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Acousticmaddie Once I Was Loved

Mar 7, 2019
Larry Iaccio

Her relentless creativity, unapologetic bluntness, and sincere storytelling are as inspiring as they are wholly original. Once I Was Loved, Acousticmaddie’s latest single, sees her unique style of sound art continuing to push the idea of music as creative expression.  

AlternativeAmbientExperimentalFolkSongwriter

AcousticMaddie “No matter what art form, do what you want to do; never let anyone tell you you can’t.”

Feb 11, 2019
Rebecca Cullen

“Most of us go through phases where we are insecure and want to adapt, some stay there to become mainstream, but then there are those who go their own way and who are completely magical in performance and storytelling.”

AlternativeFolkSongwriter

Acousticmaddie The Lighthouse Guy

Sep 5, 2018
Rebecca Cullen

Spoken word snippets continue to appear throughout, the whole thing is a performance – a short piece of theatre. Every detail has been carefully incorporated.

Alt FolkAlt PopFolk

Acousticmaddie & Pete Murphy Kissing Spiders

Jun 5, 2018
Rebecca Cullen

It’s interesting to hear the two artists – who seem so very different from one another – access the same moment of artistry. This is creativity at its most freely meandering & thoughtful. 

MetalRock

AcousticMaddie Kissing Spiders (Feat. Pete Murphy)

Apr 24, 2018
Rebecca Cullen

The first few moments are perhaps the most striking, the placement of a well known children’s rhyme in such a dark setting really draws your attention & leaves you wondering what led to this.

MetalRock

Acousticmaddie Shadows F**k in my head

Mar 22, 2018
Rebecca Cullen

This meeting of personal reality & the cinematic world of horror works well. The soundscape showcases equal parts of each – the screams, the fear, the detail, and the undeniably emotional, dramatic leading voice.

MetalSongwriter

Acousticmaddie They Call Me Death (Feat. Gustaf Nilsson)

Feb 1, 2018
Rebecca Cullen

The lyrics offer a notably poetic string of images, a story that is slightly distant seeming, but that grabs your attention regardless. Certain lines stand out & further the haunting feeling – ‘I come to watch you die’ is a perfectly fitting example.

Alt FolkFolkSongwriter

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