Mell Hall

Whether it be festivals like Rhythm And Vines, Beyond The Valley, Wine Machine, Field Day, Harbourlife – or some of the most infamous dance floors around Australia, Mell Hall has covered! 


Hailing from Melbourne, Mell is already the go-to DJ for some of the world’s best touring in the House realm – Disclosure, Basement Jaxx, Folamour, Norman Jay, DJ Seinfeld and Late Nite Tuff Guy – to name a few! A Mell Hall set wouldn’t be complete without one of her signature edits guaranteed to get you up on your feet.


Signed to the infamous Sweat It Out, Mell has added her remix flavour to artists David Penn, Milk & Sugar, and Torren Foot. Following the success of those records, she took on one of 2020’s biggest Dance hits, ‘Energy’ via Stace Cadet and KLP (clocking over 8 million streams on Spotify so far!) through Sony/Medium Rare Recordings. The list keeps on growing – Peking Duk and Northeast Party House now added to Mell’s official remix duties. 


Her debut single ‘Knock Knock’! featuring Thandi Phoenix broke the record for the longest-running #1 Aria Club Chart release by a female, ever! Off the back of a red-hot debut, Mell teamed up with the Babert to release club-ready ‘Can’t Stop Now’, spending a few weeks at #1 on the Beatport Nu Disco charts, plus taking out the #2 slot for that entire year & clocking up over 5 million streams on Spotify so far!


With a slew of ready-made club weapons, Mell is primed for another big year!
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