Her sound is a representation of her overall aesthetic through sonic cross-pollination of influences from Latin America, the Caribbean, North America, and Europe. High-energy dance beats meet low-end bass, and flirt with rhythms rooted in traditions from her native Venezuela. Following the release of her debut full-length album Malania on Brooklyn’s Dutty Artz label, THUMP described her output as "global music at its very finest.

Her latest single “TBT” self released July 6th on her own imprint PEACHTOWN and premiered on Jubilee's BBC Radio 1 Residency. The song pays homage to the nostalgia and generation-defining markers of early perreo days, harkening back to the soundtrack of growing up in her native Venezuela. "TBT" smoothly traces and translates the evolution of production styles and technology that form the backbone of the dembow riddim reggaetón lineage, which evolved from being a connective point between the Caribbean, Latin America, and beyond, to becoming a global pop phenomenon. A self directed music video for “TBT was released August 3rd and premiered by Noisey en Español.

As a multi-disciplinay artist bridging her prowess as a vocalist, songwriter, director, and designer, MPEACH has toured across the United States, Latin America and Europe, with highlights including SXSW, Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts, Brooklyn Museum, and "Por El Medio De La Calle" Music Festival. She self directs videos for her many of her song and has also directed visuals and music videos for Latin Grammy winners Los Amigos Invisibles, Los Crema Paraiso, Todosantos, Hearts Revolution. She’s completed installations at Bric contemporary art (Brooklyn, NY), One Art Space (New York, NY), Safari Gallery in Soho (NYC) and collaborated with the Joshua Light Show.

MPeach's previous singles "What I Am" produced by Vermilion Bird and "Alarma (feat.Copout)" are part of the soundtrack of "The Skate Kitchen Film," by award-winning director Crystal Moselle, coming out September with Interscope Records.

She has new release scheduled for Fall 2018 and Spring 2019.