EARNING GRAMMY NOMINATIONS for her 2019 debut, Who Are You Now, and its 2020 follow-up EP, Wednesday, has done nothing to deter Madison Cunningham from her path of creating adventurous, fractured, guitar-driven pop songs. And her new album, Revealer, contains some of the most fearless guitar playing and tones you'll hear today.
Combining the polyrhythmic tendencies of Radiohead and Fiona Apple with the melodic instincts of Jeff Buckley and Aimee Mann, Cunningham's music is often a dance between her divergent guitar and vocal lines. That marriage is no accident, as she explains.
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