Miley Cyrus releases experimental dance album ‘Bass Persuades’

Miley Cyrus has released her latest album, titled ‘Bass Persuades’ and billed simply as ‘Miley’. The project marks a shift toward a more experimental, dance-oriented sound, featuring collaborators such as producer Kid Harpoon, her fiancé Maxx Morando, and the noise rock band Model/Actriz.

Critical reception describes the album as a somewhat disjointed venture. While the title track is noted as a dance-pop anthem, the record frequently diverges into various styles, including downtempo ballads and industrial-influenced tracks. The collaboration with Model/Actriz on ‘Different Religion’ is highlighted as a standout moment that blends experimental textures with melodic elements.

Lyrically, the album explores personal themes, including Cyrus’ relationship with Morando and reflections on her family and fame. While the synth production is cited as a cohesive strength, some reviews suggest the album lacks a consistent structure, oscillating between mainstream pop ambitions and more niche, experimental sounds.