BIO

Madeleine Davis is a world-renowned vocalist born and raised in Columbus, Georgia.

An ex-patriate residing in Munich, Germany and Palma de Mallorca, Spain most of her adult life, Madeleine made her mark in the disco-pop genre working with artists Englebert Humperdinck, Sydne Rome, Rick Astley, Hoyt Axton, Peggy March, Amanda Lear; producers Giorgio Moroder, Pete Bellotte, Sylvester Levay, Michael Kunze, Leroy Burgess, Frank Farian, Anthony Monn, Pete Waterman, Horst Hornung, Ralph Siegel, and many others.

She has recorded in the German, Spanish, and Croatian languages, appeared in “Sophisticated Ladies” directed and choreographed by Mercedes Ellington, “The 1940’s Radio Hour”, and many other music theatre revues.

Add teaching to her list of activities. Madeleine boasts of having The Nitro Girls as vocal performance students, and is very proud to be an honorary member of the Kiwanis Club International of Malaysia for taking time out of her busy schedule to teach songs to Malay children with Down Syndrome.

Madeleine was asked by the remaining members of the world famous disco group BONEY M (Marcia Barrett, Maizie Williams, and Bobby Farrell) to join the group replacing the lead singer Liz Mitchell after backing the band for many years. “I enjoyed my pop career and am very grateful”.

Influenced in her college years by Stanley Cowell and Jimmy Heath, Madeleine sustained an abiding love of jazz by working with top-notch German jazz giants like Klaus Doldinger and Head, Heart, and Hands, and Grammy-nominee Jason "Malletman" Taylor.. "I had to slip some jazz into my hectic schedule to stay sane!" The German newspaper The Abendzeitung called her the Tina Turner of Jazz,(which she does not think is true), and the Diario de Mallorca's G. Rodas said, "You must have been miserable not fulfilling your mission and hiding behind others. Now is your time!" Madeleine is also listed in the archives of the Georgia Music Hall of Fame.