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Madison Beer's new album "Locket" isn’t just a title — it’s a symbol. The "Bad Enough" artist joined Ryan Seacrest in-studio on Friday, January 23, to celebrate the release of her latest album and shared the album title started simply and instinctively.

“It was just a word — it sounds stupid — but I just really liked that word," Madison said. "It felt feminine. It felt vintage. It felt metaphorical … you can hold memories and keepsakes. ... It just all developed naturally.”

Madison added that a locket is the perfect metaphor for reflecting on her musical journey and growth as an artist who was first signed at age 12.

“I’ve spoken about albums and cycles and eras and sometimes it feels like you release something and put it on a shelf and you move on from it … but it’s always part of you and exists — and a locket is that literal item.”

Madison also reflected on being dropped by her first label at age 16 and shared how the experience "definitely reframed my perceptive" and that she's "grateful for [the] fans who have stuck through it all."

So, who is in her actual locket?

“My cats [are] in there," she joked, referring to her beloved kitties Mookie and Maple.

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He's back! Harry Styles dropped the first single off his new album “Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally” after a 4-year hiatus and opted for an exclusive interview with our very own Sisanie and Tanya Rad.

During their hour-long chat, which was recorded ahead of the release of single "Aperture," Harry shared the "Together, Together" tour will be exactly what we all need.

"Comfy shoes," Harry shared of the dress code. "I want you to like dance, you know? We'll all be in it together. We'll be dancing. That's the plan."

Harry, who finished the album over the summer, said the time off helped him enjoy "being on the other side of the audience."

"[It] reminded myself how special it is to be experiencing live music with strangers and dancing and singing with them ... I'm ready to play this in a room and play it loud."

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