Madison Beer's newest release, "Make You Mine," accompanied by a visually impeccable music video, might just be one of our favorite releases from the singer-songwriter to date — and there’s already plenty of strong tracks across her discography to choose from.

Drawing inspiration from the underrated cult classic movie Jennifer's Body (starring Megan Fox), the music video's concept exudes a dark and edgy aesthetic, with Beer stepping into the demonic boy-hungry lead that creates several stunning parallels to its source material. These rich, well-curated visuals accompanying "Make You Mine" serve as a testament to Beer's evolving brand of detail-oriented artistry, with a nod to cinematic ambiance that compliments the song’s enticing mystique.

Moving beyond the visual realm of the music video, "Make You Mine" sonically resonates as a euphoric club anthem that showcases Beer's impeccable taste and fresh spin on her signature sound. The track's infectious beat and catchy, layered chorus make it an instant crowd-pleaser that feels as if it was created for the masses whether it’s on a festival stage or inside of a crowded, blacked-out club. However, it’s Beer's vocals that takes the production of “Make You Mine” a step further by delivering a combination that’s both powerful and emotive.

Between her carefully curated vision for the music video, and the song’s entrancing sound, Beer is effectively solidifying that her artistry is only getting sharper as she comes into her own — and there’s plenty of hope for the future.

Watch the video for Beer’s new single “Make You Mine,” included below.