Madeline

There are at least three artists performing under this name 1) Madeline Adams has been performing simply as Madeline for the last decade. As a teenager she relocated from her hometown of Athens, Georgia to Bloomington, Indiana to work with the punk label Plan-It-X Records (Japanther, Against Me, Defiance, Ohio). After a few years and many punk tours Madeline moved back home to work with Orange Twin Records releasing several albums in collaboration with Phosphorescent Read more on Last.fm …read full bio

There are at least three artists performing under this name 1) Madeline Adams has been performing simply as Madeline for the last decade. As a teenager she relocated from her hometown of Athens, Georgia to Bloomington, Indiana to work with the punk label Plan-It-X Records (Japanther, Against Me, Defiance, Ohio). After a few years and many punk tours Madeline moved back home to work with Orange Twin Records releasing several albums in collaboration with Phosphorescent, the Athens-based Elephant 6 Collective (Neutral Milk Hotel, Olivia Tremor Control, Nana Grizol), Phil Elverum (Mt. Eerie) and Karl Blau (The Microphones). 2) Madeline also refers to an Australian artist, who released 'I Think I Love You' in 2007 3) Madeline (madelineffox on instagram, madeline1mad on youtube, Madeline on streaming platforms) ; from her youtube bio: Madeline is a 24-year-old French singer who is releasing her first song today, after several years spent writing and composing on both guitar and piano. Raised on French chanson, from Francis Cabrel to Alain Bashung, she also draws inspiration from artists such as Alice Phoebe Lou, Carole King, and Norah Jones. She began playing the cello as a child and developed a strong passion for writing at a very early age. Her first track, “Les corbeaux,” opens the door to a sensitive world where lyrics take center stage and already sketch out the contours of her future songs. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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