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| | Combining funk, soul, opera, jazz, fashion, and art may seem like an impossible task, but the cutting edge group, Madame X does just that and more with seamless finesse. Beginning in the late 1980’s, with members Iris Parker, Valerie Victoria, and Alisa Randolph, Madame X exploded on the scene in 1987 with their hit “Just That Type of Girl”, the first single released off their self titled album “Madame X”.
Their music was originally produced by Bernadette Copper from the all female group, Klymaxx. Additional collaborators include, John Bokowski and Cornelius Mimms, with much input given by engineer and record producer Gerry Brown. The first single “Just That Type of Girl had much critical acclaim winning the Most Innovative Song of the Year BMI Award. Madame X went on to record soundtrack songs featured the films Action Jackson” and “Fatal Beauty”.
Madame X has made national appearances and tours, Including several appearances as guest artists and presenters on The BET Awards, The Soul Train Awards and The American Music Awards. They also appeared on the television show SoulTrain, performing their hit song “Just That Type of Girl and “I’m Weak as well as performing live at the Apollo Theater on Show Time at The Apollo. |
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