Music Archive - Nadine de Macedo

Re-Release of 20th Anniversary Remix Albums

Nadine — Fri, 07 Aug 2026 14:30:00 +0000

Both 20th anniversary remix albums are now available on all streaming platforms. Thank you so much to everyone who contributed their creativity, time, and talent to these releases. The first volume, “The Club Remixes” contains over one hour of house, techno, trance, synthwave and darkwave remixes that could be played in underground clubs. You can find “20th Anniversary – The Club Remixes” here. The second volume, “The Radio Remixes” is a bouquet of lo-fi, pop, rock and jazz remixes, that will please your ears on good speakers in the living room. You can find “20th Anniversary – The Radio Remixes” here. Minor changes for technical reasons Some remixes were already included with the singles when we migrated the songs from Bandcamp to additional streaming platforms. Technically, we needed all the individual songs to be available before we could compile the albums. Now, we are proud to announce that both “20th Anniversary – The Club Remixes” and “20th Anniversary – The Radio Remixes” are officially on all streaming platforms. However, there are a few slight differences due to technical circumstances. A big thank you! Due to personal circumstances, there will be no Bandcamp listening party this time. We hope we can make up for it when the time is right. Maybe the release of the complete discography would be a good occasion to celebrate. A huge thank-you goes to all remixers, collaborators, labels and photographers who allowed us to publish this album. Without your support, creativity and trust, these releases would not have been possible. Twenty years of music is a long time, and these remix albums are a tribute to everybody who joined the ride.

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Under – Odd and heavy

Nadine — Fri, 15 May 2026 10:00:00 +0000

This progressive metal song is not for the faint-hearted. Another headbanging tune from Flawed Theorem. When I teamed up with Christopher to write some prog metal, we unintentionally wrote two songs on the same day. Both songs are written in odd meters and have plenty of meter changes. It’s been fun to work on drumming patterns in 8/8 and 6/8 and phrasing the melodies. Christopher did an excellent job writing lyrics to my moody composition. We are super lucky that Robert joined as guitarist and bassist. His indie rock and punk rock influenced style just gave the song the rough heaviness it needed. Lyrically, “Under” describes a person in a mental emergency. How would it feel like to be unconscious to the outside world, but awake and alert inside? Would it be terrifying seeing the world fall apart in front of you, and losing control? We are very pleased to show you the result of an awesome collaboration. The song turned out heavier than my initial draft. I had a hard time mixing, because these guitars and screams made me bang my head. You can find our song on all streaming platforms, and also on YouTube, SoundCloud or Bandcamp. Please follow this link: https://too.fm/flawed-theorem-petals

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No Difference – 80s synth pop is not indifferent

Nadine — Fri, 06 Feb 2026 11:00:00 +0000

If you enjoy 80s synth pop, you will fall in love with our calm and sad song “No Difference”. Steady electronic rhythms and old school synthesizers meet emotional vocals. Our song is now available on all platforms. As I’m pretty loaded with collaborations and open projects, I decided to write lyrics. So I had a deeper look into SHUENs profile to have an idea about the topics and atmosphere. That’s where I ended up writing something about somebody who is indifferent to everything. He came back with a crazy good synth pop sound, and a very catchy melody. Our song is now available on all platforms.

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Toward Tomorrow – Overcoming a hard life

Nadine — Fri, 09 Jan 2026 11:00:00 +0000

With “Toward Tomorrow,” we’re releasing a melancholic song about alcohol and drug abuse. You can find it on all music platforms now. “Toward Tomorrow” is a song about a man rediscovering himself after years of alcohol and drug abuse. It is the story of a man abused in childhood by his father who falls in with the wrong crowd in high school and starts to use alcohol and drugs to deal with his emotional pain. He hits bottom through not being able to work and having to live homeless off the land in the California desert. This song is a mournful elegy to a life that was almost taken away, but now starting to find itself and reclaim its worth. The song was written several months ago when Andrew Russell and Michael Gutierrez-May participated in a random collaboration game. This time, Andrew played all the instruments, while Michael wrote the lyrics. It was a new experience for me to be involved solely as a producer and arranger. It went surprisingly well, as I already worked on several projects with Andrew and appreciate Michael’s songwriting. We didn’t want to keep “Toward Tomorrow” to ourselves any longer and have finally uploaded it to all streaming platforms. It’s also available on YouTube, of course!

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Event Horizon – Now available on all streaming platforms

Nadine — Fri, 05 Dec 2025 11:00:00 +0000

As many of you requested this Bandcamp-only release Event Horizon to be published on all streaming platforms, we made it happen. My studio album “Event Horizon” consists of ten dark and progressive electro songs and will be the last electronic album for quite a while. “Event Horizon” is just made for a grim science fiction film taking place in the deepest unknowns of space. Read this article, to understand what inspired me for this album. My deep dive into sound design led to an industrial sound, that sets the stage for dark electro, hard trance and hard house songs. Another sources of inspiration were science fiction films, especially cyberpunk. For me, publishing “Event Horizon” to streaming platforms is also a letter to say goodbye to electronic music. You can find “Event Horizon” on all platforms now. Today at 8pm Central European Time, I’m hosting a Bandcamp Listening Party. Clicking on the picture will lead you to YouTube, where I uploaded a small preview of each song.

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