Miley Explores New Ground Across 10-Track Album Bass Persuades
The 10-song set includes a remix and tracks about family tension, celebrity and romance, while Miley Cyrus explores new musical directions.
- Singer Miley Cyrus released her 10th album, 'Bass Persuades', on Friday, urging listeners to disconnect from technological distractions on the title track.
- Reflecting her adoration of Pink Floyd, Miley explained how last year's concept album 'Something Beautiful' drew inspiration from 'The Wall', influencing her artistic direction.
- Collaborations define key tracks: 'Different Religion' features Model/Actriz, 'Neon Signs' features Andrew Wyatt of Miike Snow, and 'Innocent Ways' spotlights sister Noah Cyrus addressing family tension.
- Romantic themes emerge in 'Let's Get Married', directed at fiancé Maxx Morando, which recalls the loping beat of her 2025 hit 'End of the World'.
- Kinetic songs blend elements of 90s-era Madonna, Britney Spears, and Lady Gaga, showcasing Miley's unique vocal timbre that remains distinctively hers throughout the project.
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Of prolific production, the singer just released another album
For the new album "Bass Persuades", Miley Cyrus takes off her famous last name. In two decades, the 33-year-old has repeatedly reinvented himself – from Disney star to pop icon. We have taken a closer look at the latest work and look back at the most important stages of her career.
There are three years since the American Miley Cyrus put on "Flowers", the song most heard on streaming in 2023. From there, she laid down and rolled in fame, released the ambitious album "Something beautiful" (2025), changed the label Columbia to Atlantic, took the name "Cyrus" and this Friday, just like Miley, released "Bass persuades" — a record with 10 tracks (one of them, remix from which gives title to work and opens the album) and not eve…
Miley Cyrus promises the dance floor on ‘Bass Persuades’. Furthermore, noise metal band Chat Pile is once again ominous and wildly attractive, and pianists Ekaterina Zhemaitis and Polina Kulikova know how to build tension.
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