healthy habit Lyrics – Madison Beer | from “locket”

Madison Beer is unlocking her most vulnerable chapter yet with Locket, her third studio album out January 16 on Epic Records, and healthy habit sneaks in like that late-night text from an ex you swore you’d block—sweet poison you keep coming back to.

This sixth track, produced by Jasper Harris, lands in the sweet spot of her alt-pop wheelhouse, blending silky vocals with those understated electronic hums and a mid-tempo pulse that builds just enough tension to mirror the push-pull of bad decisions. At around three minutes, it’s got that intimate, confessional edge Beer nails so well, where the production stays out of the way to let the words do the heavy lifting. Thematically, it circles those “healthy” routines that aren’t—think the thrill of a toxic loop in love, wrapped in irony and quiet regret, echoing her knack for turning personal wreckage into something you hum along to. Harris’s touch keeps it polished but raw, like a diary entry set to a subtle beat drop, pulling from her evolution toward sounds that feel lived-in rather than overproduced.

Locket unfolds as an 11-track deep dive into the mess of connections, kicking off with the atmospheric “locket theme” and weaving through heartbreakers like “yes baby” (already out and charting), the brooding “angel wings,” and the punchy “for the night.” It peaks with standouts such as “bad enough” right before this one, then rolls into “you’re still everything” and the single “bittersweet,” before closing on “nothing at all.” The whole thing’s a mosaic of fleeting highs and hard truths, inspired by Beer’s own curveballs—like rethinking a “finished” album after life threw a wrench in. No massive collabs announced yet, but her socials lit up last week with a moody teaser reel for the tracklist, fans already speculating on the vibes. Early lyrics snippets are bubbling on Genius too, hinting at that signature blend of ache and armor.

Right now, Beer’s in this golden stretch, two years past Silence Between Songs and fresh off sold-out tours that proved she’s no flash-in-the-pan. From teen Vine star to a writer who’s co-penned every cut here, Locket feels like her staking claim—more control behind the board, lyrics that cut deeper, trading some pop sheen for stories that stick because they’ve scarred.

Dive into the healthy habit lyrics below and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other Locket tracks for more of Madison Beer’s tangled-heart pop.