Hailing from Montreal, Canada, newcomer Marcuxx Madd is a rising talent; a singer-songwriter and music producer who skips through styles of EDM, pop, R&B and beyond. His musical prowess extends to the piano, where he injects his instrumental flair into his original sound.
Drawing inspiration from a diverse array of artists such as Phil Collins, Michael Jackson, LMFAO, Black Eyed Peas, Whitney Houston, Drake, Future, Massari and Pitbull, Marcuxx Madd filters a range of influence through the sharp focus of his creative lens. Linking up with renowned recording studios like QUAD from New York City and MetalWorks Studios of Toronto, Marcuxx Madd is well-versed in the intricacies of the industry.
His dedication to quality over quantity has already borne fruit, with a full-length urban-meets-dance record under DEP distribution and airtime on Canada’s Much Music channel. The latest jewel in Marcuxx Madd’s musical crown is his addictive and distinct single, “Alright.”
A melting pot of pop, R&B and urban influences, the track serves up a captivating listening experience. The hypnotic melodies intertwine with soothing lyrics, creating a sonic landscape that invites listeners to escape. The fusion of pulsating synths, infectious beats and the enchanting vocals of Camila Woodman make “Alright” a delightful pop escapade.
The chorus, with lyrics like “Come to me and you’ll see, We can be alright, Close to me where you’re safe, You will be alright,” is a comforting embrace, while the promise of adventure and romance echoes through lines like “We can leave right away you and I, And we’ll be all night, Top down to the sky.”
Accompanying this auditory delight is a music video, set to release in November, where Marcuxx Madd and his love interest traverse picturesque landscapes. This visual narrative, crafted by cinematographer Fredéric Romain, adds a layer of storytelling to the musical journey, enhancing the overall experience for the audience. “Alright” not only demonstrates Marcuxx Madd’s slick sound but also signals a new trajectory for this exciting Montreal-based artist.
Watch the music video for Alright below
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