Madeline Usher New Orleans, Louisiana
Madeline Usher is a musician from Chicago, Illinois living in New Orleans, Louisiana. She emerged in late 2019 with her EP “Phantoms,” heavily rooted in darkwave. In March of 2021, she released her sophomore EP, “Be My Lucifer." What was once described as, “melancholic synth-pop” soon became “moody, vampire girl rock” inspired by bands like Veruca Salt and Concrete Blonde. ... more
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