Zoey Madison, an R&B-pop singer from New York, is only 17 years old, but she is already making it clear that she is not here by accident. The title track from her first EP, "Electric," introduces a young artist with amazing vocal control, sharp instincts, and a strong sense of who she is.
"Electric" lives up to its name from the very first moment. The sound is lively without being too much, thanks to the way the pop hooks and soft R&B textures work together. Madison's four-octave range and easy whistle tones are impressive, but what really stands out is how well she knows when to hold back and let her emotions take over.
The song was made by Matt Chiaravalle, who has been in the business for a long time, and co-written with Aimée Proal. It strikes a rare balance between polished craftsmanship and youthful spontaneity. The melodies sound like they are right there, but they are also layered enough to be worth listening to again. The lyrics of "Electric" capture the excitement of discovering yourself and the emotional intensity of coming-of-age moments without being too obvious.
Zoey Madison is exciting not only because of her technical skills, but also because of her taste. She knows where her influences come from, like '90s R&B and modern pop, and she makes them into something new and personal. "Electric" isn't just a great first album; it's also a clear sign that Zoey Madison is an artist you should keep an eye on.
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