Madison Hughes has always explored the spaces between genres. From prime-time TV performances of rock & roll hits to viral covers of modern-day country singles, she's spent years building her own sound, enjoying the journey as much as the destination itself. "All That I Am" marks her arrival. Rooted in Americana, blues, indie folk, and contemporary country, it's a wide-ranging debut record that highlights not only the vocal chops that first earned Madison a national audience, but also the songwriting skills that have turned her into one of Nashville's newest exports. She swaps harmonies with Brent Cobb on “Nobody Knows Your Love,” an atmospheric duet featuring cinematic production from Lera Lynn and Todd Lombardo, and dishes up plenty of grit and groove with tracks like “Losing Grip.” The result is an album that marks the culmination of a long trip toward self-discovery, stocked with songs that find Madison exploring her sound, her voice, and her place in the world.