Check Out the Trailer for Miley Cyrus’s Stunning Visual Album Set to Hit Theaters

Miley Cyrus Prepares for Something Beautiful

Miley Cyrus has unveiled a trailer for the visual film accompanying her upcoming album “Something Beautiful”—check it out below.

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Album Details and Cinema Release

Earlier this week, the singer announced that her ninth studio album is set to release on May 30 through Columbia Records, featuring 13 original tracks. Cyrus serves as an executive producer alongside Shonu Everett (known for her work with Kacey Musgraves and Alabama Shakes). You can pre-order the album here.

She has now confirmed that a version of the visual film for this record will be shown in cinemas this June. Co-directed by Cyrus, Jacob Bixenman, and Brendan Walter, it has been described as an “amazing visual narrative,” showcasing designs from classic fashion icons such as Thierry Mugler, Jean Paul Gaultier, and Alexander McQueen.

A Unique Visual Experience

The trailer presents Cyrus in various stunning settings, including iconic locations like the film’s site and the Hollywood Walk of Fame. “A unique visual experience blending fantasy with 13 original songs from the upcoming album,” exclaims the trailer. “A one-of-a-kind pop-up from the mind of Miley Cyrus.” You can view it below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3yedw0qip_0

Cyrus has been teasing her new album in recent weeks, updating her social media profiles with images that highlight her silhouette. Fans have also reported seeing posters for “Something Beautiful” scattered around the globe.

Earlier, she hinted that the album would draw inspiration from Pink Floyd’s ‘The Wall’. “We really leaned into that. I have a personal connection to it. My vision was to create a ‘wall’ of my own, enhanced by a glamorous wardrobe and more infusions of pop culture,” she shared.

She describes the atmosphere of her album as “hypnotizing and glamorous,” stating, “This is a conceptual album aiming to address the ailing culture through music.”

This album will follow the “Endless Summer Holidays” released in 2023, which NME rated four stars, saying: “The album demands your full attention, even if it might not be the boldest or most visionary work. ‘But don’t forget, baby, I am a substantive sign’—in this line from track three, you will certainly believe her.”