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Ruelle's album *Madness* is a hauntingly beautiful journey through dark emotional landscapes, blending cinematic soundscapes with ethereal vocals. Known for her music's frequent use in television and film, Ruelle continues that atmospheric tradition in this album, delivering a collection of songs that feel both intimate and epic. Tracks like "Madness" and "Monsters" showcase her signature mix of electronic beats, orchestral flourishes, and haunting melodies. Lyrically, the album explores themes of vulnerability, inner turmoil, and resilience. With its polished production and emotional depth, *Madness* cements Ruelle's place as a master of moody, dramatic pop.
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"Madness" is a studio album by American singer-songwriter Ruelle, known for her cinematic and emotionally intense soundscapes. The album was released on March 20, 2020, in both the UK and the US. Blending elements of dark pop, electronic, and orchestral influences, "Madness" showcases Ruelle's signature atmospheric style. The album was released under the label Ruelle Music, in partnership with independent distributors. It was primarily recorded in Nashville, Tennessee, where Ruelle is based, and features production by Sam Tinnesz and Adam Stark, who collaborated closely with Ruelle to shape the album’s epic and haunting tone. Although "Madness" did not chart on the official UK Albums Chart or the US Billboard 200, it garnered a strong response from her existing fanbase and gained popularity through placements in TV shows, film trailers, and commercials. The album solidified Ruelle’s place in the cinematic pop genre, praised for its rich production and emotional depth.
Tracklisting
- Madness
- Bad Dream
- Where Do We Go From Here
- Live Like Legends
- Daydream
- Game Of Survival
- Closing In