“Lights Low” is a solid dance club epic, complete with a really decent rap section from Madison. I think that’s hard to pull off without sounding cheesy. Madison peppers seemingly cliché phrases throughout, but it works. It would definitely fit into any decent DJ set.

“Superwoman” is probably my least favorite on the EP, but I don’t hate it. It’s just one of those girl power songs that I feel are overdone. The message is great, though, so it can stay.

“Hot, Hot Love” is just that. It’s provocative and sexy without going over the top. Madison does well at controlling her voice and producing a believable mood for the song.

I didn’t want to like Madison at first. I wanted to put her in a drawer with all the crap you hear on Top 40 radio stations. But Madison, with her sassy voice and skillful delivery, kept pushing her way out of the drawer, earning a spot in my music collection. I will surely add to it when the other installments of her project come out.

Here is a video of "#1," remixed by RAC:

Madison is not currently touring, but you can buy The Noise Some People Make here. Also, if you "Like" her on Facebook, you get a free download of "Lights Low!" Go here!