So Below Shares New Single ‘Drive’
The queen of goth pop Maddie North aka So Below makes her return with a …
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So Below Interview
Madeline North, who records under the moniker of So Below, has been capturing fans and music critics alike since making her grand debut with the song 'Drift' a couple years back. Fostering her goth-pop sound, the New Zealand-born bombshell elegantly takes listeners on a voyage using nocturnal rhythms as the soundscape.
ColoRising Interview with So Below
Madeline North, who records under the moniker of So Below, has been capturing fans and music critics alike since making her grand debut with the song 'Drift' a couple years back. Fostering her goth-pop sound, the New Zealand-born bombshell elegantly takes listeners on a voyage using nocturnal rhythms as the soundscape.
So Below Shares Her Goth-Pop Single ‘Close’
New Zealand-raised Maddie North aka So Below steps forth with her latest goth-pop single ‘Close’. …
So Below Shares the SOMBEAR Remix of ‘Ruin’
Maddie North aka So Below has had a strong running for the past couple years. …
Maya Payne Shares Her Single ‘Something We Once Knew’
Sydney-based, New Zealand-born artist Maya Payne had an incredible 2016, releasing her EP 'The Lucky Ones' which gained her massive success. Now without missing a beat, Payne returns with her latest recording 'Something We Once Knew'. Peppy, the electro-pop track finds the artist firmly driving down her lane, sparking more than likely a mainstream hit. Have a listen.
So Below Shares Her New Track ‘Ruin’
Maddie North aka So Below has been a fave of ours since she dropped her …
Lorde ‘Green Light’ Video
Lorde delivers an emotional comeback with her video ‘Green Light’. What she has described as …
So Below ‘Hard’ Video
New Zealand singer Madeline North better known as So Below has been one of the …
Listen to the Weird Together Remix of SOFI TUKKER’s ‘Awoo’
NYC duo SOFI TUKKER dropped their festive 'Soft Animals' EP over the Summer. 'Awoo', one of the tunes featured on the release now gets a makeover by New Zealand team Weird Together. Reworking the cut into a hyper-sped house bit with a tribal feel, this upbeat version is currently out now. Have a listen.