Miley Cyrus is back and feeling "Inspired." Her new track is produced by Oren Yoel and is off her upcoming album, MC6.
On the track, Cyrus discusses the inspiration she receives from her father, Billy Ray Cyrus, her hopes for change for the world, and the encouragement of more love. She says on the track, "We are meant for more. Pull the handle on the door that opens up to change. I know that sounds so strange. 'Cause you've always felt so small, but know ,you aren't at all, and I hope you feel inspired."
Miley Cyrus also performed this song at Ariana Grande's "One Love Manchester" benefit concert and Robin Hood's benefit concert in New York City. Cyrus also sang "Happy" with Pharrell while performing for the Manchester benefit concert. While on stage, according to billboard, she spoke about the importance of humanity. She said, "The most important responsibility we have on this entire planet it to take care of one another."
Cyrus also stopped by Zach Sang Show where she described the new track as her newest version of her hit 2009 song, "The Climb." She also admitted that if there was one song she could delete from her career, she would choose "Wrecking Ball." She said, "I will always be the naked girl on a wrecking ball, no matter how much I frolic with Emu [her dog] I am always the naked girl on the wrecking ball. I should have thought of how long that was going to follow me around. It's my worst nightmare, that song being played at my funeral - that is my worst nightmare."
Cyrus is scheduled to perform June 10th, 16th and 17th as apart of her Malibu Promo Tour. She will visit Florida, New Jersey and Massachusetts. Stream her inspiring ballad below.
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