Make You Mine Lyrics – Madison Beer | from “locket”

Madison Beer’s locket is two days from cracking open—January 16 via Epic Records—and “Make You Mine” is the siren call that’s got us all hooked, a sultry synth-pop fever dream where obsession tastes like cherry lip gloss and late-night confessions.

This one dropped as a single back in early ’24, but it’s the glittering centerpiece of locket, co-produced by Beer herself alongside Leroy Clampitt (the guy who’s laced Sabrina Carpenter’s hits with that glossy edge). It’s pure bedroom pop with a bite: shimmering ’80s-inspired synths that build like a slow burn, paired with Madison’s velvet vocals that drip desire. Genre-wise, it’s her sweet spot—R&B-tinged electronica that flirts with dance floors but lingers in your veins, all glossy production and breathy hooks.

Thematically, it’s unapologetic craving, that shrine-like fixation on someone who’s equal parts thrill and torment. Lines like “Step inside my mind, you can see the shrine / Got you on my walls” paint a portrait of love as a delicious trap, relentless and raw, where the rush of the chase blurs into something deeper, almost possessive. It’s Madison owning her inner siren, evolving from the heartbreak anthems of Life Support to this bolder, more playful eroticism—teased on her Insta with visuals of velvet ropes and flickering candles that had fans dissecting every frame.

Locket itself feels like a velvet-lined time capsule, a 16-track ode to the fragments of love we tuck away like old photos in a pendant—intimate, nostalgic, but laced with that post-breakup glow-up. The tracklist spills secrets: openers like the ethereal “locket theme” and “yes baby” (her September ’25 single that went viral on TikTok), mid-album heaters such as “angel wings,” “for the night,” and “bad enough,” then closers like “bittersweet” and “you’re still everything” that tug at loose threads. It’s got collabs whispered in the corners—rumors of guests like the kid laroi on a cut or two—but mostly it’s Madison’s world, recorded in LA studios where she poured in live strings and modular synths for that handcrafted warmth. No rigid narrative, just a mosaic of what lingers after the storm, proving she’s not just singing about pain anymore; she’s reclaiming the spark.

Beer’s at her most magnetic right now, fresh off sold-out Silence Revisited tours and that surprise Coachella set last April where she debuted locket snippets that broke the internet. The girl who blew up via Justin Bieber’s shoutout at 13 has morphed into a full auteur—directing her own visuals, co-writing every bar—trading teen diary entries for this sophisticated seduction. Locket’s her victory lap, a reminder she’s the one holding the key.

Dive into the Make You Mine lyrics below and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other locket tracks for more of Madison Beer’s sultry synth-pop obsession.