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Miley Cyrus Releases New Album Endless Summer Vacation: Listen and Read the Full Credits
Harmony Korine, Tobias Jesso Jr., BJ Burton, Brandi Carlile, Sia, Bibi Bourelly, James Blake, Greg Kurstin, and more contributed to Cyrus’ follow-up to 2020’s Plastic Hearts
Miley Cyrus has released her new album, Endless Summer Vacation. The singer’s eighth studio LP features contributions from Harmony Korine, Brandi Carlile, Sia, Tobias Jesso Jr., Rob Moose, James Blake, Mike Will Made-It, Greg Kurstin, BJ Burton, Bibi Bourelly, and more. Cyrus has also shared a new video for “River” from the album. Listen to Endless Summer Vacation and check out the “River” video below. (Pitchfork earns a commission from purchases made through affiliate links on our site.)
Cyrus announced Endless Summer Vacation at the beginning of January, sharing the lead single, “Flowers,” a week later. In an interview clip she posted to social media, Cyrus said the record is divided into halves that loosely represent daytime and nighttime.
Since her last album, 2020’s Plastic Hearts, Cyrus has continued her affinity for cover songs, taking on Cocteau Twins’ “Heaven or Las Vegas” while performing in the titular city. She also covered Metallica’s “Nothing Else Matters” for the collection The Metallica Blacklist. In 2021, Cyrus took “Plastic Hearts” and “Without You” to the Saturday Night Live stage for a Mother’s Day episode hosted by Elon Musk, where she also covered Dolly Parton’s “Light of the Clear Blue Morning.”
Last year, Cyrus released Attention: Miley Live, a collection of concert recordings from across her career. She closed out 2022 as the host of her own New Year’s Eve special on NBC, which featured guest appearances from Dolly Parton and David Byrne. Cyrus joined the latter for a cover of David Bowie’s “Let’s Dance.”
Composer: Miley Cyrus/Michael Pollack/Gregory Aldae Hein
Lyricist: Miley Cyrus/Michael Pollack/Gregory Aldae Hein
Published by: MCEO Publishing (BMI) / Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp. o/b/o
itself, What Key Do You Want It In Music, and Songs With A Pure Tone (BMI) /
Songs by Gregory Hein, Wide Eyed Global, and These Are Pulse Songs, admin. worldwide by Concord Music Publishing (BMI)
Vocals: Miley Cyrus
Mouth Percussion: Miley Cyrus
Drums: Kid Harpoon
Percussion: Kid Harpoon
Bass: Kid Harpoon
Synthesizer: Kid Harpoon / Tyler Johnson
Guitar: Kid Harpoon / Tyler Johnson
Rhodes: Michael Pollack
Wurlitzer: Tyler Johnson
Additional Keys: Doug Showalter
String Arrangement: Rob Moose
Violin: Rob Moose
Viola: Rob Moose
Producer: Kid Harpoon / Tyler Johnson
Engineer: Brian Rajaratnam
Mixing Engineer: Mark “Spike” Stent
Assistant Mix Engineer: Matt Wolach
Mastering Engineer: Joe LaPorta
Executive Producer: Miley Cyrus
(P) 2023 Smiley Miley, Inc. under exclusive license to Columbia Records, a Division of Sony Music Entertainment
Rec Period – 2022
Recorded at Ridgemont High (Los Angeles, CA), USA
Repertoire Owner: Columbia
