Miley Cyrus has unveiled her ninth studio album, Something Beautiful, a bold project that’s already stirring buzz for its ambition and deeply personal themes. Released on May 30, the album marks a new chapter for the pop star, blending experimental sounds with accessible pop, and showcasing Miley’s evolution as an artist at 32.
Unlike her previous blockbuster Flowers, Cyrus doesn’t repeat the same formula. Instead, Something Beautiful spans tracks that explore the emotional aftermath of relationships, longing, and self-acceptance. Critics note the album’s daring mix, positioned between the wild experimentation of Miley Cyrus & Her Dead Petz and the mainstream appeal of Bangerz and Endless Summer Vacation.
A standout feature of this release is its visual component: Something Beautiful is Miley’s first visual album. Accompanied by a one-hour film, the project will premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival and screen for one night only in North American theaters on June, and internationally on June 27 The visual experience is set to give fans a deeper look into the stories and metamorphosis behind the music.
The album also reflects Miley’s current stability and artistic confidence, with tracks like “Reborn” signaling a sense of renewal. After two decades in the spotlight, the singer is embracing her journey—triumphs, struggles, and all—making Something Beautiful a vivid portrait of her growth.
With its cinematic visuals, genre-blending sound, and unfiltered lyrics, Something Beautiful is being hailed as one of Miley Cyrus’s most authentic works to date.
