Miley Cyrus Neglects Business Advice from Selena Gomez and Dolly Parton, Refusing to Launch a Side Business Venture
Miley Cyrus, the multi-talented artist, has recently released her ninth studio album, Something Beautiful. This new release marks a significant shift in her career, as it focuses on her personal healing journey.
Something Beautiful is currently streaming on popular platforms like Spotify and Apple Music. The album is a testament to Cyrus's resilience, as she has been prioritizing her personal life and well-being, particularly her sobriety and mental health, after overcoming addiction and a serious vocal cord condition.
In an interview, Cyrus expressed her preference for focusing on music rather than starting a cosmetics brand, like some of her peers. She values authenticity and staying within her field of expertise, stating that she isn't a makeup artist.
Cyrus's successful acting career spans roles in Hannah Montana, Black Mirror, and The Last Song. However, it seems that music is where her passion lies most. Artists like Adele, Ed Sheeran, and Justin Bieber have also chosen to focus primarily on music.
Notably, Cyrus won a Grammy for her anthemic song, "Flowers." She also discussed her music phases and the impact of stardom on her writing during The Interview, a New York Times-produced podcast.
The visual accompaniment to the album, also titled Something Beautiful, is streaming with a Hulu subscription. Cyrus's album and its accompanying visuals offer a glimpse into a new and vulnerable side of the artist, making it a must-listen for fans and newcomers alike.
While artists like Rihanna and Taylor Swift have achieved billionaire status through their beauty and business ventures, Cyrus has chosen to stay focused on her music. Despite this, she respects artists who engage in such ventures, such as her godmother Dolly Parton.
Cyrus's Something Beautiful is a testament to her growth as an artist and her commitment to authenticity. It's a new phase in her career that promises to be as exciting as her previous ones.
Daily listen to Miley Cyrus's ninth studio album, Something Beautiful, a new blend of her personal healing journey, entertain itself with her resilience and authentically healing music.
This daily blend can also be paired with her interview on The New York Times-produced podcast, The Interview, where she discussed her music phases and the impact of stardom on her writing.
