Madame So Strikes Back with “Sick of It All” – A Bold New Voice from London’s Art Punk Scene

“Impressive stuff!” – Gary Crowley, BBC
“Madame So is unlike anything else coming out of the UK right now, and all the better for it.” – Listen With Monger, Blog

Paris-born and London-based, Madame So has carved a unique path in the underground art punk scene. Known for powerful singles like Generation Y, You Say and Black is Beautiful, she is now back with her boldest release yet: “Sick of It All”, which dropped August 1st, 2025 on all major streaming platforms, alongside the official music video.

A Raw and Urgent Anthem

Sick of It All is more than just a song, it’s a political outcry in music form. The track takes aim at regimes that weaponize past victimhood to justify present day oppression. Driven by searing guitars, punchy rhythms, and fierce vocals, it denounces selective compassion shaped by media narratives and curated outrage.

As Madame So explains:

“This song is for every community whose pain is conveniently ignored, every victim whose humanity is weighed against political interests. It’s not about exploiting suffering, it’s about using music to open eyes, spark conversations, and stand in solidarity with those who’ve been silenced or forgotten.”

A Voice Impossible to Pin Down

Described as “intense and impossible to define” (The Girls Are), Madame So’s work blends punk, alternative rock, and experimental pop with sharp, unapologetic lyrics. Her songs have been featured on BBC Introducing by Gary Crowley and included in prominent feminist punk and alternative Spotify playlists.

She has shared the stage with artists like Annabel Allum, Big Joanie, Dream Nails, GIRLI, Deux Furieuses, and ARXX, cementing her reputation as a key figure in London’s underground music scene. She Shreds Magazine named her one of the “10 Artists Running London’s Underground Music Scene.”

Why “Sick of It All” Matters Now

At a time of digital propaganda, hidden wars, and manipulated narratives, Sick of It All is a powerful denunciation and a call for global solidarity. The track channels anger and frustration into art, proving that punk music remains a vital tool for activism and social awareness.

Madame So’s music reminds us that art and politics are intertwined, shaping public consciousness and challenging complacency. Sick of It All is both a protest and a conversation starter, uniting listeners through shared awareness and urgency.

Beyond the Music

The official music video is visually striking and politically charged, blending imagery of urban decay and protest with intimate close-ups. The video mirrors the tension between collective struggle and personal experience.

Madame So continues to push artistic boundaries with her fashion, visuals, and performance style. She is not just a musician but a cultural provocateur, with live performances and collaborations that blur the line between music, visual art, and activism.