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With a sweet blend of smooth soul, epic instrumentation and lyrics which will cause you to stop and think twice - South London has birthed a new artist who is set to accomplish more than just entertainment. Her passion and determination to inspire others is poured out into what can be described as an ‘eclectic’ range of music.


The charismatic sound of Santhy Mercado captures the essence of what seems to be an addictive innocence. From Soulful sounds to a taste of commercial R&B and Hip-Hop as well as a sprinkle of Pop, Santhy has a varied taste in music which spreads to the love of Reggae, Indie, Funk, Alternative and Gospel. Her diverse taste in music mirrors her multicultural background of Indian, Filipino, Spanish and Japanese. 


She discovered her love of music from the day she could pick up a mic, however her passion grew from the day her mother bought her, her first Piano which at the time was bigger than her arms could reach. That day was the day a songwriter was born...


“I grew up listening to my dad playing Bob Marley and Marvin Gaye on Vinyl and Indian music on cassette tape. My mum used to always play ABBA and Eva Cassidy, The Carpenters and Whitney Houston. So I grew up with a range of different music playing around me, which is probably why I love all sorts, and I’d like to think it comes through in what I make. Although I must say, my heart is in the soul!”


Her heart is poured out into each song, and as a writer, you will no doubt fall in love with the message she has to give, combined with melodies that perfectly match each lyric.


“I write most of my music, which I prefer to do. Even composing - playing the piano really helps. It’s almost like therapy, when I play, I forget about my worries. Kind of like when I have conversations with God – it’s like the music rises to Him and He takes care of everything else. I feel like there’s no point in being an artist if you’re not going to write your music, or have a huge involvement in it, because then it’s not yours. What you are singing about would just be pointless...”


Stand up comedian who enjoys Custard Cream biscuits and staying up late

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