Emotional healing method through music
In an intimate conversation in the podcast Claiming with Monica Lewinskysinger Miley Cyrus revealed how her most recent musical work reflects a stage of personal transformation, resilience and new limits in her life and career.
The talk addressed issues such as mental health, family influence and the importance of building their own narrative.
Subject Beautiful: Music as a healing vehicle
During the interview, Miley Cyrus explained that her new visual album, Subject Beautifularose from a personal need to instill beauty and hope in difficult times. According to the podcast Reclaiming, The artist described music as a form of medicine. “Without purpose, I am not interested”he said. The title of the album is closely linked to its healing process.
For Cyrus, music operates as a spiritual expression channel. “Sometimes I feel that I don’t know where music comes from through me. It simply arrives”he explained. This vision is reflected in the structure of the album, where each song seeks to transmit a healing frequency.
The singer cited a personal statement: “The songs, even if they talk about destruction or death, are presented beautifully, because the most difficult moments also have a beauty point.”
Children’s fame and identity construction
One of the axes of the conversation was the impact of fame from an early age. Miley Cyrus recalled that she was only ten years old when Nashville moved to Los Angeles to star in Hannah Montana. “I did not chose fame,” he said, while describing how permanent exhibition altered his daily life since the age of twelve.
According to the podcast, the singer reflected on the implicit message of the children’s program: “The concept of the program was that Miley was a normal girl, but it was only special when she became Hannah. I don’t know if that was healthy for my psyche as a girl”. This dynamic influenced the creation of a public “armor” to deal with social pressure.
Reclaiming It also collects how Cyrus faced bullying episodes and memes that affected their body image. He especially mentioned in 2013, when he was mocked on social networks. “I am still very insecure for those memes about my body,” he confessed.
Mental health and resilience strategies
The artist also addressed her psychological care process and mental health, mentioning that she has been working with her therapist for years, Dr. Aymanwho taught him tools to face external trial. “Shame and guilt can be eliminated”he said, highlighting the use of techniques such as EMDR to treat traumas.
According to ReclaimingCyrus has developed mantras and personal limits as emotional protection. “How people see me is not my business,” He declared, underlining the need to disconnect his personal value of the look of others.
He also reported that he opted for more intimate shows, for less than 250 peoplein spaces such as the Chateau Marmont, due to the physical and emotional effects generated by the mass concerts.
During the podcast, Miley Cyrus talked about the difficulties in her family environment. The divorce of their parents and the lack of communication between their family members marked their adolescence. “It was important for me that my family spoke again”he said.
The singer also referred to the figure of her father, whom she defined as intelligent and spiritual, although prone to avoid the conflict. This combination of personal factors and public exposure from childhood complexed its identity construction.
Artistic authenticity and redefinition of limits
In another section of the dialogue, Cyrus spoke of his constant need for reinvention. “I’m always renewing me because I can’t be in a place that doesn’t align with me”he explained. Throughout his career, he has adopted different facets, guided by his emotional and creative state.
The artist said she chose to move away from great stadiums and reduce the scale of her presentations, in favor of privacy and security. “I don’t want to be in a place where I need so much protection”he said, in reference to the risks he perceived in mass events.
The album Subject Beautiful It includes collaborations with figures such as Naomi Campbell and Brittany Howard, which for Cyrus represents a validation in the music industry. As reported in Reclaiming, Working with Campbell was a healing experience. “All women in this industry receive labels,” he said.
He also expressed his admiration for Brittany Howard, whom he considers one of the most authentic artists of the current panorama. “That she tells me that I am a real artist, even if he makes pop and different view, it is very valuable”he said. These collaborations consolidated their artistic identity and their healing process.
Creative future: authenticity without pressure
At the close of the episode, Miley Cyrus shared her intention to claim her history and establish new limits. He described his album as “the last great effort in this format,” and anticipated that he does not plan to continue undergoing similar promotional demands. “This album is my baby, but I don’t know if I will put so much pressure again”said.
According to the podcast of Monica Lewinskythe singer seeks to separate artistic creation from external expectations. “Compassion for myself is difficult to see for others”he concluded, reaffirming his commitment to authenticity and well -being as pillars of his future career.
