Miley Cyrus has always followed her muse. Since at least her 2013 reinvention “Bangerz,” she’s tried on multiple personas and styles, traipsing from du jour hip-hop to glam rock and glitter-smeared psychedelia, oftentimes falling somewhere in between. If anything, one could never accuse Cyrus of ambivalence; her creative vision is always whole, even when it defies tangibility.
It’s one reason why Cyrus’ albums have continued to draw intrigue. Some hit, others don’t. That much became clear with 2023’s “Endless Summer Vacation,” one of her most immediate and of-the-moment albums, where playing it straight paid off. Lead single “Flowers” was a ubiquitous smash, a Grammy record of the year winner,
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