Madeline Rosene Releases “Love and Algorhythms”
Los Angeles, CA — [November 28, 2025] — Indie-pop artist and singer-songwriter Madeline Rosene returns with her latest single, “Love and Algorhythms”, a witty, wistful reflection on what it means to compete with the digital forces that seem to know us better than we know ourselves. Produced by Patrick Windsor, the track blends acoustic guitar, electric riffs, synths, programmed drums, and an 8-bit intro to create a sonic palette that feels both nostalgic and unnervingly now.
Exploring themes of algorithmic intimacy, emotional dislocation, and the bizarre jealousy we sometimes feel toward our significant others’ social feeds, Love and Algorhythms sits at the intersection of satire and sincerity. “It’s about the weird grief of being known by an algorithm,” Rosene says. “Is it going to start feeling like Instagram or TikTok understands you better than your partner? Is that already happening? It’s creepy. And kind of sad.”
To deepen the song’s commentary on digital life, Rosene teamed up with her brother, Jack Hubbell, to create a hand-crafted claymation music video, an intentional stand against the rise of AI-generated content. The video features a clay version of Madeline lost in a loop of doomscrolling while her significant other begs her to rejoin the real world. “We wanted to use a slow, human medium to make a point,” Rosene explains. “Art doesn’t mean anything without human experience behind it.”
The music video is currently being submitted to film festivals via FilmFreeway, positioning the release not just as a song, but as a multimedia statement on the emotional cost of our algorithm-driven lives.
Rosene, best known for her genre-blending albums Raised on Porn and Everyday Existential Crisis, continues to carve out her own lane in the indie scene, one that balances biting commentary with cinematic vulnerability. Fans of Fiona Apple, St. Vincent, Regina Spektor, and Alanis Morissette will find themselves at home in her world.
