They are barely 20 seconds ahead with a certain 80s spirit reminiscent of bass and metallic guitars mixed with synthesizers. If we add to this the provocative Miley Cyrus, whose hair waves in the wind as she runs her hands over her body, the preview of her new music video turns into an explosive cocktail.
Everything seems ready for the launch of the new recording project, “Endless Summer Vacation,” by the American soloist, which will arrive on March 10. And it looks like the premiere of her new music video, “River,” will arrive simultaneously, for which she already offered this brief teaser with which she warmed up her audience.
“I will not survive this time: give me everything” or “Dear smilers, I will see you all in the hospital this Friday” are just some of the comments that Miley Cyrus has received on her official Instagram account where she posted the aforementioned video.
Expectations are high for this release, of which we have already heard the first single, “Flowers,” and the first chords of the second, “River.” We know little more about the musical conception and sound commitment of the artist for her eighth studio album, something that causes more than tachycardia among her faithful with each news of the album.
The artist revealed a very important detail about the design of the LP: “When it comes to the “Endless Summer Vacation” sequence, I split it into two parts: AM and PM to represent almost one act. Morning represents the morning hours, where there is buzz and energy, and there is potential for new possibilities. It’s a whole new day. She continued: At night, it feels like there’s something sneaky and seedy and kind of grimy but glamorous at the same time. Nighttime is a good time to rest, it’s a time to recuperate. Or it’s a time to get out and experience the wild side. In Los Angeles, there is a certain energy at night, and you can feel the problems coming to the surface, which is very inspiring to me.”
Nearly three years after the release of “Plastic Hearts,” Miley is set to release “Endless Summer Vacation” (ESV), an album she recorded in Los Angeles with production from Kid Harpoon, Greg Kurstin, Mike WiLL Made-It, and Tyler Johnson. “The Midnight Sky” singer describes “Endless Summer Vacation” as a love letter to Los Angeles that shows the confidence she has regained since focusing on her mental and physical well-being, according to the launch press release sent to the media.