Madi Diaz

Madi Diaz is an American singer-songwriter, known for her blend of folk, pop, and rock music. Born in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Diaz attended the prestigious Berklee College of Music in Boston, where she met collaborator Kyle Ryan. Together, they formed the band 'Kairos', which later became known as 'Madi Diaz'.

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Diaz's first album, "Skin and Bone", was released in 2007, showcasing her emotional songwriting and distinct vocal style. She gained wider recognition with her 2012 album "Plastic Moon", which was praised for its heartfelt lyrics and catchy melodies. 

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Diaz's music has been featured in numerous films and television shows, including ABC's "Nashville" and MTV's "Teen Wolf". Her songs are known for their evocative storytelling, often drawing on her personal experiences.

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In 2014, Diaz released the album "Phantom", which marked a shift towards a more electronic sound. The album was critically acclaimed, with Rolling Stone describing it as "an emotional roller coaster". 

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Diaz moved to Los Angeles in 2015, where she continues to write and record music. Her most recent album, "History of a Feeling", was released in 2021 and reflects on her experiences of love, loss, and change.

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Throughout her career, Diaz has been celebrated for her raw honesty and musical versatility. Her work continues to resonate with audiences worldwide, making her a significant figure in the contemporary music scene.