Miley Cyrus

dance-pop, electropop, hip-hop, pop rock

United States

"Cyrus’s music pulses with a rhythmic intensity, layering emotive vocals over driving beats that create a tension between celebration and introspection."

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Can't Be Tamed

2010

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Career Arc

Miley Cyrus's discography from 2006 to 2025

2006 2015 2025

Hannah Montana (2006) The Best of Both Worlds (2006) Who Said (2006) Disney's Karaoke Series:... (2007) Hannah Montana 2: Meet Mi... (2007) Meet Miley Cyrus (2007) See You Again (2007) Life's What You Make It (2007) Make Some Noise (2007) We Got the Party (2007) Nobody's Perfect (2007) I Miss You (2007) Girl's Night Out (2007) Hannah Montana Hits Remix... (2008) Breakout (2008) Best of Both Worlds Conce... (2008) See You Again (Rock Mafia... (2008) 7 Things (2008) Start All Over (2008) I Thought I Lost You (2008)

Miley Cyrus stands as a significant cultural figure who has navigated the complexities of fame and identity, reshaping expectations around pop stardom.

Miley Cyrus stands as a significant cultural figure who has navigated the complexities of fame and identity, reshaping expectations around pop stardom. Her ability to oscillate between vulnerability and defiance resonates deeply, making her music a touchstone for listeners grappling with their own experiences of transformation. In a landscape often saturated with polished personas, Cyrus's authenticity invites audiences to engage with her on a more intimate level, reflecting broader conversations about self-acceptance and reinvention. Her approach to music is marked by an unfiltered exploration of personal narratives and societal themes, often intertwining the playful with the profound. Cyrus employs her vocal prowess to embody various emotions, channeling both the grit of country roots and the exuberance of pop. This blend creates a sonic space where raw honesty meets captivating melodies, allowing her to challenge traditional genre boundaries while maintaining a relatable essence. Lyrically, she frequently delves into themes of love, heartbreak, and self-discovery with an earnestness that balances irony and sincerity. Her storytelling often captures fleeting moments and expansive feelings alike, revealing layers of complexity in relationships and personal growth. With a voice that carries both strength and fragility, she crafts songs that invite reflection while embracing spontaneity.

Full discography

Miley Cyrus's albums in order, from earliest releases to latest.

79 releases • 20 albums • 3 EPS • 2006–2025

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Albums ()

Something Beautiful

2025

Endless Summer Vacation

2023

Attention: Miley Live

2022

Plastic Hearts

2020

Younger Now

2017

Miley Cyrus & Her Dead Petz

2015

Bangerz Tour

2015

Bangerz

2013

Hannah Montana Forever

2010

Can't Be Tamed

2010

Miley Cyrus: Live at The O2

2010

Hannah Montana: The Movie

2009

Miley Cyrus: Live in Berlin

2009

Hannah Montana Hits Remixed

2008

Breakout

2008

Best of Both Worlds Concert

2008

Disney's Karaoke Series: Hannah Montana

2007

Hannah Montana 2: Meet Miley Cyrus

2007

Meet Miley Cyrus

2007

Hannah Montana

2006

EPs ()

She is Coming

2019

The Time of Our Lives

2009

ITunes Live from London

2009

Singles ()

Dream as One

2025

Secrets

2025

Easy Lover

2025

End of the World

2025

Used to Be Young

2023

Jaded

2023

River

2023

Flowers

2023

Angels like You

2021

Midnight Sky

2020

On a Roll

2019

Mother's Daughter

2019

Nothing Breaks Like a Heart

2018

Inspired

2017

Malibu

2017

Dooo It!

2015

My Sad Christmas Song

2015

Adore You Remix

2014

Adore You

2013

Real and True

2013

23

2013

We Can't Stop

2013

Stay

2011

Gonna Get This

2010

Ordinary Girl

2010

Liberty Walk

2010

When I Look at You

2010

I'm Still Good

2010

Who Owns My Heart

2010

Two More Lonely People

2010

The Climb

2009

Supergirl

2009

Party in the U.S.A.

2009

Hoedown Throwdown

2009

Fly on the Wall

2009

Breakout

2009

Let's Chill

2009

Talk is Cheap

2009

Obsessed

2009

See You Again (Rock Mafia Remix)

2008

7 Things

2008

Start All Over

2008

I Thought I Lost You

2008

See You Again

2007

Life's What You Make It

2007

Make Some Noise

2007

We Got the Party

2007

Nobody's Perfect

2007

I Miss You

2007

Girl's Night Out

2007

The Best of Both Worlds

2006

Who Said

2006

I Wanna Know You

Let's Do This

It's All Right Here

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Timeline

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Hannah Montana (2006)

Hannah Montana 2: Me... (2007)

Disney's Karaoke Ser... (2007)

Meet Miley Cyrus (2007)

Hannah Montana Hits... (2008)

Best of Both Worlds... (2008)

Breakout (2008)

Hannah Montana: The... (2009)

The Time of Our Live... (2009)

ITunes Live from Lon... (2009)

Miley Cyrus: Live in... (2009)

Can't Be Tamed (2010)

Hannah Montana Forev... (2010)

Miley Cyrus: Live at... (2010)

Bangerz (2013)

Miley Cyrus & Her De... (2015)

Bangerz Tour (2015)

Younger Now (2017)

She is Coming (2019)

Plastic Hearts (2020)

Attention: Miley Liv... (2022)

Endless Summer Vacat... (2023)

Something Beautiful (2025)

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Miley Cyrus sound like?

Cyrus’s music pulses with a rhythmic intensity, layering emotive vocals over driving beats that create a tension between celebration and introspection. Rooted in hip-hop and pop rock. Start with Bangerz.

What is the best Miley Cyrus album to start with?

The best album to start with is "Bangerz" (2013). It's the most representative of what makes Miley Cyrus worth hearing.

Who is Miley Cyrus for?

If you're into hip-hop and pop rock, Miley Cyrus is worth your time. Cyrus’s music pulses with a rhythmic intensity, layering emotive vocals over driving beats that create a tension between celebration and introspection.

How many albums does Miley Cyrus have?

Miley Cyrus has 79 releases in their discography, including 20 albums and 3 EPs.

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