nothing at all Lyrics – Madison Beer | from “locket”

nothing at all Lyrics - Madison Beer | from "locket"

Madison Beer’s locket snaps shut on a sigh with “nothing at all,” the album’s tender finale dropping January 16 via Epic and Sing It Loud, where silence screams louder than any spotlight confession.

         

This closer whispers Madison’s quiet storm: a four-minute drift of stripped-back piano and subtle string swells, courtesy of LOSTBOY and Leroy Clampitt’s production touch—those guys who’ve laced her hits with that glossy-yet-gutted sheen. It’s pop-R&B in exhale mode, evoking late-night drives with the windows cracked, her voice a velvet thread pulling at frayed edges. Thematically, it’s the ache of echoes: love’s aftermath leaving you hollow, grasping at ghosts that dissolve into “nothing at all,” a meditation on closure that feels like folding a letter you’ll never send. Born from Beer’s antique locket hunts—those tiny vessels for what’s lost—it’s her rawest pivot yet, trading Silence Between Songs’ sharp stings for softer scars, no big builds, just intimate unraveling that lingers like perfume on a scarf.

Locket blooms as her third chapter, an 11-track mosaic of memory’s glint and grit, clocking 40 minutes of feminine fragility wrapped in vintage haze. It’s all about those sentimental keepers: pendants holding heartbreaks, places, people—the stuff that outshines the shine. Kicking off with the hazy “locket theme,” it weaves through flirty snaps like “yes baby,” wing-clipped confessions in “angel wings,” and nocturnal drifts like “for the night,” landing here in bittersweet hush. No overpacked guest list; just Madison curating chaos with Clampitt’s beats and Moreno’s soft-focus visuals, pulling from curveball sessions that birthed the whole era. Fans got the tracklist tease last month, already spinning fan theories on how “bittersweet” bridges to this void.

Beer’s owning her glow-up at 26, two years past Silence’s Grammy whispers and those intimate synagogue stages that turned fans into family. The Long Island storyteller who outgrew teen spotlights is scripting deeper now—evolving from viral vixen to vintage alchemist, with tour dates stacking from MSG to the O2 like she’s reclaiming every corner of the map.

Dive into the nothing at all lyrics below and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other locket tracks for more of Madison Beer’s sentimental pop reveries.

         

Song Credits

Lead VocalsMadison Beer
SongwriterMadison Beer, Leroy Clampitt, Lucy Healey & LOSTBOY
Music ProducerLOSTBOY & Leroy Clampitt
LabelSing It Loud Records, LCC & Epic Records
Release DateJanuary 16, 2026
Song LanguageEnglish
Copyright ©Sing It Loud Records, LCC, Epic Records & Sony Music Entertainment
Phonographic Copyright ℗Sing It Loud Records, LCC, Epic Records & Sony Music Entertainment
DistributorEpic Records, Sony Music Entertainment & Sing It Loud Records, LCC
PublisherAngerball Music, Kobalt Music, Universal Music Group, Blue Cocoon, Sony Music Publishing UK, Reservoir Media, Sony Music Entertainment & Delacey Music

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Who is the singer of the “nothing at all” song?

The “nothing at all” song is sung by Madison Beer.

         

Who wrote “nothing at all” by Madison Beer?

The song “nothing at all” was written by Madison Beer, Leroy Clampitt, Lucy Healey, and LOSTBOY.

Who produced “nothing at all” by Madison Beer?

“nothing at all” is produced by ​‎LOSTBOY and Leroy Clampitt.

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The nothing at all was released on January 16, 2026.

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