Madishu's creative journey is one of boundless imagination, heartfelt emotion, and relentless pursuit of artistic excellence. Born into a small, loving family that nurtured her creativity from a young age, Madishu has always been a multi-talented artist with a deep passion for music, visual art and fashion. From her early days of drawing, playing the piano, and writing poetry, she has evolved into a compelling singer-songwriter whose work resonates with fans across the globe.​

   Her artistic path began in earnest during middle school when she combined her love for music and art, writing her first song as a birthday gift for her mother. This song marked the beginning of her journey as a songwriter, a journey that has since become a vital means of self-expression and emotional healing. The two purple band-aids in her logo symbolise this healing power, representing her belief in music's ability to soothe the soul.         

   Madishu's love for fashion was ignited in middle school as well, with a pair of purple pants and a notebook inscribed with Walt Disney's quote, "If you can dream it, you can do it," serving as constant reminders to chase her dreams. This passion for fashion has continued to inform her personal style and stage presence, as she designs all her stage costumes and visual concepts, ensuring that every aspect of her artistry is a reflection of her unique vision.

   In high school, Madishu picked up her father's old guitar and set herself the challenge of mastering it, ultimately surpassing him and solidifying her desire to pursue music as a career. A pivotal moment came when she performed one of her original songs on stage for the first time, moving the audience to tears and affirming her path as a musician.

   The first lockdown of 2020 became a period of intense creativity for Madishu, leading to the creation of songs like "Still" and the EP *You Still Make Me Smile*. It was during this time that she met producer David, a fellow alumnus of the same university. Their collaboration resulted in a series of successful releases, including singles like "Halloween," "F U I’m a Fairy," and "Secret Santa.

   "Madishu's EP, *Ideas that Seemed Like Good Ones at 3AM*, funded by the Austrian Music Fund, garnered significant attention from local press and radio, marking her entry into the music industry. Since then, she has worked with major labels like Atlantic Records, Soave, High Tea Music, Trap Nation, and has collaborated with Grammy and Amadeus-winning artists and producers. Her commitment to perfection and continuous learning has earned her a rapidly growing fanbase.

   In 2022, Madishu expanded her horizons by working as a ghostwriter for other artists, and her collaboration on "Need U" with Moonboy, released through Atlantic Records, introduced her to the world of Drum and Bass and Electronic Music, sparking new creative ideas. This exploration of new genres and styles has only enriched her musical repertoire.

   Despite her growing focus on music, Madishu has never forgotten her roots in visual art and fashion. Her music, artworks, and personal style are all intertwined, creating a cohesive artistic identity that is constantly evolving.

   Madishu stands as a rising star, celebrated for her emotionally charged songwriting, versatile vocal abilities, and striking visuals. As a female producer in a male-dominated field, Madishu is breaking barriers and redefining the music landscape with her latest releases that she produced herself. Tracks like "Champagne Kisses", "Diamond Things", “I DON’T WANNA LEAVE” not only showcase the distinctive sound she has developed through her vast experience in electronic music and her love for RnB and soul but also carry a powerful message. These songs are written to inspire confidence and exude feel-good energy, embodying the essence of who Madishu is as an artist. They reflect her belief in the healing power of music and her dedication to creating art that is deeply personal, universally relatable, and empowering. Through her work, she is not only making her mark as a musician but also paving the way for other women in the industry to pursue their creative visions with confidence and boldness.

   Madishu’s journey is far from over. As she continues to evolve as an artist, she remains committed to her mission of using music as a force for healing and self-expression, and to inspire others to follow their own creative paths, just as she has done from the very beginning.