Review

Plastic Hearts marks a bold and exciting shift for Miley Cyrus, embracing a gritty, rock-infused sound that suits her raspy vocals perfectly. Blending glam rock, punk, and ’80s pop influences, the album feels both nostalgic and fresh, with standout tracks like “Midnight Sky,” “Prisoner” (feat. Dua Lipa), and the title track showcasing her versatility and edge.

Miley sounds more confident and authentic than ever, channeling raw emotion and attitude through punchy guitar riffs and anthemic choruses. Collaborations with legends like Joan Jett and Billy Idol add even more rock cred to the mix.

While not every track hits the same high, Plastic Hearts is a strong, cohesive project that proves Miley isn’t afraid to evolve—and she wears this new era incredibly well