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Madison Marie

Pop Singer

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Music

Characteristics

Practical Analytical Hardworking Loyal Kind Detail-Oriented Diligent

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Born
1997-09-01
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MiniBio

She is a pop singer who gained recognition for her singles “I Hate That” and “Love Sober.” In September 2015, she released her debut solo album, Love Sober, marking a significant milestone in her career. Prior to her solo success, she was actively involved in the music scene as part of a pop-rock/punk band named Mad n Mack, which she joined back in 2010. The band released their first album, And So It Begins…, in April 2011, followed by a second album titled Everyone’s Watching in January 2013. Interestingly, she and her sister, Mackenzie Paige, were both members of the same band, Mad n Mack, showcasing their shared passion for music and performance.

Trivia

The very first single released from her debut album was the track “Alien.”

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