Madison Hughes stops by to talk her trek to Nashville, finding her sound, and performs new music

Madison Hughes was on Team Blake on Season 22 of NBC’s The Voice. She has just released two singles produced in Nashville.

She came by RFD-TV Studios to talk with Suzanne Alexander about her musical influences, being in Nashville, being on “The Voice,” her conservation efforts, and her new single, “You or the Whiskey.”

She also stuck around to perform “You or the Whiskey.”

To keep up-to-date with Madison, click HERE.

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