The rise of singer-songwriter, Melody Moko, has been nothing short of impressive. Off the back of her acclaimed debut album, “The Wreckage”, her star has shone brightly thanks to the continuing success of her second album, “Two Kids and A Radio”. 

The album has been decorated in glowing reviews and awards including a Golden Guitar Award for New Talent of The Year, two further nominations for Female Artist and Alt Country Album of the Year, a QMA (Queensland Music Award) for Country Song of The Year (“Like Hank Would”) and as a finalist in the prestigious Australian Music Prize. 

It has also birthed no less than seven chart singles and now comes the eighth and final single in the form of “Save Me Rock N’ Roll”. 

“Save Me Rock N’ Roll”, tells the story of a musician, who constantly feels they are falling short regardless of working themself to the bone. 

The bank’s still calling … 

My rent’s still due … 

I’m still tryin’ to see the good in what I do … 

You got me good … 

I’m losing my control … 

One more time … 

Save me rock n’ roll … 

Melody Moko is an artist who does not shy away from writing and singing about the more difficult aspects in life. 

While talking about “Two Kids and A Radio”, Moko described it as, “the MA version, the indie film, the nude scenes, the gross things and the stuff that makes listeners uncomfortable but needs to be said”. 

“Save Me Rock N’ Roll” is the full stop on “Two Kids and A Radio” … stay tuned as the next chapter is about to begin. You’re not going to want to miss it.