Madeline Rosene turns algorithms into art through “Love and Algorhythms”

“Love and Algorhythms” is a track that reflects the ways love and technology intertwine through the use of traditional and contemporary weaving musical styles.

Madeline Rosene from Los Angeles is a dreamy indie-pop artist. Madeline Rosene and other artists often display modern themes of disconnection, identity, and alienation through various approaches. She uses grand experimental instrumentation, including unusual harmonies and layered vocals, to create surreal, vulnerable, and intimate music that has not been very commercially tapped into.

With "Love and Algorhythms," Madeline Rosene has produced a song that expresses the feeling of anxiety in a profoundly modern manner through very delicate means.

The song itself can be defined as an amalgamation of acoustic elements that are warm and glitchy 8-bit backing tracks that are accompanied by gentle synths. All the elements work together to produce a soundscape that attempts to define the line between connection and intrusiveness that can be offered by technology. It is a sense of comfort as much as it is discomfort in what the listener can experience in this uncharted territory. Rather than railing against technology, this song represents an observation on the pain of being comprehended by a machine in a way that surpasses our understanding by the people around us.