Leading with unique vocals and sound design, iconic pop star Miley Cyrus is garnering attention with her latest album ‘Plastic Hearts’. It is her seventh album.
Iconic pop star Miley Cyrus has stricken the industry again with her latest album ‘Plastic Hearts’. It’s her seventh studio album consists of fifteen freshly churned pop tracks. This album has gathered a lot of anticipation as it came after a long pause after her last album named ‘Younger Now’. The tracks like ‘WTF Do I Know’, ‘Plastic Hearts’, ‘Angels Like You’, ‘ Gimme What I Want’, etc provide satisfying musical arrangement along with the singer’s unique singing style. The stylish vocals alongside fuzz- soaked bass and fast-paced rhythm do not fail to impress her listeners. Amazingly Miley meanders her voice with each different soundscape and as a result, each of the tracks provides a different essence. The gentle yet confident presence of the artist reflects through her bold singing and flawless performance.
The pop singer has collaborated with other artists to make this album even more successful and provide an amalgamation of each of the artist’s individuality. In the latest album ‘Plastic Hearts’, the track ‘Prisoner’ is featured by Dua Lipa, ‘Night Crawling’ is featured by Billy Idol and ‘Bad Karma’ is featured by Joan Jett. Each artist did a wonderful job and complimented her singing style. The tracks ‘Heart of Glass’ and ‘Zombie’ are the live recordings from iHeart festival and Niva Save Our Stages respectively. With all these exquisite tracks the artist is garnering a lot of attention and satisfying the souls of the music lovers. Her last collaboration project with Ariana Grande and Lana Del Rey was the track named ‘Don’t Call Me Angel’ on the soundtrack for the 2019 reboot of the movie ‘Charlie’s Angels’. Undoubtedly the artist has a huge fan base and it is increasing even more with the latest album. Follow Miley Cyrus over Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Spotify to get the taste of her latest music.
Alicia Parker is a fashion enthusiast studying at the University of California. She contributes to Daily Music Roll as a music blogger and writes a review of various music on a daily basis
