Madison Beer

Madison Beer is a platinum-selling, two-time Grammy-nominated singer, songwriter, producer, and author known for her transition from internet discovery to global pop artist. Beer first gained media attention after Justin Bieber shared her cover of "At Last," which led to widespread social media traction and significant media coverage. Following this exposure, Bieber signed Beer to Island Records, and his manager, Scooter Braun, became her representative. This marked the beginning of Beer's journey in the pop music industry, where she developed her artistry and established her presence as a self-directed voice in contemporary music.

Beer's musical trajectory shifted when she left Island Records and independently released her debut EP, "As She Pleases." The EP featured singles such as "Dead," "Say It to My Face," and "Home with You," the latter reaching the Billboard Mainstream Top 40 chart and making Beer the only female solo artist on the chart at the time without a major label. Beer later signed with Epic Records and released her debut studio album, "Life Support," co-writing the entire album. The project explores themes of mental health, grief, and public scrutiny, and includes singles like "Selfish," which gained significant attention on TikTok. Beer supported the album with The Life Support Tour across North America and Europe.

Beer's second studio album, "Silence Between Songs," received a Grammy Award nomination for Best Immersive Audio Album and drew influences from psychedelic and baroque pop. The album secured her a spot on the Billboard 200 and a Grammy nomination for "make you mine" in the Best Dance Pop Recording category. The track reached No. 1 on Billboard's Dance Airplay chart, followed by the release of "15 Minutes," which also achieved a No. 1 ranking. Her third studio album, "Locket," released through Epic Records and Sing It Loud, marked a significant milestone in her career, debuting at No. 10 on the Billboard 200 and becoming her first top-ten album in the United States. Beer has headlined major arenas worldwide, including Madison Square Garden, Kia Forum, and O2 Arena.

In addition to her music career, Beer is recognized for her work as an author and advocate. She oversees all aspects of her creative output, from songwriting and production to visual direction. Beer authored the memoir "The Half of It," which provides an account of her experiences with self-love, online hate, cyberbullying, and mental health challenges, including her diagnosis with borderline personality disorder. Beer is known for her openness about mental health and her willingness to discuss personal struggles, resonating with a broad audience. With a social media following exceeding 75 million, Beer is a prominent figure in the pop music industry and mental health advocacy.