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"I think sonically I really wanted to lean into the stuff that I grew up loving, that I still love to this day. I wanted to make sure that I was being really vulnerable and honest with my articulation in this album [...]."

"Silence Between Songs" is the sophomore studio album by Madison Beer released on September 15, 2023, by Epic Records and Sing It Loud. Madison began working on the album shortly after her debut album, Life Support (February 2021), was released and continued until early 2023.

Silence Between Songs is mostly a pop and psychedelic record, but it also features elements of 1960s soul music. While recording the album, Beer drew inspiration from a variety of musicians, such as the Beatles, the Beach Boys, the Zombies, and the Turtles. Over the course of almost three years, the album was produced by a number of people, including Madison Beer herself, Leroy Clampitt, One Love, Fred Ball, and James Francies. Beer describes the sound as being vulnerable and honest.

Compared to Beer's earlier works, the lyrics of Silence Between Songs have a more mature theme and center on relationships, mental health, love, and heartbreaks. Critics gave the album positive reviews, with many praising Beer's strong vocals and thought-provoking lyrics. Some people thought the album's songs were all remarkably similar.

Background[]

Madison Beer's highly anticipated second album has experienced a tumultuous journey since its conception. Initially, Beer had planned to release both her debut album, "Life Support," and her sophomore album in 2021. A day after Life Support was released, on February 27, 2021, Madison disclosed that she had already begun work on a new album.[1] However, unforeseen circumstances led to multiple delays.

"You know, COVID messed me up so much timeline-wise, that Iā€™m really confused all the time about when, exactly. But I want to say I started writing it right before COVID, in 2020. We did some sessions and we made some songs. And I would say around two or three of those songs ended up making it onto the album. There are songs from six months ago, mixed in with songs from around three years ago."[2]

After a Dropbox hack, which happend at the end of 2021, there was a significant leak of several songs from her upcoming album. In addition to the leak, Beer faced challenges in collaborating with her writing team, due to scheduling conflicts during her Life Support tour. As a result, the album's release was pushed back to 2022. Further complications arose, leading to the album's release being delayed once more to 2023.

On August 4, 2022 Madison posted a picture of a blurred whiteboard on it. She later gave away that it indicates the tracklist.[3] On December 3, 2022 Beer wrote that she's been adding and changing tracks on the album and that a whiteboard picture is coming "soon soon".[4][5][6] On December 14, 2022 Madison tweeted that she recorded the final session for the album.[7][8]

On January 9, 2023 Madison confirmed that the album will have two moods, shaking ass and crying.[9]

On March 17, 2023 Beer replied to a fan via Twitter that there are going to be 12, 13, 14 or 15 tracks.[10] She later revealed that it won't be 12.[11] A few days later on March 19, 2023 Madison responded to a video that her favorite song of the album is track 3 and 5.[12] On April 10, 2023 Madison said that track 8 is a really emotional track and revealed that Showed Me (How I Fell In Love With You) is track 9.[13][14]

In May Madison revealed that it won't take much longer for the tracklist to drop.[15] On May 31, 2023 Beer finally announced the album on social media with the release date of September 15, 2023.[16] After the announcement of her sophomore album, Madison's webstore updated with a countdown to June 2 for the album preorder.[17]

On June 2, 2023, "Home To Another One" was released and in the music video of the song, you could see a magazine called "SBS" standing for Silence Between Songs.

Beer described the sound as being very different from Life support. There will be no "bops" on the album and is aimed to mostly consist of ballads. According to Beer, the most emotional tracks on the album are: "King Of Everything", "Ryder", and "At Your Worst".

On August 8, 2023 a tracklist which was missing letters was posted on twitter.[18] A day later the complete tracklist was finally shared via Madison's Instagram.[19][20] The same day Beer shared the original whiteboard with the tracklist from May 3, 2022, August 2, 2022 and the final from December 13, 2022 on it.[21] On August 11, 2023, Madison shared a new cover for the album, initially announcing it as an alt. cover but then confirming it will be the cover on all streaming platforms as well as physical formats.[22][23] Days later, Madison went live on Instagram and clarified that the vinyl and CDs ordered before the new cover was announced will still have the original artwork.[24] In the same livestream, Madison expressed that she was not fully satisfied with the original album cover, stating that she didn't feel like it represented the album to the fullest.[25]

On August 18, 2023 the fifth single Spinnin was released. At the end of the month Beer shared snippets of the song via her Instagram.

On September 7, 2023, Madison's team announced that they will be hosting a listening party in Los Angeles, California.[26] In order to be invited to the event, you had to create a TikTok using the song "Spinnin" and then send the link to Madison's official site. The selected fans would have the opportunity to exclusively hear the album before the official release.

Madison finally released the album on September 15, 2023, after much anticipation from fans.[27] The album received overall favorable reviews by critics. On October 8, 2023 Silence Between Songs was the #1 album on iTunes in the UK.[28] On October 9, 2023 The Spinnin Tour was announced.[29]

Silence Between Songs became a Grammy-nominated album on November 10, 2023 for the 66th Annual Grammy Awards. The album was nominated in the "Best Immersive Audio Album" category.[30][31]

On November 30, 2023 Madison performed songs of the album on VEVO.

Deluxe Edition[]

On April 28, 2023 Beer stated that she isn't working on a deluxe version of the album and hasn't made one yet.[32] In an Instagram livestream Madison reacted to the rumors about her already planning a deluxe version of the album, to which she replied that she would love to make one in the future, but hasn't started yet.[33]

On August 9, 2023, Madison participated in a Twitter Space and expressed her admiration for the musical composition "Shampoo", and expressed her interest in its potential release as a deluxe version or single in the future.

On September 4, 2023, Madison confirmed on an Instagram livestream that she's working on a Deluxe version of the album, however, it is not known which tracks will be included on it or when she is planning to release it.[34] On September 30, 2023 Beer confirmed that she is considering making a deluxe for the album.[35][36] In an interview in September 2023, Beer explained that she wants to do more upbeat song and confirmed again, that she's been thinking about making the deluxe or an EP.[37][38] On October 20, 2023 Madison shared a picture of her and Leroy being in the studio after a fan asked how the deluxe is going.[39]

On December 14, 2023, Madison confirmed on Twitter that she was working on a deluxe again, but also hinted at the possibility of it being a EP instead stating ā€œthat has not been officially decided yet, so we will see.ā€[40] A day later she said she was indecisive whether it would be an ep or a deluxe version.[41] On December 17, 2023, Madison beer uploaded a post to Instragram, potentially hinting at the possibility of the unreleased track ā€œ11 11ā€, on the album on the second slide. [42]

On January 4, 2024 a fan asked if Beer forget the deluxe or ep to which Madison answered with "don't be silly" sharing a video of her in a studio.[43]

On February 7, 2024, Madison said in an instagram livestream that "Make You Mine" as well as another single might be tied to the deluxe version of the album.[44]

On July 1, 2024 it was confirmed that Madison Beer is working on another studio album via Twitter, which is why a deluxe version of the album was scrapped.[45]

Possible intended Songs[]

Album Title[]

"I got to a point where I just hit the fan quite literally and [...] I just made a choice like I'm either gonna fix my life or I can't live like this, so I chose to start working on myself mentally and [...] start taking my mental health really seriously and I feel like that's where 'Silence Between Songs' was come up with because, you know I was like in between the silence between songs, in between the noise was where I really learned who I was [...] [when I'm] not always distracting myself. That's where I figured out that I can potentially get better and like things can change in a positive way."

Cover Artwork[]

With the announcement of the release date of the album on May 31, 2023, a cover from the "Home To Another One" photo shoot was revealed. However, Madison announced it in late August as an alternative cover and shared the official one, because she wasn't satisfied with the already released cover. She later confirmed it will be the cover on all streaming platforms as well as physical formats.

Singles[]

The album has six singles.

  • The lead single, ā€œRecklessā€ was released on June 4, 2021. The single paved the way for an album where Beer reflects and tells her stories, with the underlying theme of chapters.
  • On August 26, 2022, Beer returned with a new single, ā€œDangerousā€. A stunning and powerful ballad.
  • Later in 2022, on October 14, Beer released the third official single, ā€œShowed Me (How I Fell In Love With You)ā€, which samples ā€œYou Showed Meā€ by The Turtles.
  • On June 2, 2023, Beer released the fourth single of the album, "Home To Another One". A psychedelic pop song with retro touches.
  • The fifth single from the album, "Spinnin" was released on August 18, 2023. A song inspired by The Beatles' 1965 song "Yesterday".
  • On October 18, 2023 the six and final single of the album "Sweet Relief" was released. The single's about having a crush and being like smitten over somebody.

Trivia[]

  • Beer's top 3 of the album are "Envy The Leaves", "Silence Between Songs" and "Sweet Relief", but they change all the time.[46]
  • In an interview with Rolling Stone, Beer stated that Lana Del Rey had listened to her album and particularly enjoyed the opening track "Spinnin".[47]
  • Beer almost accidently leaked all of her songs for the album on a twitch live stream before its release.[48]
  • The magazine cover in the "Home To Another One" music video was named SBS standing for Silence Between Songs.
  • The last songs Beer made for this album were "Nothing Matters But You" and "I Wonder".[49]
    • The latest additions to the album were "I Wonder", "At Your Worst" and "Sweet Relief".
  • The oldest song is the title track "Silence Between Songs" and "King Of Everything".[50]
    • It is Madison's first album with a title track.
  • The album has a 60s vibe and was not only inspired by the Beatles, but also by the Beach Boys, the Zombies, the Turtles and a lot more.[51][52]
  • This album took over 3 years to make.
    • The tracklist for the album was changed multiple times due to dissatisfaction.
    • In an interview Madison was asked if the date of the release of the album has a special meaning. She answered no and explanied that she originally planned to release it in august, which was pushed back, because the vinyls wouldn't have been done by then.[53]
  • The album was nominated as the Best Immersive Audio Album at the 66th Annual Grammy Awards.[54]
  • Beer has writing-credits on every single song.
  • The gradual album cover was from the "Home To Another One" photo shoot and the official one from "Spinnin".
    • In an interview about the album Beer stated that she didn't like the original album cover and that it always gave her another more natural vibe like a girl swimming in a lake.[55]
    • However, another photo shoot for the album was revealed by a photograph.
  • Beer revealed in the same interview while talking about her sexuality that she had a song on the album about a girl whom she had a relationship with (The Way She Loves Me).
    • She decided to scrap the song since it was not good in her eyes.[55]
  • Madison explained in an interview that the song (Silence Between Songs) came first and itā€™s really about missing someone in between those silent moments and the album is about something different. Theyā€™re the same title but they have different meanings. To her, for the album title, it was the time she felt like she grew the most because she was actually still and able to hear her thoughts and not be constantly distracted or want to be distracted.[56][57]
  • Madison was excited the most for fans to listen to the song "Ryder" and was the most excited to perform "Spinnin" live because of the high-note.[56]
  • In this album Beer sampled songs for the first time.
  • Melanie Martinez, James Charles and Tracie Beer attended the Silence Between Songs release party.
  • This album has many references to older songs like "Reckless" or "Dear Society" as Madison stated.[58]
  • When Madison Beer was asked if she made the song on this album out of a happier and lighter vibe than Life Support, Madison answered that most of the songs are actually more negative, but they come from a more accepting place.[59]
  • The longest song of the album is "King Of Everything" and the shortest is "Silence Between Songs".
  • Madison's memoir "The Half Of It" inspired two or three song of the album, which are unconfirmed believed to be "17", "Ryder" and "Blessing In Disguise" (these are unconfirmed). [60]

Critical Reception[]

Critics praised the albumā€™s dreamy and introspective sound, highlighting Madisonā€™s emotive vocals and the lush production. The blend of pop, dream pop, and indie elements resonated with listeners. Some reviewers felt that the album lacked cohesion, with certain tracks standing out more than others. They appreciated the experimentation but wanted a stronger thematic thread.[61] Beats Per Music wrote "some tracks do run the risk of sounding samey in terms of production, the main strengths of this album lie in Beerā€™s powerful voice and transparent lyrics". Melissa Kacar called the albums sound "so grand and cinematic" and praised "Spinnin" for her lyrical and vocal strength. NME called out that "thereā€™s one too many generic, string-laden ballads, and a stop-start feel to the record, a frustration given how enlivening its highs are." and rated it a 3 out if 5 stars. However, Sound In Review recommended to give that album a listen, accept it as a model for what creative, emotionally nuanced, and most importantly, genuine chill pop music can be. It called the album a 4 out of 5. A positive review was also given by 5 Finger Review, which called the album a "future classic in musicā€™s rich tapestry". On February 22, 2025, the Spectrum rates the album "one of those albums that I never knew I needed to listen to, but now I canā€™t stop listening to it. From start to finish, this album just hits for me. [ā€¦] I think Madison Beer deserves more attention than she currently gets as her lyricism and musical tones are something special.".

Professional Ratings
Source Rating Source Rating
Riffmogonline[62] 9/10 Clash 7/10
Euphoriazine magazine[63] 4 out of 5 NME 3 out of 5
Beats Per Music 74% The Telegraph 3 out of 5

Tour[]

The spinnin tour

Main article: The Spinnin Tour

Beer embarked on her third concert tour and first arena tour, titled "The Spinnin Tour", dedicated to her sophomore album Silence Between Songs. The tour was officially announced on October 9, 2023 and was carried out from Europe to North America. The tour started on February 24, 2024 in Stockholm and ended on June 13, 2024 in the USA.

Main article: The Encore

"The Encore - Asia and Australia tour" is Madison Beer's fourth concert tour dedicated to her second studio album Silence Between Songs. Beer traveled through Asia and Australia for the tour. The tour began in Singapore on August 22, 2024 and wrapped up in Melbourne on September 2, 2024.

Tracklist[]

The first look at the album tracklisting was on August 8, 2023, when Madison's team shared a video on their Instagram and Twitter accounts. In this video, Madison can be seen writing down the tracklist of the album on a whiteboard.[64][65] The titles had several letters missing except for the already released songs. This was likely made on purpose so that fans could make up what the titles were themselves. The video had a blur effect, so that it wouldn't completely clear to see what's written on the whiteboard.

The day after, on August 9, 2023, Madison released the full album tracklist to the public.[66] She also posted another whiteboard photo to her twitter featuring two early versions of the tracklist.[67]

Standard Version[]

No. TitleWriter(s)Producer(s) Length
1. "Spinnin"  Beer, Clampitt, Kinetics & One LoveBeer, Clampitt & One Love 2:46
2. "Sweet Relief"  Beer, One Love, Lucy Healy & ClampittBeer, Clampitt & One Love 2:41
3. "Envy The Leaves"  Beer, One Love, Kinetics & ClampittBeer, Clampitt & One Love 3:19
4. "17"  Beer, Clampitt & KineticsBeer, Clampitt & One Love 3:36
5. "Ryder"  Beer, One Love, Kinetics & ClampittBeer, Clampitt & One Love 4:06
6. "Nothing Matters But You"  Beer, Lucy Healy, Fred BallBeer, Ball & Clampitt 2:45
7. "I Wonder"  Beer, Healy, Ball & ClampittBeer, Ball & Clampitt 2:37
8. "At Your Worst"  Beer, One Love, Healy & ClampittBeer, Clampitt & One Love 2:58
9. "Showed Me (How I Fell In Love With You)"  Beer, Clampitt, Gene Clark, Jim McGuinn, Kinetics & One LoveBeer, Clampitt & One Love 3:15
10. "Home To Another One"  Beer, Clampitt, Lucy Healey & One LoveBeer, Clampitt & One Love 2:29
11. "Dangerous"  Beer, Clampitt, Jesso Jr., Kinetics & One LoveBeer, Clampitt, One Love & James Francies 3:48
12. "Reckless"  Beer, Clampitt, Kinetics & One LoveBeer, Clampitt & One Love 3:23
13. "Silence Between Songs"  Beer, One Love, Kinetics & ClampittBeer, Clampitt & One Love 2:29
14. "King Of Everything"  Beer, One Love, Kinetics, Clampitt & Lowell BolandBeer, Clampitt & One Love 4:28
Total length:
 44:40
Tracklist

The Whiteboard

Early Tracklists[]

On August 9, 2023, Madison released a whiteboard photo to her twitter featuring two early versions of the tracklist.[67] Both of these versions were longer and contained more tracks than the final one.

Madison Beer shared lyrics ā€œthe shades of the sky have changed over time, not always green meadows on the other sideā€, from a song Madison was sure was going to be on the album, but was scrapped.

This tracklist was made on June 3, 2022, as the whiteboard indicates.

  • Bold typing indicates that the track was kept on the final tracklisting.
  • Italic typing indicates that the track was scrapped and later leaked.

  1. Reckless
  2. All I Ever Had Was You
  3. Spinnin
  4. Bestfriend
  5. 1 (11 11)
  6. Envy The Leaves
  7. King Of Everything
  8. People These Days
  9. What Love Means
  10. Silence Between Songs
  11. How's It Gonna End
  12. Let You Down
  13. The Way She Loves Me (She Loves Me)
  14. Blessing In Disguise
  15. B.O.Y.S (Blood On Your Shoes)
  16. Bubbles
  17. Shampoo
  18. You Did This To Me

This tracklist was made on August 2, 2022, as the whiteboard indicates. All songs in this tracklist, including the scrapped ones have been mixed, mastered and finished. This tracklist was the one that was meant to be released in 2022, but Madison has decided it was not good enough. She scrapped some songs, added new ones and changed a few of the existing ones (Dangerous, 17, Envy The Leaves and King Of Everything).

  • Bold typing indicates that the track was kept on the final tracklisting.
  • Italic typing indicates that the track was scrapped and later leaked.

  1. Spinnin
  2. King Of Everything
  3. 17
  4. Silence Between Songs
  5. Ryder
  6. Dangerous
  7. Envy The Leaves
  8. Apology
  9. Reckless
  10. The Way She Loves Me (She Loves Me)
  11. What Love Means
  12. B.O.Y.S (Blood On Your Shoes)
  13. Where Did You Go
  14. Showed Me (How I Fell In Love With You)
  15. People These Days

This tracklist was made on December 13, 2022, as the whiteboard indicates. It is an earlier version of the final tracklist. This version of the whiteboard was posted on her Instagram. All songs in this tracklist, including the scrapped ones have been mixed, mastered and finished.

  • Bold typing indicates that the track was kept on the final tracklisting.
  • Italic typing indicates that the track was scrapped and later leaked.

  1. Spinnin
  2. King Of Everything
  3. Sweet Relief
  4. 17
  5. Ryder
  6. Dangerous
  7. Envy The Leaves
  8. Apology (Interlude)
  9. Reckless
  10. Silence Between Songs
  11. What Love Means
  12. At Your Worst
  13. Home To Another One
  14. Showed Me (How I Fell In Love With You)
  15. People These Days
  16. I Wonder Why
  17. Nothing Matters But You

Cut Tracks[]

Key[]

  • Bold typing indicates that the song audio or the lyrics have been partially leaked, released, mentioned or performed at any point.
  • Underlined typing indicates that the song has been fully leaked online or officially released.
  • Italic typing indicates that the song was never released and has yet to leak fully online.

List[]

Videos[]

Gallery[]

Behind the scences of the original album art[]

Recording[]

Promotion[]

Listening Party[]

Release Party[]

Details[]

Physical formats[]

References[]

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EPIC RECORDS ā€¢ SEPTEMBER 15, 2023 ā€¢ 41:59
SONGS
Released Tracks
Singles Reckless ā€¢ Dangerous ā€¢ Showed Me (How I Fell In Love With You) ā€¢ Home To Another One ā€¢ Spinnin
Scrapped Tracks All I Ever Had Was You ā€¢ Apology ā€¢ Bad Boy ā€¢ Bestfriend ā€¢ Blessing In Disguise ā€¢ Blood On Your Shoes ā€¢ Bubbles ā€¢ Cherries ā€¢ Cool ā€¢ Cruel World ā€¢ Cry ā€¢ Cut The Strings ā€¢ Dream ā€¢ Go to Bed ā€¢ How's It Going To End ā€¢ Jealousy ā€¢ Kids ā€¢ Let You Down ā€¢ Love Myself ā€¢ Next To Me ā€¢ Nick's Song ā€¢ Not Your Lover ā€¢ People These Days ā€¢ Shampoo ā€¢ Strawberry Sweet ā€¢ Sweet Dreams ā€¢ The Way She Loves Me ā€¢ Track 5 ā€¢ Unlovable ā€¢ What Love Means ā€¢ Where Did You Go ā€¢ You Did This To Me
GENERAL INFORMATION
Producers James Francies ā€¢ Leroy Clampitt ā€¢ Madison Beer ā€¢ One Love
Writers Gene Clark ā€¢ Jim McGuinn ā€¢ Kinetics ā€¢ Leroy Clampitt ā€¢ Lucy Healey ā€¢ Madison Beer ā€¢ One Love ā€¢ Tobias Jesso Jr.
Label(s) Epic Records ā€¢ Sing It Loud Records, LCC
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