’t just a song, it’s the sound of midnight on the coast, where luxury meets lust and nobody’s pretending to behave.
Glow (The Sexellences™ Era) – LP
Glow (ft. Bennie M) marks Natalie’s final transformation: the birth of her Sexellences™ Era in full cinematic splendor. It’s the sound of a goddess stepping onto the cosmic stage: sleek, divine, and untouchably sensual. The track floats between R&B intimacy and interstellar grandeur, where every vocal shimmer feels like liquid gold under strobe-lit stars.
Bennie M’s verse adds gravity and heat, his smooth, vintage tone grounding Natalie’s celestial fire in earthy desire. The production is pure Dolby Atmos indulgence: bass that hums like a heartbeat in orbit, synths that bloom like starlight, and harmonies that stretch to infinity. Glow isn’t just a song, it’s a coronation. Natalie Melinda, radiant and unapologetic, reigns as the high priestess of pleasure and sound.
Anise – LP
Anise drips with erotic command; Clara reborn as Natalie the Dominatrix, a woman carved from satin, sin, and orchestral seduction. The strings don’t play; they obey. Every swell moans beneath her touch, every bell rings like a body trembling on command. The air is thick with anise, velvet heat, and unholy hunger. Luxury warped into lust.
This is not a carol; it’s a ritual. Clara’s grown into her appetite, and she doesn’t dream of magic, she demands it. The Nutcracker kneels, trembling, as she whispers in French and bends the fantasy to her will. Anise turns classical grace into raw, cinematic eroticism: symphonic moans, decadent power, and the intoxicating scent of submission dressed in gold.
Candy Cane (2025) [Sexellent™ Edition] – Single
Candy Cane (2025) [Sexellent™ Edition] is remastered in Dolby Atmos for The Sexellences™ Era, this version amplifies everything that made the original infamous. The moans are warmer, the synths hit deeper, and the 808s melt like silk against the sleigh bells. Every sound glows with cinematic heat, dripping with reverb and erotic energy. Natalie’s vocals move like smoke; lush, commanding, divine, wrapping the listener in sensual power and holiday excess. It’s not a remix; it’s a resurrection.
This is the definitive Candy Cane: more opulent, more decadent, more Sexellent™.
Merry Christmas Baby (Unreleased from Winter Wonderland) – Single
Merry Christmas Baby (Unreleased from Winter Wonderland) was originally recorded during the Winter Wonderland sessions in late 2024, Merry Christmas Baby was shelved for being “too intimate for the season.” Now revived, remastered, and drenched in Natalie’s signature Sexellences™-era polish, the track glows with cinematic warmth and sensual nostalgia.
Built on lush R&B chords, crackling fireplaces, and velvety vocal runs that melt like cocoa on the tongue, it’s less a carol and more a confession. Natalie breathes slow, the lights dim, and the snow outside turns voyeur. What was once too raw for release now stands as one of her most grown holiday moments: elegant, erotic, and hypnotic under the glow of Christmas lights.
Fa La La – Single
Fa La La crackles like champagne on the tongue: a filthy, festive fever dream. Natalie, TOM, and Yana melt R&B silk into Christmas gold, trading verses that shimmer between temptation and taunt. It’s moody, cinematic, and drenched in decadence, every breath, moan, and sleigh-bell echo blooming around you like heat off a fireplace.
The track flips the holidays into a lust ritual: Natalie’s velvet tone coos, TOM grins behind smooth baritone charm, and Yana crashes in with her raw, unfiltered dominance. “Fa La La” isn’t merry: it’s menacingly seductive, all cocoa-dripped lips, mistletoe traps, and bass that shakes the tinsel off the tree.