For Miley Cyrus, don't be too 'weird' and unique!
Miley Cyrus may reap the success of her last album BANGERZ. But that still doesn't make him safe from comments from the music label that has been sheltering him.
RCA recordz which houses Miley Cyrus' BANGERZ album asked the singer not to give too much of a 'weird' feel to his new album. Yep, now the Wrecking Ball singer is busy with the agenda of working on his latest album following BANGERZ which was released in 2013.
In an interview with Paper Magazine, Miley Cyrus revealed a little about the label's appeal. The 'weird' side in question can be exemplified from the music brought by Björk, a singer from Iceland.
"They (music labels) are like saying, 'Don't make this album too weird, don't make this album very unique. You can't go from Miley to Björk,' said Miley Cyrus.
Miley Cyrus herself doesn't seem to like the ban. This controversial singer said that he would finish working on his new album on his own, aka without anyone's help.
"I don't need a songwriter, I don't need a producer here. Mike Will will tell me the beat and then I'll go into the recording studio and work on this album alone," he concluded.
Well, will the new album present a different result from the previous work? It's very interesting to see what surprises Miley Cyrus will bring later.
