Life Support

“Life Support” is Madison Beer’s debut album, marking the inception of the much-loved pop icon’s journey into full-length musical projects. This album is unique, as it was crafted during a challenging period in Beer’s life, characterised by a major depressive episode and her diagnosis with borderline personality disorder. In a candid exploration of her personal experiences, the album delves into themes of mental health, grief, and heartbreak. Additionally, it sheds light on her encounters with the intense public scrutiny often faced in the music industry, portraying a narrative of resilience and strength throughout the creative process.

Musically, “Life Support” is a pop record with intriguing elements of R&B and alternative genres, offering a soundscape that’s both catchy and emotionally charged. The album features four singles: “Good In Goodbye,” which was released as the lead single, along with “Selfish,” “Baby,” and “Boyshit.” Each of these tracks adds depth and dimension to the album’s exploration of the complex tapestry of life and emotions.