"Charm Bracelet" is a song by Jazmin Bean. It is the twelfth track on their debut studio album, Traumatic Livelihood, and released alongside the album on February 23, 2024.
Background[]
The demo and lyrics of the song were teased in 2023.
The song was revealed to be the twelfth track on Traumatic Livelihood, first prematurely through Apple Music, then through a official announcement for the album on February 21, 2023.
Bean posted a video to TikTok, Spotify and Instagram stating while making the song they tried to mix trip hop and country, which are two genres they didn't do before and weren't thinking about doing until near the end of the album process. As they didn't have time to do both genres with two different songs, they decided to mix the two genres into one.
Leak history[]
As with certain songs, "Charm Bracelet" has been leaked on one or multitude occasions. The list below shows all the timed the song has been leaked:
- February 23, 2024 (final; full)
Theme[]
"Charm Bracelet" embodies a laid-back perspective on life's fluctuations. It recognizes the unpredictable nature of challenges but underscores resilience and personal development. Drawing a parallel between life's trials and charms on a bracelet, the theme encourages a relaxed approach to adversity. The visuals mirror a journey through highs and lows, with the protagonist symbolically adding charms to signify their evolving strength.
Official versions[]
| Ver. | Released on | Release date | Prod. | Rec. date | Length | |
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| Final | Traumatic Livelihood | February 23, 2024 | Matt Schwartz | 2023 | 3:32 | |
| Clean version | Traumatic Livelihood | February 23, 2024 | Schwartz | 2023 | 3:32 | |
| Demos | ||||||
| Demo | Unreleased | September 11, 2024 (partially leaked) | Schwartz | 2023 | Unknown | |
Official videos[]
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Gallery[]
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Live performances[]
"Charm Bracelet" was performed at:
Trivia[]
- Bean stated on The Allison Hagendorf Show that they don't think the song should have made it to the final track listing on Traumatic livelihood, due to it feeling random to them.[1]