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Miley Cyrus's New Album: Dated Disco or Bold Move?
24 Sep
Summary
- New album sounds dated, drawing from 2020s sounds.
- Critics find the glam-rock and disco-pop schmaltz uninspired.
- Album features collaborations that reportedly flatten any fun.
Miley Cyrus's recent album, Bass Persuades, is facing critical reviews for its uninspired and dated sound. The collection appears to draw heavily from the glam-rock and disco-pop styles that characterized her music around 2020.
Despite Cyrus's established persona, the album's musical direction is seen as a step back. Critics note a lack of innovation, with some collaborations reportedly detracting from potential enjoyment.
The music questions contemporary dance trends but fails to provide compelling material for listeners to engage with. The album's reliance on past sounds leaves a minimal impression.
Collaborators Kid Harpoon and Michael Pollack are mentioned for their work, which some feel overpowers Cyrus's distinct vocal talent. Tracks like "REDLIGHTS" and "Let's Get Married" are cited as examples of the album's perceived shortcomings.
While some moments hint at more compelling artistic explorations, like the track "Neon Signs," the overall reception suggests Bass Persuades struggles to find a fresh identity.
