Miley Cyrus Dials Up Genre-Blending on Bass Persuades with Bold Collaborations

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Miley Cyrus's Bass Persuades arrives as a ten-track, genre-blurring album largely produced by her fiancé Maxx Morando. The record snakes through Dead Petz-era psychedelia, spacey electro textures, and sharp pop hooks, featuring standout collaborations like Model/Actriz on the track Different Religion and a sultry duet with Andrew Wyatt of Miike Snow, while the lead single Bass Persuades initially acted as a misleading prompt. The LP also nods to Miley’s roots with Innocent Ways for a sister and a bold, genre-bending approach that showcases her willingness to push sonic boundaries.
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