Madison McFerrin recently performed at a Tiny Desk concert, showcasing her unique style of looping vocals to create real-time instruments, a technique she's become well-known for. As the daughter of Bobby McFerrin, famous for the hit "Don't Worry Be Happy," Madison's musical path was almost predestined, with her brothers also in the entertainment industry. During the concert, she introduced her latest single, "I Don't," humorously mentioning her family's romantic escapades.

Born in San Francisco to a family deeply rooted in music, Madison is a graduate of Berklee College of Music and has established herself in the new school of soul with multiple EPs and singles. Her music, described as "expansive, atmospheric grooves," has garnered attention for its emotional depth and storytelling.

Notable tracks like "(Please Don't) Leave Me Now," inspired by a near-death experience, and "Run," a powerful ode to her ancestors' struggles, have solidified her place in the industry. Additionally, her single "GUILTY" addresses social justice issues, showing her commitment to using her platform for activism.

Her upcoming album, SCORPIO, was celebrated at the Tiny Desk concert with a Chicago-based band, highlighting McFerrin's evolution as an artist. With her rich family heritage, unwavering talent, and socially conscious music, Madison McFerrin continues to captivate audiences with her soulful and thought-provoking work.