Author Archives: Nadia Elkharadly

About Nadia Elkharadly

Nadia Elkharadly is the Co-Founder and Managing Editor of Addicted Magazine. Her myriad of addictions include music, fashion, travel, technology, boxing and trying to make the world a better place. Nadia is also a feminist, an animal lover, and a neverending dreamer. Keep up with her on social media through @thenadiae.

Top Spring Cleaning tools from Dyson

Spring is in the air—and so is the dust. As the days grow longer and the sun shines a little brighter, it becomes impossible to ignore the smudged windows, dusty corners, and stubborn dirt that has quietly accumulated over the…

Album Review: Alan Goldberg – CreateBecome

Austin-based composer and multi-genre instrumentalist Alan Goldberg explores themes of presence, personal growth, and creative transformation on his latest album CreateBecome, released March 10. A blend of progressive rock, jazz fusion, swing, and ambient textures, this eleven-track record is Goldberg’s…

Album Review: The Far Cry – Once There Was

Progressive rock outfit The Far Cry returns with Once There Was, a sweeping, detail-rich collection that leans fully into the genre’s core traditions while exploring new sonic territory with a clear sense of purpose. The band, consisting of Jeff Brewer…

Review of The Beatroot Road’s “Morbid Love”

With the release of their fourth single, “Morbid Love,” The Beatroot Road once again reaffirms their position as fearless explorers in the landscape of global music. This international alternative-world music duo, led by producer and percussionist Mark Russell and violin…

Zabus Explores Beauty and Depth on Floodplain Canticles

On Floodplain Canticles, the latest release from Washington D.C.’s avant-garde post-punk collective Zabus, the listener is invited into a space that is as unsettling as it is meditative. Out now via Saccharine Underground, the album continues founder Jeremy Moore‘s longstanding…

A Conversation with Lucy Ho, Founder of HackerGal

When Lucy Ho realized the lack of representation for girls in Canada’s tech sector, she didn’t just take note—she took action. And so Hackergal was born. Hackergal, a not-for-profit organization that introduces girls across Canada to computer science through coding…

Hunter Benson’s “Heaven’s Letter” – A Tribute to Love and Loss

Hunter Benson isn’t just a singer-songwriter—he’s a living testament to resilience, emotional depth, and the transformative power of music. With a voice that rasps like a weathered hymn and lyrics that cut to the bone, Benson’s latest release, “Heaven’s Letter,”…

High Brow, Low Maintenance – Pro Tips for Spring

Spring is here and summer is coming.  We’re going to be out and about more and more, so who wants to waste time getting ready to leave when we can just head out the door.  When it comes to maintenance,…