Madi Diaz

Singer and songwriter Madi Diaz's passionate, searching songs draw on indie rock, country and folk, synth pop, and more while always keeping emotion front and center. After the Pennsylvania native recorded her full-length debut with Berklee classmates (2007's Skin and Bone), she relocated to Los Angeles and landed on the Billboard Heatseekers Albums chart with 2012's Plastic Moon. Her fifth LP, the breakup-inspired History of a Feeling, marked her Anti-/Epitaph debut in 2021. She explored similar emotional territory on 2024's Grammy-nominated Weird Faith, which featured a duet with Kacey Musgraves. Diaz stripped things back and got even more intimate on the next year's Fatal Optimist, the final entry in an unofficial heartbreak trilogy.