Falling Back in Love – Press & International Reviews

Released on March 13th, 2026, „Falling Back in Love“ is the second single from Kat Madleine’s LP project. The track is an acoustic ballad drawing on the stripped-down singer-songwriter tradition of the 1990s, built around guitar and vocal with minimal arrangement. Reviewers noted its intimacy and emotional directness as a contrast to the cinematic production of the debut single, while identifying a consistent thematic thread: authentic emotional delivery over technical perfection.

Canada – Melody Arena, March 13th 2026 

Canadian coverage marking the single’s release date, placing it within the context of Madleine’s developing catalog.

„Built around a barebones acoustic foundation, the track strips away modern production excess to reveal something more intimate: a voice carrying decades of emotional history. The result is a song that feels both deeply personal and universally relatable.“ 
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Ghana – aktMusic, March 15th 2026

Continued West African coverage confirming the label’s sustained interest in Madleine’s output across multiple releases.

Madleine approaches the recording with deliberate restraint. The arrangement is intentionally minimal, with acoustic instrumentation paired with a clear, expressive vocal performance. This stripped-back approach reflects the artistic philosophy she calls Vocal Kinship.
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USA – Edgar Allan Poets, March 15th 2026

US coverage connecting the acoustic ballad format to the broader independent singer-songwriter tradition.edgarallanpoets.com

„Falling Back in Love is a song built on sincerity and compositional clarity. Kat Madleine proves that a simple arrangement can still deliver depth and connection. It’s a mature and heartfelt release that stands comfortably on its own.“
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UK – MusoCasa, March 16th 2026

UK coverage noting the shift in production approach between the two singles while identifying continuity in vocal character and emotional intent.

Instead of overwhelming the listener with layers of sound, Madleine lets her voice and the song’s narrative carry the weight. The result is an intimate listening experience that feels sincere from beginning to end.“  READ MORE

Brazil – Nosso Som, March 16th 2026

Brazilian coverage extending the audience built through the debut single into the second release.

Inspired by the tradition of great 90s pop-rock ballads, the music evokes the emotional aesthetic of artists like Bryan Adams and Brandi Carlile, emphasizing soaring melodies and introspective lyrics. “  READ MORE

UK – Indie Dock Music Blog, March 16th 2026 

UK independent music press coverage placing the single within the current acoustic and singer-songwriter revival landscape.

„Kat Madleine knows this territory well — her self-described *Vocal Kinship* philosophy is not merely a marketing phrase but a genuine artistic commitment, and on *Falling Back in Love*, that commitment pays its most compelling dividend yet.“  READ MORE

Canada – Songplode, March 17th 2026 

Canadian coverage rounding out the North American press response to the second single.

„Inspired by a friend’s love story, this ‘barebones’ production strips the music to its essence—a voice that stirs like the legends of yesteryears and an acoustic depth echoing Brandi Carlile’s emotional resonance.“  READ MORE

Ghana – songweb.net, March 25th 2026 

Second Ghanaian outlet covering the release, confirming consistent West African press engagement.

„Her singing is raw, honest, and passionate. There’s no pretense here, just pure feeling and sincerity, which makes the song more beautiful. What stands out most is how she manages tension. It’s a performance based on honesty rather than control, and that’s rare.“ 
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Australia – Happy Mag, March 25th 2026

Spotlight mention in Australian independent music press – the first Australian coverage in Madleine’s press history, extending her reach into the Asia-Pacific region.
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