Madalen Duke, the Canadian singer/songwriter and sultry femme fatale is getting revenge on Trinidad James in her infectious cinematic, new music video for “Hitlist.” In the dark clip, Duke and another woman set up James when after seducing him, the woman calls Duke to finish the job.
Watch the below:
“Hitlist” by Madalen Duke featuring Trinidad James is an edgy and energetic track that fuses elements of hip-hop and pop with a fierce attitude. The song starts with a bold, pulsating beat that sets a confident tone, backed by a deep bassline and sharp percussion. This intense rhythm creates a sense of urgency, driving the song forward with a sense of purpose and swagger.
Madalen Duke’s vocals are powerful and commanding, exuding a sense of strength and defiance. Her delivery is sharp and confident, with a hint of menace that complements the song’s confrontational lyrics. The lyrics are bold and unapologetic, speaking to themes of empowerment and the determination to take control of one’s life. Duke’s performance is charismatic, her voice riding the beat with ease while conveying a sense of no-nonsense authority.
Trinidad James’s feature adds a dynamic layer to the track, his delivery bringing a smooth yet edgy contrast to Duke’s vocal style. His verses are energetic and confident, contributing to the song’s overall attitude of fearlessness and resilience.
The production is polished and modern, with a sleek mix that highlights the track’s powerful beats and electronic elements. The chorus is catchy and hard-hitting, with a hook that reinforces the song’s theme of taking charge and making things happen.
“Hitlist” is a high-energy track that speaks to anyone who’s ready to take control and make bold moves. It’s a song that radiates confidence and defiance, encouraging listeners to embrace their inner strength. Madalen Duke’s assertive performance and the song’s intense production make it a standout addition to any playlist that needs a boost of adrenaline and attitude.
At the young age of 13, Madalen began writing her own music taking inspiration from some of her childhood favorites—Daughter, Kanye West, Fleet Foxes, Gwen Stefani and Ben Howard. By 16 years old, she wrote and released her first EP, Carnival, while also preparing her live performance at local talent shows. Musical theater and songwriting consumed Madalen’s life throughout high school as she moved to Vancouver to study creative writing, while pursuing her dream of music. It was there that she found her sound – a hybrid of pop, hi-hop, electro, and house.
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