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"Bright, bold, playful and emotive, 'Madeleine' is a nostalgic anthem of identity, loss, and alternate possibilities. Gia Como and Pool Boy's contrasting, yet connected voices paint an evocative picture in gorgeous synth pop colour." - Rockton Records
"Gia Como delivering the most interesting but of gothic synth pop you'll hear all day. I mean, you might not be listening to heaps of this very niche sound but you'll want to after this charming track."
lyrics
We're dancin, on the neighbour limestone fence
Steppin, either side might make some sense
Remember, when we were young guns? No neither do I
If I had you, would i maybe be more like a guy
Sister, I knew you were a sister to me
Oh i've missed her, if we only had each other to see
Oh we were in the same room, me and you just our room
Maybe I got too big and you were left just like a twig
Maybe we became me and you just never did flee
And I'm not one but two, you fit me just like a shoe
(Pool Boy) Would your face be the same? Would we call each others name? Would we stay up on the fence? Or would i end up in cements?
(Gia Como) How would i see myself if we shared our little wealth and knowledge of our clothes do you think you'd have my nose?
BRIDGE
Oh Madeleine, we could have been the best of friends oh yeah you'd see
Should've been, the missing puzzle piece that yeah still plagues me
Oh Madeleine, we could have been the best of friends oh yeah you'd see
Should've been, the missing puzzle piece that yeah still plagues me
Oh we were in the same room, me and you just our room
Maybe I got too big and you were left just like a twig
Maybe we became me and you just never did flee
And I'm not one but two, you fit me just like a shoe
Madeleine, we'll always dance along the limestone fence and
Sway each side, No need to let somebody force us to decide
No need to let somebody force us to decide (x2)
credits
released April 30, 2021
Produced by Jordan Shakespeare, Written by Gia Como, Performed by Gia Como, Pool Boy and Samuel Atkin on the unceded lands of the Whadjuk Noongar people. We pay our respects to elders past present and emerging.
GIA COMO’s (they/them) unique take on glam and grit art pop, new wave, and post-punk, have been blowing away audiences all
over Perth. With live dancers on either side of the stage, soaring '80s-infused guitar solos and a live DJ, Gia Como has reshaped what it means to watch music live. “The most interesting bit of gothic synth-pop you’ll hear all day.” Dave Ruby Howe, Triple J....more
Sparkling synthpop with an emphasis on high-wattage chords and the kind of melodies that burrow themselves deep in the brain. Bandcamp New & Notable Dec 1, 2023