Noah Cyrus Crafts Movie Magic with "Reminders of Him" Song

Noah Cyrus, a Grammy nominee, has successfully penned her first song for a film, "Light Over the Hill," featured in the upcoming movie "Reminders of Him." This achievement marks the realization of a long-standing goal for the artist, who views music as integral to fashion and film.

Cyrus found inspiration in the film's exploration of rebirth and the possibility of starting anew. Experiencing the movie's narrative unfold in real time during a private screening, she was particularly moved by the themes of self-rebuilding for loved ones.

Working with co-producer PJ Harding, Cyrus channeled the film's emotional impact into her song. The resulting track, a blend of folky-bluegrass instrumentation, aims to capture the organic, light, and airy feeling she experienced while watching the movie.

The song's title, "Light Over the Hill," symbolizes hope, love, and moving forward. Cyrus valued the artistic freedom granted by director Vanessa Caswill, aiming to create a soundscape that fit the film's setting and characters.

Cyrus expressed immense gratitude for this initial film collaboration, feeling a strong desire to pursue more work in film and television. She noted the coincidence of her sister, Miley Cyrus, also contributing a song to a film around the same time, though they hadn't initially realized their parallel creative endeavors.

She eagerly awaits the Los Angeles premiere next month to see the final cut of "Reminders of Him" with her song playing during the end credits. Cyrus plans to attend the premiere with her mother, a devoted fan of the book's author, to experience the film together for the first time.