Born in the fresh air of Sweden comes Melpo Mene, a brilliant up-and-coming songwriter that will magnetize your ears. His latest single titled “Wrong at Last” is a valiant indie-electro effort that takes the listener on a sonic journey through a forest of whimsical guitar riffs and glossy drum layers.

As the song progresses, Melpo’s airy vocals captivate the listener to the point of pure bliss. Additionally, a carefully selected synth section delivers unadulterated emotions that require repeated plays.

Melpo shares that "Wrong At Last" points out, "while most people are eager to be right all the time, a pessimist is actually dying to be wrong because it’s in the rare case of a pessimist being wrong that something was in fact better than estimated. Rather than regarding the glass as half-full or half-empty, may I suggest we look rather at its direction."

"When we drink from a glass, we're emptying it, so naturally, we should refer to the halfway mark as half-empty. When we pour into a glass, we're filling it up, so naturally, we should refer to halfway as half-full. Anyway, any actual message in pop music isn’t what is being said but how it’s being said."

Listen to “Wrong at Last” below: