Madeline Anderson

Freelance journalist, content designer, and internal communications strategist

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Interviews and profiles (culture, food, music) with PR liaison, question set development and clean copy

Live event coverage: gigs, festivals and fashion weeks; fast‑turn reviews and captions

Features and long‑form pieces; headlines, stand‑firsts and tight structural edits

On‑the‑ground reporting, quotes capture and quick social write‑ups

Collaborative content planning with editors and creatives (briefs, angles, hooks)

Editorial strategy and ownership for company-wide channels (planning, writing, sub‑editing, builds, distribution)

Newsletter production including regional variants and quick link/asset fixes

Digital signage: request workflow, screen design (static/short‑motion), scheduling across offices

Intranet content: writing, editing, and homepage copy refreshes

Campaign and change communications

Leadership and sensitive updates with PR/regional input and linked guidance

Analytics, stakeholder management and approvals across departments

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ADÉLA Versus the Machine

Towards the end of her whirlwind second headline show at the Lower Third in Central London, ADÉLA takes a breather and sits on the stage. “I’m new to touring, and I’m tired,” she laughs. If you’ve been to the Lower Third, you’ll know visibility in the 200-capacity room is low — the stage is barely a metre high, making it difficult to catch the action if you’re anywhere past the first few rows. By taking a seat, ADÉLA inadvertently disappears from view for most of the room, prompting the crowd to...
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Greentea Peng Live At O2 Academy Brixton

Greentea Peng has a lot of love for Brixton. As she plays her headline show at the O2 Brixton Academy on Friday 9 May, she checks in regularly, echoing her appreciation for the hometown crowd. “I love you, Brixton,” she says in between songs. “I feel overwhelmed right now.”


Located just off the hustle and bustle of Brixton Road, the iconic venue isn’t too far from Greentea’s doorstep. The artist – real name Aria Wells – is from Bermondsey, though neither locale is among those namechecked in h...
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Goldlink is Back in His Bag on ‘ENOCH’

“People are dancing,” DMV rapper Goldlink observes as he surveys a room full of people gathered for an exclusive first-listen of his new album, ENOCH. “This is the point,” he proclaims. “This was the whole point.” 


ENOCH finds Goldlink doing what he does best – blending hip hop with unpredictability, energy, and good vibes. The album is the rapper’s first full-length project since 2021, and follows a brief period of retreat. “I’ve been on a hiatus for a second, just to try and perfect this th...
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LUEDER ‘CONVIVIUM’ | SS26

Marie Lueder presented her eponymous label’s SS26 collection on Saturday, September 20, bringing her blend of past and present back to London Fashion Week after debuting in 2024. The collection, titled Convivium, marked a welcome return for the Hamburg-born, London-based designer, who has cultivated a cult following for reinterpreting medieval motifs into futuristic silhouettes — what she calls “mental armour.”


Guests entered the runway set to find chairs scattered, shattered glass on the flo...
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Natasha Zinko ‘PLASTIC’ | SS25

“You’re messing with nature.” “Well, nature messed with me.” The opening dialogue of the soundscape at the Natasha Zinko SS25 runway show slices through the room like a scalpel, introducing the crowd to the collection’s ethos: if plastic is everywhere, why do we try so hard to hide it? 


This season, the Ukrainian-born, London-based designer offers an antidote to the culture of secrecy that surrounds modern beauty standards, and the lengths people are willing to go to achieve them. The col...