‘Love and Agorhythms’ is a dynamic new indie single by Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter Madeline Rosene. Today, we might have reached a point where a generation is using the smart phones not just for entertaining self or placing oneself as creators for others to get entertained, but majorly to hide oneself. It is a sick reality and it is getting trueer, day by day. With less efforts put towards self-control, and more efforts towards creating comfort, the world that was supposed to wake-up from the slumber of systemic control & power greedy individuals might be now falling into a deeper trap. And Madeline Rosene’s ‘Love and Algorhythms’ explores this space from the relationship point of view.
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Gritty digital, robotic sound initiates the song, and slowly merges with soft drumming & acoutics, as Madeline’s breathy vocals takes the stand. Strong, honest, lyrics opens the room for the reality to seep further. Our inner thoughts implore with realism which we aready are aware of, but mostly choose to ignore because, convenience. Truths like, are we hiding something? are we avoiding our own true self? are we running away from facing the bitter reality? masks our conscious. The realisations from Madeline’s lines hit the roof. Does the algorithm really knows me better than I know myself, better than my family, friends or lover know me? The song is a direct take on the most crucial question of today. Who am I?
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No one wants to be like a machine, and maybe that’s why, the title ‘Love and Algorhythm’ includes a clever paronomasia. Madeline knows that the way out of todays digital trap is creativity. To stop from losing oneself, to know ‘who am i?’ is to create art. Because Earth withot ‘art’ is eh! and similarly Algorithm already ‘sounds-like’ Algorhythm. Everything is just how we perceive it to change our reality. Listen to the song sreaming on all major platforms, and follow her on Instagram.
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