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| Madison Beer | |
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| Birth name | Madison Elle Beer |
| Born | 1999-03-05 Jericho, New York |
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| Years active | 2012–Present |
| Website | https://www.madisonbeer.com |
Madison Elle Beer is an American vocalist and composer whose musical career began gaining significant public notice in 2012 when Justin Bieber shared her rendition of "At Last" when she was just thirteen years old. Her musical journey progressed with the release of her introductory extended play titled "As She Pleases" in 2018. Beer secured her recording contract with Epic Records in August 2019, subsequently launching her inaugural full-length studio album "Life Support" in 2021, which featured the RIAA Platinum-certified track "Selfish".
Her musical catalog expanded with the 2023 release of her second studio album "Silence Between Songs," which garnered a Grammy nomination for Best Immersive Audio Album. Beer's third studio album, "Locket," debuted in 2026, featuring the singles "Make You Mine" (receiving a Grammy nomination for Best Dance Pop Recording) and "Bittersweet," which achieved her first entry onto the US Billboard Hot 100 chart, reaching position 68.
Beyond her solo work, Beer has contributed her vocal talents to the virtual music project K/DA within the League of Legends universe, portraying the character Evelynn and participating in the release of their singles "Pop/Stars" (2018) and "More" (2020). Her media presence extends to television appearances in series including Todrick (2015) and RuPaul's Drag Race (2020), as well as a film role in Louder Than Words (2013).