Madison Beer Breaks Free In "Unbreakable"

Madison Beer just dropped her brand new video for the EDM-inflected pop anthem "Unbreakable," just as the new single went up on iTunes and she gave us all the deets. Beer may only be 15 years old, but she wants to promote an ultra positive message through her music and that's just what "Unbreakable" does. "It is about staying true to yourself. Everything gets better," she told HollywoodLife.com exclusively all about what inspired it, what her hopes are for the future, and of course what tips Justin Bieber has been giving her.
Beer, found by Bieber in 2012, has shown tremendous growth over the past two years, appearing on a mix of Cody Simpson's "Valentine," remaking John Legend's "All of Me," and releasing an original track and video for "Melodies" that includes a cameo from Bieber himself. The Jericho, Long Island, New York singer's latest song, "Unbreakable," is a message-oriented, summertime synth-pop record. It isn't geared for block parties like her debut single, "Melodies." Instead the midtempo pop number aims to uplift anyone who's ever felt insecure or broken down, with its faint electro flourishes and encouraging hook.
"It's a powerful, inspirational song, like [Katy Perry's] 'Firework,'" Beer told J-14.com. "If you listen to the words, it's telling you that you can't let what other people say bring you down." The Island Records artist, who is working on her debut solo album, has told Hollywood Life that she identifies with the song's lyrics. "I love the whole message, and it's definitely something that I live by, just because it's hard sometimes to stay true to yourself and not feel weird around other people. It's hard to stay strong sometimes, especially when you are going through some things that normal people wouldn't go through. It's really an important thing to me."
Beer shows depth about teenagers that are needing a positive 'push' in life in video, which tackles friendship, disabilities, fear and heartache. The clip begins with Beer and a crowd wanders aimlessly until they find a field, dance around as a happy Beer belts out the inspiring lyrics of the country-tinged tune's chorus "We're gonna ride through fire like we've never been burned/ We're gonna laugh out loud like we've never been heard/ We're gonna shout it out to the edge of the world/ We're unbreakable/ You're unbreakable," while walking across a smoking flare on a horse ranch with images of struggling low self-esteem teens literally carrying their emotions around on the countryside, scrawled across black balloons that describe how they feel about themselves.

Madison Beer throwing block party in "Melodies"

Madison Beer, a YouTube sensation, who was discovered by Justin Bieber, makes her musical debut with cutest music video of all time for her ridiculously catchy first single, "Melodies." If you haven't heard of Madison Beer yet, prepare yourself now because we have a very good feeling that we're going to be seeing a lot of her soon. Not only the up-tempo pop track she describes as fun and young, but the video for the track featuring her pop star mentor, pink balloons, dreamy boys, and all of our favorite things crammed into 4 minutes of super sweet fun.
Young up-and-comer Long Island native is got such a Millennial Cinderella story: Bieber discovered the fresh-faced now 14-year-old on Twitter just over a year ago when he came across Beer singing a cover of Etta James' "At Last." He tweeted the video out numerous times, and directed a few tweets to Carly Rae Jepsen, his last protege, and Bruno Mars, showing them how talented Beer was. So he instantly decided he wanted to make her a star. That time is here, and he's even appearing in her first ever video!
"I remember watching Justin's first video and now Justin is in my first video and it's just weird that I'm even saying that," Beer tells MTV News. The video begins of Bieber and his longtime pal Ryan Butler sitting on a couch listening to "Melodies." "You hear that Ryan? That's a smash. She's gonna be a star, trust me," Bieber says to Ryan who answers with, "I think I love her, bro." After a laugh, Bieber says, "hey, watch this." He signs a pair of purple headphones, sticks them in the box and adds a note that reads, "put these on, love Justin."
The megastar then signs a note and puts a set of headphones in a red box with a purple bow. Cut to the smiling and adorable Beer's opening the gift. And with her lucky gift from the Bieber, she is ready to start singing her song. Upon wearing those autographed bright purple headphones and red high-top Converses, she takes it to the streets, starts dancing through the neighborhood with friends, singing her song out loud, which attracts a crowd of followers and gets lost in her own little musical world, totally unaware that a sizable crowd of kids have begun to follow her Pied Piper-style, ending with an explosion of confetti and a potential love interest.