Madam Madon

[The Consultingguy]

The Don Lady Backing Up Her Raw Style… You Don’t Wanna Mess With Her.

By: The Consultingguy



After listening to Madam Madon it is no surprise that she has most female emcees and wanna be macho male rap artists taking a step back to redesign their flow and lyrical chemistry. The Don Lady as I like to call her has commanding lyrical content that can never grow old or stale. Her rugged style, lyrical word play, and sex appeal will surely grab the attention of industry insiders who could definitely use a fresh face and new direction with creative content.

Miss Madam Madon has a fast growing reputation of being the hottest female emcee in the DMV (DC, Maryland, Virginia) area. With little original talent circulating in the hip hop industry these days its easy to see why lyrical biters would like to emulate her style and get a hold of her classic clichés that know one other than a seasoned emcee can deliver. Madam Madon is way out there and totally on her grind and she shows no signs of backing down or loosing momentum.

The internet and marketing to her audience has been a clear a deciding factor that has forged the success of Madam Madon’s work. I wasn’t surprised to see that if you google her multiple pages of quality content will appear warranting her dominating prowess that is a threat to anyone half stepping in the game. Her remixes are daring and exciting, the kind of music that has the guys listening to her music, day dreaming, but hoping their significant other doesn’t find out about his secret fantasy. Yes she even had that effect on me I cannot lie about it.

Mike Check Verse is just one of Madam Madon’s hot tracks where she takes full credit of being the “D.C. beat jacker”. The Lady Don also has a string of remixes that clearly outshine the original artists of the tracks. The Breathe, So Fly, and Say I remixes are only a fraction of her talent. My personal favorite song by Madam Madon is the Lil Sus Diss featuring Lady Blaze and Mystic. Another great tune destined to be a classic remix over an Alchemist beat is Madon mix tape intro. Ms. Madon delivers an ingenious signing style and then confidently states, “I ain’t paying singers” because she delivers the full package herself.

When you have this much talent all in one package there is bound to be a few biters just around the corner. The Lady Don puts it out there, “Oh yeah; I had to pull some of my songs down because too many people jackin. If you want new sh*** for the mixtapes, then you need to holla at me personally. I am currently under a management firm called black opx ent.”

Also it’s a must to check out Madam Madon on The Queen of the Mic mixtape hosted by Madam Madon and MC Lyte. She will also be performing live at the DMV Entertainment And Music Awards show on March 29, 2009 if you have a chance to see her take the time out and show your support. Her new album, 'Handgun in a Handbag' will be released soon so pay attention, her music is well worth following.



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