Madison Beer really kept her fans waiting for her debut studio album, but its follow-up came together pretty quickly. The young singer announced the release of her sophomore studio album Silence Between Songs, set to come out on September 15.
Beer discussed the release of her new record in an interview with Rolling Stone, and said it’s inspired by “those moments in between the noise is when you’re able to reflect.”
“I was able to look at things with a better perspective. That’s where these records came from… There are some serious songs on the album that are about really emotional and personal things to me,” she told Rolling Stone.
Silence Between Songs is Beer’s most personal record to date, and some of the tracks are inspired by her complicated relationship with her father and her younger brother. She announced its release just a few weeks after publishing her memoir The Half of It, and her fans who read it will come into the album with a clearer vision.
Beer also described this album as “intricate and kind of strange” when it comes to its musical direction, revealing she took inspiration from The Beatles, The Beach Boy, Tame Impala, and Lana Del Rey.
