locket theme Lyrics – Madison Beer | from “locket”

Madison Beer’s unlocking a velvet box of half-remembered heartaches on locket, her third studio album shimmering into existence January 16, 2026, via Epic Records and Sing It Loud, and “locket theme” is the delicate opener that dangles like a pendant—swaying between what was and what we wish still was.

This opener, co-produced by Madison herself alongside One Love and Leroy Clampitt (the duo behind her “Reckless” glow-up), drips with her evolved alt-pop sheen: breathy vocals over shimmering synths and a subtle, heartbeat pulse that builds to an ethereal swell. It’s got that intimate bedroom-folk edge she’s been chasing since Life Support, but polished with R&B whispers and a touch of orchestral grace—think piano ripples meeting distant strings, all wrapping around lyrics that unpack the ache of holding memories close.

The verse spills like a late-night text you never sent (“Did you miss me? I like to pretend you did”), flipping to empowerment in the outro, where pain gets tucked away like a heirloom, leaving you “weightless.” It’s Beer at her most unguarded, turning nostalgia into a quiet revolution, teased on her Insta stories last week with clips that had fans decoding the locket visual like it was a puzzle box.

Locket itself blooms from that locket symbolism Beer spilled in Vogue: delicate, feminine vessels for memories, people, places—the real stuff that outlasts the gloss. It’s a 11-track treasure hunt through longing’s labyrinth, clocking around 40 minutes of polished vulnerability. The lineup? Kicks off with this theme, then dives into the flirtatious snap of “yes baby,” the wing-clipped ache of “angel wings” (prod. One Love), nocturnal confessions in “for the night,” and the gut-punch “bittersweet” that expanded the whole thing after a personal curveball. Hidden gems like “make you mine” (dreamy infatuation vibes) and “you’re still everything” (all Beer-penned) promise that boundary-blurring beauty, wrapping with “nothing at all” like a sigh into silence. No overblown concept—just Beer curating her chaos, with creative direction from Aerin Moreno turning the era into a soft-focus fever dream.

She’s hitting this drop in full bloom, two years past Silence Between Songs’ introspective wave that snagged Grammy nods and sold-out synagogues-turned-stages. The Long Island dreamer who traded Justin Bieber opens for self-scripted sagas is owning her third act now—evolving from viral vixen to vintage visionary, with whispers of a world tour stacking from NYC’s Madison Square Garden to London’s O2. Locket? It’s her handing you the key, daring you to peek inside.

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