Hugh Madoo

Hugh Maddo strips pop to its raw, restless core on Pop Style, where catchy hooks meet uneasy edges.

Synths shimmer like neon under rain, drum machines pulse with a heartbeat that’s both mechanical and human, and vocals slide between intimacy and sly detachment.

It’s playful yet haunted—an album that wears its influences proudly but twists them into something unmistakably off-kilter.

A sharp, modern take on pop that’s equal parts groove, mood, and mischief, Pop Style thrives in the spaces where melody meets tension.