Madison Beer

Life Support

Madison Beer is a very controversial artist who has been in the public eye for a long time, from accusations of copying Ariana Grande (for simple influences) to out of proportion rumors. Even so, I decided to give her a chance and I ended up loving the singles on this album showing great potential with powerful ballads and self-love hymns.

Starting with the problems of this album: it is so ambitious that it loses its focus even in its brightest moments. I felt that the production tried to be ... read more

Conhecia a Madison Cerveja por causa daquela música hinaria de Monster High que ela cantou e que fez a minha linda infância...
Faz uns 7 meses desde que ouvi o disco da Madison Cervejinha, mas né? Preguiça é foda...
Quando eu vi a capa fiquei: Nossa que bonita que ficou essa capa, adorei... aí eu vi as 17 músicas e fiquei: Me fudi pra caralho, troço longo da porra...
Mas aí... eu vi que todas as faixas são maravilhosas e ... read more

I can't hate this album, I just don't think I'm the target audience.
It is a pop record with a lot of influence from the sound of the 2000s.
As much as it has even more interesting and experimental moments, this album sounds a lot like a spectacular album for 13 year old girls. I can't take anything seriously here, and as I said, even though it has interesting parts, the record sounds from beginning to end as a blatant combination of the works of Lana Del Rey, Billie Eilish and Rina ... read more

Into a particular dimension 'Life Support' is surely confessional. The singer radiates different emotions throughout the tracks, sometimes is sincere, sometimes is just another pop inflection on how you can enpower yourself without being completely vulnerable. But talking about vulnerability Madison has its moments of pure bliss, in songs like 'Homesick' and 'Selfish', she does what in my opinion she does best: truthful ballads. I wonder if she thought in herself as someone that can be seem as ... read more