Madison Beer unveils cathartic album 'locket' alongside cinematic 'bad enough' MV

Madison Beer tucks fleeting memories and wistful moments into locket, her latest album that feels like a precious keepsake.

This album is far more than just a new record for Madison Beer, as it was both written and co-produced by the pop star. It’s an intimate collection of songs that draw on personal and relatable experiences to create an immersive sonic journey, taking the listener along for the ride, through both the highs and the lows.

Earlier this week, she unveiled the single 'bad enough' on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. The music video for the single also premiered alongside the release of locket. Being loosely inspired by the themes of Beauty and the Beast, the video captures her trying to escape from the clutches of the beast, but ultimately falling in love with him in the end.

The visuals mirror the lyrics that paint the picture of trying to get away from a toxic partner, but being attracted to the fact that they always beg to get you back. With lines such as, “...That I like that he needs me, my friends all say my standards are too low, but it’s not bad enough to let my baby go”

'bad enough' joins the trio of pre-album singles including the GRAMMY-nominated track 'make you mine', the fiery chart topper 'yes baby', and the record-breaking song 'bittersweet' as some of the most standout songs on the tracklist. Each of these songs contributes a layer of depth to the album, making it a vast exploration of genre and emotions.

With the release of locket, Madison Beer has also announced a 30-date spring and summer tour across North America, the UK, and Europe, closing with a Madison Square Garden show on July 13. Tickets go on sale January 23. For more information and updates visit Madison Beer's official website. 

With locket, Madison Beer delivers more than an album; she offers a deeply personal and immersive journey through love, heartbreak, and self-discovery. From the standout singles to the intimate storytelling and cinematic visuals, the record showcases her growth as both a songwriter and producer.