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It\u2019s new music Friday, and\u2014finally!\u2014it\u2019s Madison Beer\u2019s turn to dominate the sound waves.<\/p>\n
Following the official release of her new album locket<\/em>, Beer gave the world a music video for her single \u201cbad enough.\u201d The pop princess, who co-directed the music video, can be seen wearing several noteworthy ensembles in the visual, including a light blue dress resembling that of Goldilocks\u2019s cottagecore signature piece. It\u2019s pretty and elegant, almost making Beer look like a heroine from a fairytale story.<\/p>\n Another favorite from the music video was her leather mini dress with the most gorgeous polka dot design displayed throughout. This was certainly an unforgettable look. The same applies to the final look from Beer, which was a stunning pearl white dress. These ensembles were all very chic and lovely, serving as the perfect juxtaposition to the beastly figure that Beer finds herself smitten by in the visual.<\/p>\n As the story in the cinematic goes, despite her monstrous lover exhibiting all the red flags a creature could show, Beer\u2019s character excuses them all. Be it for undying love or because she simply doesn’t know any better, the beauty in this modern-day Beauty and the Beast <\/em>retelling isn\u2019t letting him go.<\/p>\n The theme of being entranced in a dream-like romance isn\u2019t only found in \u201cbad enough,\u201d as several other tracks in the Grammy Award-nominated musician\u2019s third studio album also speak to this concept. Case in point, \u201cyes baby,\u201d an electrifying declaration of submittance, and \u201cfor the night,\u201d a hazy confession of her desire to keep her love by her side.<\/p>\n Her other somber tracks teeter on the line of devotion and heartbreak, feelings that, while familiar to her fanbase, take on a whole new life in locket<\/em>. Beer tells Rolling Stone <\/em><\/a>that this project is far more elevated, reflecting the most current version of herself.<\/p>\n \u201cI think that it feels more evolved,\u201d she told the outlet. \u201cIt feels very true to where I\u2019m at now. I mean, all of my albums, I feel like, have been very different and are all really good for that time that I\u2019m in. And that\u2019s how this feels.\u201d<\/p>\n She went on, adding, \u201cIt feels like a really great little time capsule of where I was at when I made it, and I\u2019m excited for people to hear it. I think it feels different than anything I\u2019ve ever done.\u201d<\/p>\n locket <\/em>is now streaming on Spotify, Apple Music and other major platforms.<\/p>\nMore Lifestyle & Celeb:<\/h3>\n<\/div>\n