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strange days
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madine France
E-guitar bass & voice, madine plays a slow-pop music. We could list some influences like Low, Austra, EMA, Lamb, Scout Niblett, the american indie-pop scene, but madine develop her own sound with slow compositions which say our sweet melancolic or even dark lives. On stage madine is alone or 2, with a cello (Maryse Guédon), using delays and distortions effects with voice and e-guitar bass loops. ... more
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