Melissa Lyric is a multi-genre music producer based in New Jersey, known for her distinctive drum programming, lush synth melodies, and polished mix aesthetics across R&B, Latin, and Hip-Hop music. She brings an innovative approach to music production and earned her B.A. in Music Production from Ramapo College of New Jersey.

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Melissa has recently co-produced Domino Saint’s “Aura,” a record born out of a “She Runs The Boards” all-female camp, run by Platoon in partnership with ASCAP Latino, where she collaborated closely and worked with four other women to create the track. The record is an Afro-House–infused production that has performed exceptionally well, surpassing 1.2 million plays on YouTube, and features a video treatment filmed in Paris, France. Recently, the track was performed live by Domino Saints on Despierta América, one of Latin America’s biggest daytime talk shows, providing major exposure across the region.

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Melissa Lyric is an ASCAP Foundation Harold Adamson Lyric award-winning songwriter (2019), solidifying her place as a top emerging talent in the industry.

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In 2023, Melissa was hired by Gender Amplified and Serato to join a team of eight producers to create and produce for Serato’s “Unfound Sounds” Women’s History Month sound pack, released globally in Serato Studio, the music production software by Serato, celebrating women in the music production industry.

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Beyond her artist collaborations, Melissa has composed and produced for FOX Entertainment—one of America’s leading television companies—and contributed her expertise as a Music Tech Specialist at Apple, helping enhance music software for creators. She is now managed by Kinnetic Artistry and is currently working on various projects in the Latin and R&B markets, including collaborations with artists from the Dominican Republic and the Warner Chappell Music roster, with new releases slated for early 2026. Melissa continues to push creative boundaries, champion women in music production, and craft immersive soundscapes that resonate across music, media, and culture.