Madeline Edwards

Madeline Edwards, born on April 7th, is a singer-songwriter who spent her early years in California before her family moved to Texas. Her musical journey has been defined by a distinctive sound that integrates jazz, soul, gospel, and country elements. This blend has contributed to her emergence as an artist to watch in the music industry.

Edwards’ career progression includes notable achievements such as her debut performance at the 55th Annual CMA Awards. She has been designated an ‘Artist to Watch’ by platforms including Spotify, Pandora, and Amazon Music. In 2021, she signed with Warner Music Nashville and released her debut album, “Crashlanded,” in November 2022. This album features 12 songs co-written by Edwards, including tracks like “Mama, Dolly, Jesus,” “Too Much Of A Good Thing,” “The Wolves,” and “Hold My Horses.” Her recognition also extends to being named a CMT ‘Next Women of Country’ honoree, a YouTube Black Voices Class of 2023 member, a Billboard ‘Rookie of the Month,’ and an Apple Music ‘Riser of the Month.’

Her career has involved touring alongside established artists such as Ingrid Andress, Chris Stapleton, and The Brothers Osborne. Edwards has also performed at major music festivals including Stagecoach, Lollapalooza, Watershed, and Faster Horses. A significant performance includes her participation in a rendition of “You Oughta Know” with Alanis Morissette, Ingrid Andress, Lainey Wilson, and Morgan Wade at the 2023 CMT Music Awards. Her evolving career continues to be marked by new collaborations and performances, solidifying her position in the contemporary music landscape.