History of a Feeling

On History of Emotions, Madi Diaz, a Nashville-based singer-songwriter, showcases her songwriting skills on her ANTI- debut. She takes listeners through a full range of emotions like rage, confusion, and despair. Diaz blends folk, country, and pop influences, drawing from artists like Patty Griffin, Lori McKenna, PJ Harvey, and Kathleen Hanna. The album deals with the end of a significant relationship. By the end, Diaz reaches a self - reflective state. The songs are her most direct and introspective yet. When performing them live, she feels deeply present. This album is relatable to those who've experienced heartbreak and change, with Diaz creating an intimate and relatable atmosphere, aiming for a conversational feel like chatting with a best friend.

To enjoy this album, simply play it on your preferred music - playing device. You can listen to it from start to finish to follow the emotional journey, or pick your favorite tracks. There are no special listening conditions, but it might be more immersive with good - quality headphones. Keep your music device charged. You can share it with friends who've also gone through tough times or love folk - pop music. No special maintenance is required for the album, but make sure to keep your digital copy safe if you have one.