The new project marks the return of the nominated artist for Grammy<\/em> after more than a year without new original material.<\/p>\n The song is a rhythmic dance-pop, where Beer experiments with synthesizer sounds and energetic percussion, writes Rolling Stone.<\/em><\/p>\n Photo: Madison Beer\/Yes Baby (Screenshot)<\/small><\/p>\n In her statement, the singer described it as a “fun and flirtatious” creation, while the accompanying music video, which she co-directed with Aerin Moreno, draws inspiration from the aesthetics of 80s workout videos.<\/p>\n Publication of “Yes Baby”<\/em> comes after the success of the song \u201cMake You Mine\u201d<\/em>, which earned Beer a Grammy nomination for \u201cBest Dance Pop Recording\u201d earlier this year. <\/p>\n The last song she released before this comeback was \u201c15 Minutes\u201d<\/em>, in July 2024.<\/p>\n According to the official announcement, more music from Madison Beer is expected to come “sooner than expected,” hinting that the artist may be on the verge of a new album. <\/p>\n Her latest album, Silence Between Songs<\/em>, was released in 2023, while last year it completed its international tour Spinnin Tour<\/em> in support of him.<\/p>\n Speaking of Rolling Stone<\/em>, Beer has revealed that he has written several songs with optimistic energy before the start of the tour, which will be the axis of the next project, which will maintain the dance-pop spirit, but with a broader musical approach. \/Telegraph\/<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n![\"\"\/](\"https:\/\/telegrafi.com\/media-library\/foto-madison-beer-yes-baby-screenshot.jpg?id=61627800&width=980\")
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