Vienna’s Madishu Steps Into Her Power With Debut Album 'Owe It to Her'

Vienna-based artist Madishu isn’t here to play small, and with her debut album Owe It to Her dropping September 19, 2025, she proves it. The multidisciplinary creative, singer, songwriter, producer, and visual visionary delivers a project that feels like both a diary and a declaration: raw, empowering, and unapologetically hers.

Across 10 tracks, Owe It to Her unpacks growth, self-love, and the audacity to take up space. From the dreamy rush of Imagination to the playful edge of Flavour and the healing embrace of Happyish, every song is a chapter in a bigger story, the story of honoring the younger self who dared to dream.

Madishu calls the project a reminder to “honor the little girl inside us all,” and that sentiment pulses through the record. It’s not about chasing trends or pleasing playlists; it’s about reclaiming authenticity and writing from a place of courage.

But don’t get it twisted: Madishu is no stranger to the global stage. Her work has landed with heavy-hitters like Atlantic Records, Trap Nation, and UKF, while her tracks have been spun at Tomorrowland’s main stage and championed by legends like Netsky. With collabs like We’re On Fire alongside Grafix, she’s already carved out her space in the electronic and drum & bass scenes. Now, she’s stepping into a new chapter, one that’s more personal, more vulnerable, and more powerful than ever.

The production of Owe It to Her slaps with high-energy precision, but it’s the emotional core that makes it stick. Madishu’s ability to marry sonic boldness with visual storytelling and fashion-forward aesthetics makes her more than an artist; she’s building a world.

At its core, Owe It to Her is bigger than music. It’s an invitation to show up for yourself, to tap into your inner courage, and to stop apologizing for taking up space. Madishu isn’t just releasing an album, she’s sparking a movement of self-ownership and radical authenticity.

Owe It to Her is out September 19, 2025, on all major platforms. Don’t just listen, feel it.