melodic
adj. B2 Upper Intermediate US //məˈɫɑdɪk// UK //mɛlˈɒdɪk// melod·ic
adj. having a pleasant, musical sound that is easy to listen to. You use this to describe a voice or a song that has a nice tune.
adj. relating to or containing a sequence of musical notes that are pleasant to hear. Often used to describe vocal qualities or instrumental arrangements that emphasize harmony and rhythm.
The singer has a very melodic voice.
The composer is famous for writing melodic themes that stay in your head for days.
While the rhythm section provided a heavy, driving beat, the lead guitarist added melodic layers that softened the overall sound of the track.
Borrowed from French mélodique.
Usage
Typically used attributively before a noun or predicatively after linking verbs like 'sound' or 'be'.