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MADISON DEAVER’S NEW SINGLE DENIM GIVES NOSTALGIC
70’S ROCK SOUNDS, KILLER LYRICS AND GRITTY VOCALS

 

LIVE PERFORMANCES OF “DENIM” HAVE AUDIENCES ANXIOUSLY
AWAITING THE AUGUST 5TH RELEASE

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Madison is coming for all of us with the truth in the form of our favorite jeans, “Washed out, off- trend and unclean, tore up, he ripped us at the seams, hit me below the belt he don’t know what he means…. now he’s wearing me out does he think that I’m denim”. Whether the lyrics are about last night or about that guy, “Denim” smacks you in the face with dirty guitar tones, loud drums and Madison’s trademark on point vocals.

 

Madison says that the word ‘denim’ is the concept that she and co-writer Una Jensen started with. “Denim can symbolize forever because of the way you keep wearing it no matter how messed up it gets over time, so we wanted to use it in a way where the relationship was not going to last forever the way denim does”. Denim’s lyrics are as raw and exciting as Madison’s performance is.

 

While “Denim” describes the destructive attributes of her jeans, there is nothing ‘off-trend’ about Madison’s inclusion among the expanding number of young women artists rising in the pop-punk and pop-rock music scene.  She continues to push the themes of each of her songs with already released singles like “That’s What She Said” and “C U in Hell” both of which will be included on her upcoming album, still in the works.

 

Madison is an artist to watch with an increasing number of live shows from Boston to Las Vegas to Los Angeles growing not only her fan base but a reputation as a dynamic performer. “Denim” will prove to be another of Madison’s songs to propel her on to the main stage.

 

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R LYRICS AND GRITTY VOCALS

LIVE PERFORMANCES OF “DENIM” HAVE AUDIENCES ANXIOUSLY AWAITING THE AUGUST 5TH RELEASE

Madison is coming for all of us with the truth in the form of our favorite jeans, “Washed out, off- trend and unclean, tore up, he ripped us at the seams, hit me below the belt he don’t know what he means…. now he’s wearing me out does he think that I’m denim”. Whether the lyrics are about last night or about that guy, “Denim” smacks you in the face with dirty guitar tones, loud drums and Madison’s trademark on point vocals.

Madison says that the word ‘denim’ is the concept that she and co-writer Una Jensen started with. “Denim can symbolize forever because of the way you keep wearing it no matter how messed up it gets over time, so we wanted to use it in a way where the relationship was not going to last forever the way denim does”. Denim’s lyrics are as raw and exciting as Madison’s performance is.

While “Denim” describes the destructive attributes of her jeans, there is nothing ‘off-trend’ about Madison’s inclusion among the expanding number of young women artists rising in the pop-punk and pop-rock music scene.  She continues to push the themes of each of her songs with already released singles like “That’s What She Said” and “C U in Hell” both of which will be included on her upcoming album, still in the works.

Madison is an artist to watch with an increasing number of live shows from Boston to Las Vegas to Los Angeles growing not only her fan base but a reputation as a dynamic performer. “Denim” will prove to be another of Madison’s songs to propel her on to the main stage.

CONTACT
Bibiana Perry
madsdeaver@gmail.com
323-872-9250