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The Newest Mess by Miley Cyrus โ€“ SHE IS COMING EP Album Review

Miley Cyrus โ€“ SHE IS COMING EP Review

The pop artist, Miley Cyrus, is back! She has released a brand new record after taking a short stroll in a pair of country boots on her last full-length LP, Younger Now. While writing a review, I found a pretty tepid attempt on her EP โ€˜SHE IS COMINGโ€™ to get back to her Southern roots. This attempt can be seen as a followup to Miley trying to come up with a bit more mature record like her previous record, Younger Now.

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Introduction

โ€˜Younger Nowโ€™ is a slightly better album than her previous record, Miley Cyrus & Her Dead Petz. Miley is now heading back to the blend of pop and contemporary hip-hop records which usually turn heads for her. Her new EP is the first installment out of three EP series.

Letโ€™s review her EP, SHE IS COMING, track-wise.

  • Motherโ€™s Daughter
Part I

The opening track, Motherโ€™s Daughter, has a trappy dance-pop beat. There is a large atmospheric swell as in โ€œsync melodyโ€ in the song. The chorus is very sharp and soaring as well. The song isnโ€™t bad instrumentally. However, the lyrics arenโ€™t exactly the amalgamation of the chorus of the song.

Part II

The sentiment of the song essentially boils down to autonomy. The ideas such as self-determination, breaking free of control and conceptions of other people are expressed in a very non-digestive way. Itโ€™s far from the best anthem on this topic.

  • Unholy

The song โ€˜Unholyโ€™ is a full dark and edgy, cut with a twist of RnB. Despite this, the song still sounds a little country. Itโ€™s a mixture of Lil Nas Xโ€™s โ€˜Old Town Roadโ€™ and The Weekndโ€™s โ€˜Starboyโ€™ to be specific. In short, the song is bland and pointless. It tries too hard to sound deep than it really is.

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  • D.R.E.A.M.

The track โ€˜D.R.E.A.M.โ€™ features Ghostface Killah. The theme of this song is, however, a copied version of โ€˜Unholyโ€™ track with concepts of drug and heartbreak. There is a non-sensical beat change at the very end of the track along with a corny Wu-Tang reference by Ghostface Killah. The song essentially feels like another The Weeknd ripoff with a lot of annoying reverbs. The instrumental has little to no body to it.

  • Cattitude (feat. RuPaul)

One of the stingiest tracks of the EP, Cattitude, features RuPaul. However, I do like the weird, marching, and futuristic hip-hop beat on this track. There are a few unsettling elements in the song to which we can dance. But Mileyโ€™s rap on this track is absolute trash.

  • Party Up The Street

The track โ€˜Part Up The Streetโ€™ features Swae Lee and Mike WILL Made-It. There is no vocal chemistry between Swae and Miley. As a matter of fact, through the numerous passages here, the beats donโ€™t really have a flow to it. Their voices feel like the birds with broken wings crying for food.

  • The Most

The closing track of this EP, The Most, is a washed-out country song. Ironically, there is no teeth or twang on this track for it to be a country song. However, this track has the best vocal delivery by Miley Cyrus in the entire EP even though the instrumental on this track is gutless.

Conclusion

Iโ€™m not entirely sure what to call โ€˜SHE IS COMINGโ€™ EP other than another Miley mess. Thatโ€™s it.

Personal Take

I give โ€˜SHE IS COMINGโ€™ by Miley Cyrus a fair 01/10 in the Album Review category.

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