Credits:

Madison Cunningham

New work by Los Angeles singer-songwriter and guitarist Madison Cunningham. This is a work that has been nominated for several Grammy Awards, but is far from over, and showcases confessions, inside stories, and anxieties such as painful truths that she would rather keep to herself, transformed into confident and unique songs. The work is also a reflection on music as a means of such revelation, on what one gains and loses by putting one's innermost feelings into words. "Hospital," which has already been pre-released as an advance track, reached #1 Most Added on both AAA and Non Commradio. Cunningham picked up his first guitar at age 7; by age 12, he was singing and playing in church with his five siblings; by age 15, Cunningham realized songwriting was what he wanted to do, citing Joni Mitchell and Bob Dylan as influences. He has released two albums, "Who Are You Now" and "Wednesday," on Verve Forecast.He opened Harry Styles' sold-out Madison Square Garden show in 2021, wrote the original song "Broken Harvest" for the NPR Morning Edition song project, and later performed it on "The Late Late Show with James Corden". For this release, Cunningham once again joins forces with Mike Elizondo (Twenty One Pilots, Gary Clark Jr.) and longtime producers and collaborators Tyler Chester and Tucker Martine (Neko Case, Sufjan Stevens). The production. "'Revealer' is the album's connective theme for me," says Cunningham. He comments, "It is a means of slowly scraping away the mirror that reflects ourselves and the world and replacing it with the truest form."

Tracklisting:

1.All I’ve Ever Known2.Hospital3.Anywhere4.Sunshine5.Life According to Raechel6.Who are You Now7.In From Japan8.Collider Particles9.Your Hate Could Power a Train10.Our Rebellion11.Sara and the Silent Crowd
1.All I’ve Ever Known
2.Hospital
3.Anywhere
4.Sunshine
5.Life According to Raechel
6.Who are You Now
7.In From Japan
8.Collider Particles
9.Your Hate Could Power a Train
10.Our Rebellion
11.Sara and the Silent Crowd