Madison Beer Unveils A Cover Of “Put Your Records On”

Madison Beer partnered with the Recording Academy to put her own touch on a two-time Grammy nominated classic. Today (September 3), the 20-year-old unveiled a cover of Corinne Bailey Rae’s “Put Your Records On.” Originally released in 2006, the song was up for both Song and Record Of The Year in 2007. And Madison’s take on the beloved anthem, recorded for the GRAMMY ReImagined series, stays very true to the original. Featuring minimal backing, it perfectly highlights her evocative vocals.

It’s also a song choice that emphasizes the rising star’s impressive versatility. This is just the latest in a string of exciting moves from Madison in 2019. Last month the “Hurts Like Hell” diva hopped on social media to announce a new deal with Epic Records. She also partnered up with Jax Jones and Martin Solveig on the club-ready “All Day And Night.” Not only that, but she introduced her debut album with lead single “Dear Society.” Hopefully we’ll get another taste of that tracklist in the near future.

In the meantime, check out her take on “Put Your Records On” below.

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