angel wings Lyrics – Madison Beer | from “locket”

Madison Beer’s locket is cracking open just enough to let a feather drift out on angel wings, the third gem from her shimmering third album dropping January 16 via Epic Records and Sing It Loud—a fragile hymn to flights that falter and hearts that still flutter.

This unreleased whisper, produced by One Love, lands like a sigh in the storm: delicate indie-pop swells with piano that aches like old lace, Madison’s velvet vocals curling around themes of clipped dreams and quiet ascents. It’s her at that sweet spot—ethereal edges meeting raw confession, evoking the album’s core ache for what slips through fingers, those “what if” wings we all once swore we’d soar on. Revealed first on November 24 when fan-sent lockets spilled the title via @lccket’s Twitter decode, then locked in as track three during her December 1 Instagram tracklist tease, it’s got that insider ritual vibe, like Madison’s handing out Polaroids from her soul’s attic.

Locket unfolds as her most unguarded yet, an 11-track mosaic of memory-hoarding femininity—lockets as vessels for the irreplaceable, born from Beer’s antique hunts and camera-roll ghosts. From the dreamy opener “locket theme” to the infatuated sway of “make you mine,” the bittersweet sting of “bittersweet,” and the closer “nothing at all,” it’s 40 minutes of polished yearning, no filler, just her world in miniature. Singles like “yes baby” and “bittersweet” set the hazy romantic tone, but angel wings promises the pivot: that mid-album breath where infatuation frays into something spectral.

Beer’s owning this era like the blueprint she’s become, two years past Silence Between Songs’ Grammy whispers and those sold-out synagogues where she turned stages into sanctuaries. The 26-year-old who outgrew teen-spotlight scars is blooming bolder—trading viral hooks for vintage heart, with tour dates stacking from MSG to the O2 that’ll make locket feel like a live diary. It’s her evolution in gold leaf: less about the chase, more about cherishing the cracks.

Dive into the angel wings lyrics below and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other locket tracks for more of Madison Beer’s sentimental pop reveries.