Emerging alternative heavy artist MADiSON ViOLETT returns with her explosive new single “BLEED FOR ME,” featuring Kellin Quinn of Sleeping With Sirens. The track marks a major step forward for one of the fastest-rising new voices in modern heavy music.

Fueled by crushing breakdowns, massive hooks, and emotionally charged performances, “BLEED FOR ME” captures the raw urgency of 2000s post-hardcore while embracing the cinematic heaviness and sharp production of contemporary metalcore. The collaboration between MADiSON ViOLETT and Quinn delivers a powerful balance of melody, aggression, and catharsis — blending nostalgic influences with a fresh, modern edge.

At just 17 years old, MADiSON ViOLETT had already begun carving out a distinct identity within the alternative music world. Based in Los Angeles, she first emerged in 2025 with her debut single “Circling,” turning heads with a sound that fused emotional vulnerability, towering choruses, and heavyweight instrumentation. With “BLEED FOR ME,” she pushes that vision even further.

Refusing to be confined by genre boundaries, MADiSON ViOLETT draws from post-hardcore, metalcore, alternative rock, and modern heavy music to create songs that feel both intimate and explosive. Her music pairs raw, heartfelt lyricism with massive, arena-ready intensity — balancing cathartic emotion with relentless sonic force.

“BLEED FOR ME” featuring Kellin Quinn is now streaming on all streaming platforms.

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Stream “Bleed For Me” HERE.

Upcoming Shows:

June 27-The Smell (all ages) Los Angeles

June 19-DiPiazzas Long Beach

June 13-Artist in the Alley Pomona

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