Miley Cyrus is launching a new chapter in her career with the debut of “Bass Persuades,” a dance-pop single that serves as the title track for her forthcoming tenth studio album. The song combines electronic elements reminiscent of the 1980s with a spoken-word opening that draws comparisons to iconic pop moments. With its commanding lyrics and club-oriented production, the track signals a shift toward dance floor-ready material for the artist.
The accompanying music video accompanies the single’s September 18 release through Atlantic Records, marking Cyrus’s first project under her new label deal. This release follows her previous work on Columbia Records, including recent albums “Endless Summer Vacation” and “Something Beautiful.” Notably, Cyrus has adopted a mononymous stage presence for this era of her career.
In announcing the project, Cyrus shared her artistic vision on social media, emphasizing how music captures the full spectrum of human experience. The ten-track album will be promoted through live performances at Los Angeles’s Hollywood Bowl on October 16 and 18, with special guest Model/Actriz, who also appears on the single. The shows are expected to feature the complete album performed in sequence.
Originally reported by Variety →
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