Mereba is a multi-talented singer, songwriter, rapper, and producer known for blending soul, R&B, folk, and hip-hop into a sound uniquely her own. Her poetic lyricism and genre-defying music have made her one of the most compelling voices in contemporary music. With her highly anticipated album The Breeze Grew a Fire dropped on February 14th, featuring singles like Counterfeit and Phone Me, Mereba invites listeners into one of her most immersive and introspective projects yet.

In our conversation, Mereba shares:

🔸 The inspiration behind her new album The Breeze Grew a Fire and how slowing down during the pandemic reignited her creativity

🔸 How motherhood reshaped her perspective and her creative process

🔸 The personal story behind Black Truck and how it became an anthem of resilience and self-determination

🔸 Why friendship and community are central themes in her new work, especially in Phone Me

🔸 How she embraced drum-based production to tap into her playful, dance-driven side

🔸 Valuable advice for aspiring music creators on finding your voice, staying patient through rejection, and prioritizing joy in the creative process

🔸 Much more