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Mad'C

Mad'C formed in the early 2000s with Anthony Calo, Ian Davidson, and Matthew Brown playing together as a trio. They later became a quartet when drummer Mike...

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Editor's note

Mad'C's mix of rock, pop, and electronic textures

A trio turned quartet with songs that blend genres and stick around.

For a good sense of their range, put 'Don't Break My Heart' next to 'Days Of July'. They're from different moments, but they both have that Mad'C blend.

Mad'C's sound has a way of holding up over time, partly because they never settled into just one lane. Songs like 'Don't Break My Heart' and 'Let me Off' show how they could weave rock energy with pop hooks and electronic touches. That blend gave their music a specific feel, even as the lineup shifted a bit over the years.

They started as a trio in the early 2000s, then became a quartet with a drummer. Their debut album 'Days of July' arrived in 2009, and after a break, they came back in 2015 with a slightly different rhythm section.

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Mad'C formed in the early 2000s with Anthony Calo, Ian Davidson, and Matthew Brown playing together as a trio. They later became a quartet when drummer Mike Lloyd joined. Their debut album 'Days of July' came out in 2009, with the title track helping them reach a wider audience.

Some of their songs like 'Let me Off' and 'Don't Break My Heart' show their mix of rock, pop, and electronic elements. After a break, they returned in 2015 with Jake Burns on drums, keeping Calo, Davidson, and Brown from the original lineup.

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Where should I start with Mad'C on LyroVerse?

The Start here section opens with Don't Break My Heart, So Catch Me, and Let me Off so you can move through the artist's stronger lyric pages first.

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LyroVerse currently has 10 visible lyric pages for Mad'C.

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