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Out Now: ‘Plastic Hearts,’ Miley Cyrus’ Dynamic New Album ft. Joan Jett, Stevie Nicks, Dua Lipa & Billy Idol (Listen)

Don’t expect Miley Cyrus to cater to your expectations.
The former Disney Channel star has put in work over the years to distance herself from her Hannah Montana days, and her latest effort is titled Plastic Hearts.
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With album artwork photographed by noted classic rock photographer Mick Rock, Plastic Hearts makes a strong creative statement from Cyrus. Buoyed by the all-star production team of Louis Bell, Mark Ronson, Andrew Watt and Andrew Wyatt, the album was led by the single “Midnight Sky,” which features a sample of Stevie Nicks‘ classic “Edge of Seventeen”:
Nicks herself turns up on a remix of the song, which was shared recently:
Also showing up on Plastic Hearts for guest vocal duties are international pop star Dua Lipa (on the single “Prisoner”) and Billy Idol (on “Night Crawling”):
Miley Cyrus also brings Joan Jett into her corner for the song “Bad Karma,” which is another example of the singer holding hands, so to speak, with one of the legends that came before her:
Plastic Hearts isn’t exactly a “punk rock record,” despite her all-star collaborations and the imagery at work here … but it is an expertly crafted pop/rock album from one of the successful pop stars in the world.
Give it a shot — there’s a reverence for what came before that makes up the mood of this record, and it’s a solid listen. Do so below, via Spotify: