RAGEFLOWER

RAGEFLOWER is the stage name of Madeleine Powers, a Sydney-based singer-songwriter known for her electrifying blend of alt-rock and indie-pop with deeply personal, introspective lyrics. Emerging from Sydney’s vibrant music scene, she has earned attention for songs like "Angel Things" and her debut EP *Infinite Highs, End of Times* (2025), which explores themes of suffering, hope, and personal transformation. Powers draws inspiration from artists like Phoebe Bridgers and Avril Lavigne, crafting music that channels both emotional rawness and catchy, soaring melodies. Her work often deals with mental health struggles and healing, delivered with a powerful mix of grunge energy and ethereal tones.

Starting her career with singles such as "Still Calling," RAGEFLOWER has been building a dedicated following through her honest songwriting and active involvement in the Sydney music community. After a period where she had stepped back from music to pursue university and a day job, she made a strong return with her EP and live performances, capturing the frustration and resilience of balancing artistic passion with everyday life. Known for her collaborative spirit, she often works with local producers and musicians, thanking her supportive community for enabling her artistic growth. RAGEFLOWER’s message encourages embracing imperfections and living fully, reflected metaphorically in her statement that like twisted, marked trees, our flaws make us beautiful.

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