The closing track of the album is Zombie, originally performed by The Cranberries. You spot Miley Cyrus’ voice here and there – but overall, this sound is quite close to the original, just a bit more rocking and powerful.
Does not sound super-thrilling, but I am really grateful for these track, starting with Blondie’s classic Heart Of Glass.
Again, the song feels like a 1980’s one to me – and I loved this decade. Stevie Nicks)Īnother music legend joining Miley Cyrus – and another track which is just so much fun. Edge Of Midnight (Midnight Sky Remix feat. This part of the album is just so amazing.ġ3. I did it all to make you love me and to feel aliveĪ slow and intimate track. Lovely – reminds me of the Belinda Carlisle 1980’s songs… Even though Miley Cyrus’ voice has much more a Bonnie Tyler touch. A lovely arrangement of the song including the great backing vocals. Never Be Me is again much more of a rock track than pop music. Joan Jett)Īnother great name of the music industry – even the the almost groaning ah-ah-ah-ah feels very pop-ish, the result is a result cool rock track – and ain’t these two voices just a great combination? Hate Me is a clear reference to all the negative critics she received – the song also references a lot of the bad things happening like her house on fire and the death of her grandmother. I hope all of my friends get drunk and high After a couple of rather clubbing-oriented songs, this is such a beautifully done contrast. Miley’s voice and an acoustic guitar at the beginning – High is just magical and has a touch of country, a touch of an intimate soft rocker. Shinin’ through a door that I can’t keep closedĪlways buildin’ cities on the hearts that you brokeĪnd in my head, I did my very best saying goodbye, goodbyeĪnd I don’t miss you but I think of you and don’t know why Got my mind goin’ places it ain’t wanna goĪnd I can’t see myself through the fire and smoke Midnight Sky has been the first single release of Plastic Hearts. A powerful dance pop one. The song is rather a dance-pop one again, but it’s got its guitar parts – and when the London-origin music legend finally starts singing, it is just a magical combination. Billy Idol)Īin’t that cool? Two songs after Plastic Hearts featured a track with Dua Lipa, Cyrus is joined by Billy Idol. Electric sounds in the background, nice groove – the girls in the club don’t need to move their high heels too quickly with that song, but they will have a lot of fun with it.
Gimme What I Want is definitely one for the dancefloor. The song, which has been selected as one of the singles, is a rhythmic pop track – I have to say that I feel that it is the weakest song of the first four – rather a matter of taste than lacking musical quality. If you pair up with Dua Lipa ( here is my view of her Future Nostalgia), you are a big one in the business. The lyrics contain multiple references to her former girlfriend, Kaitlynn Carter. Classic string instrumentation in the background, but Cyrus intense and a bit of raspy voice gives the track a certain rock feeling to me as well. I would describe Angels Like You as a beautiful ballad. The song is more pop-alike than the first track, a nice dance with a slight summer touch. The song already shows why Cyrus’ music is attracting so many people – it is very versatile, even within one song. Plastic Hearts starts with a lot of power – a pop track with some strong guitars in the chorus like a rock track. So tell me, baby, am I wrong that I moved on? Plastic Hearts contains 15 tracks and lasts 50 minutes. Miley Cyrus – Plastic Hearts – Track by Track Plastic Hearts is Miley Cyrus’ seventh album under that name. Among many other merits, it became three time platinum in the US and included the five time platinum song Wrecking Ball. The album thereafter, Bangerz (2013) was likely her most successful one. There were two additional albums until 2010, so that she overall released eight albums between 20. Her Miley Cyrus debut Meet Miley Cyrus was released in June 2007 and also topped the US charts. Cyrus in parallel recorded music as Miley Cyrus.
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